Rs 258 crore spent on PM Modi's 38 foreign trips between May 2022 and Dec 2024: Centre to Parliament
Thursday, 20 March 2025 The Indian government revealed expenses of nearly Rs 258 crore for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 38 foreign trips between May 2022 and December 2024. The most costly visit was to the US in June 2023, costing over Rs 22 crore. Detailed expenses included hotel arrangements, community receptions, transport, and other costs for official delegations.
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