PM Modi’s October 25 Programme: Varanasi Events and RBI Facility in Bhubaneswar

PM Modi’s October 25 schedule covers a Varanasi garment facility, an aerial display and RBI infrastructure in Bhubaneswar. Here are the announced timings.

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Announced PM programme for October 25: 11 AM garment facility, 1 PM aerial display, 4:45 PM RBI programme. All times IST.

October 25, 2026 | Morning update

At a glance

  • PM Modi is scheduled to inaugurate a garment facility in Varanasi at around 11 AM today.
  • The Varanasi aerial display is scheduled for around 1 PM under the theme Wings over Ganges.
  • The announced Bhubaneswar programme includes RBI infrastructure at around 4:45 PM today.

Today’s announced programme

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Varanasi and Bhubaneswar on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The Prime Minister’s Office advance announcement, published on October 24, sets out three main engagements. This is a guide to the announced programme; it does not confirm that the events have already taken place.

The approximate timings are 11 AM for a garment manufacturing facility in Varanasi, 1 PM for an aerial display at Namo Ghat, and 4:45 PM for a Reserve Bank of India facility in Bhubaneswar. All times in this article are Indian Standard Time. Readers following live coverage should treat these as scheduled times rather than guaranteed start times.

What is planned in Varanasi

The first engagement concerns Arvind Limited’s garment manufacturing facility. The government describes it as a predominantly women-led initiative serving global customers. Its advance statement does not give a verified operational workforce count, a recruitment application link or a detailed hiring calendar. A factory inauguration and a public vacancy announcement are different things; jobseekers should seek an employer-issued recruitment notice before sharing documents or paying any intermediary.

The second engagement is the Air Force Day Aerial Display at Namo Ghat, themed “Wings over Ganges”. The programme is intended to commemorate the Indian Air Force’s 94th anniversary. Participation and flying plans in an advance announcement should not be read as confirmation of every aircraft’s actual appearance on the day.

The PIB release of October 24 provides the official programme. It does not supply public admission instructions, a ticket-booking portal or traffic-diversion details. Visitors should rely on current local administration and police notices for access arrangements, rather than infer that the announced venue guarantees entry.

What is planned in Bhubaneswar

The Odisha engagement concerns RBI’s new Data Centre and Cybersecurity Training Institute. The PMO announcement says the infrastructure is intended to support the bank’s computing needs and financial-sector resilience. This is institutional infrastructure news, rather than an announced change to an individual customer’s account, payment limit or banking app.

A new facility does not, by itself, establish that any particular consumer service will become faster on inauguration day. Readers should distinguish the project’s stated purpose from independently measured outcomes. Specific implementation details and subsequent operational updates will matter more than claims circulating without a named source.

How to follow the day accurately

Check the date attached to any circulating clip. An advance itinerary, a live feed and an after-event report establish different things. For this programme, a statement saying an inauguration is scheduled should only be replaced with past-tense confirmation once an official event update or reliable on-site reporting is available.

For wider business coverage, see our Business section. This article will need a further update if the schedule changes or the events conclude; its present wording deliberately preserves the distinction between an announcement and a completed event.

Prepared with AI assistance. Official source pages checked on October 25, 2026. The accompanying original editorial graphic is not an event photograph.


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