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Modi was sworn in on May 26 and the divine is gonna be gorgeous, even if their guests. More than 3,000 guests from foreign countries to the list of names of people who have been invited.
Modi will be sworn in as special attraction Nrend Bollywood stars. Salman Khan, Lata Mangeshkar, Rekha and Amitabh Bachchan to name. He also invited master - Sachin Tendulkar . All Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs will be invited, which alone add up to 777. These MPs have been invited by Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Former presidents Pratibha Patil and APJ Abdul Kalam are also invited. Outgoing prime minister Manmohan Singh will be there along with some members of his cabinet.
Mr Modi's mother Hiraben and his three brothers are also expected to attend the event, though it is not yet confirmed.The incoming prime minister can invite upto 20 guests, while ministers who will be taking oath can bring upto four guests each.
This is the first time leaders from SAARC nations have been invited for the oath-taking ceremony of an Indian prime minister. The external affairs ministry today said eight heads of state and government were invited and all have confirmed, that they come Modi's swearing-in.
Mr. Modi will be the third Indian prime minister to take oath in the open forecourt instead of the ceremonial Ashoka Hall after Chandra Shekhar (1990) and Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1998).
Modi will be sworn in as special attraction Nrend Bollywood stars. Salman Khan, Lata Mangeshkar, Rekha and Amitabh Bachchan to name. He also invited master - Sachin Tendulkar . All Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs will be invited, which alone add up to 777. These MPs have been invited by Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Former presidents Pratibha Patil and APJ Abdul Kalam are also invited. Outgoing prime minister Manmohan Singh will be there along with some members of his cabinet.
Mr Modi's mother Hiraben and his three brothers are also expected to attend the event, though it is not yet confirmed.The incoming prime minister can invite upto 20 guests, while ministers who will be taking oath can bring upto four guests each.
This is the first time leaders from SAARC nations have been invited for the oath-taking ceremony of an Indian prime minister. The external affairs ministry today said eight heads of state and government were invited and all have confirmed, that they come Modi's swearing-in.
Mr. Modi will be the third Indian prime minister to take oath in the open forecourt instead of the ceremonial Ashoka Hall after Chandra Shekhar (1990) and Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1998).
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