MODI EXPRESS !!

                                                        

Indian prime minister narendra modi, is getting popular day by day, he is the second most popular politician in the world, according to facebook  COO Sheryl Sandberg. His popularity can be seen in the whole world.

Narendra modi is about to pay a visit to Australia, and this is the first trip to Australia by an Indian Prime Minister in 28 years, Narendra Modi will engage with his counterpart Tony Abbott to boost trade, investment, energy and security partnership, and look for avenues to remove red tape that investors face in the two countries.

His popularity can be proved by a fact that when   Mr Modi's staff initially planned the trip, they thought the visit to Brisbane for the G20 conference, an

address to the Australian Parliament in Canberra, and a 1000-plate banquet at the Melbourne Cricket Ground hosted by Prime Minister Tony Abbott would be enough."

It was only after a huge expression of interest from people in Sydney that the Prime Minister's Office understood that Modi had to come to Sydney,

 To welcome modi, A special train will run from Melbourne to Sydney carrying over 200 passengers who will attend the public address of Prime Minister Narendra Modi .

This is the first time in Indian history,, and also in history of melbourne that a special train is started in name of an Indian primeminister.and he has got such a huge response.

Modi express will start at 8:30pm on November 16 from melbourne’s southern cross station, it is a 4 bogie train, would carry almost 220 passengers from Melbourne to sydney .

With the support of rail authorities in Melbourne, the train will be specially decorated with tri-colour balloons, Modi's posters and banners and pictures of iconic Indian locales. Apart from this, the organisers have also arranged free food for the passengers who will be served with delicacies like 'Modi Dhokla' and 'Modi Fafda'. People from several communities have booked their seats on this train . 

 He is also expected to hold a public address on November 17 for which over 150,000 attendees have already registered, in the alphones arena.

Event organisers in Sydney say that more than 21,000 people have already registered through their local community organisations to attend the event in Sydney, which can only seat 16,000.