Narendra Modi Travel · 2 Nov 2026
Reported appearances of Narendra Modi
A summary of the reported movements of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the last four months.
Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, whose home base is New Delhi, was reported in multiple locations during the last four months, according to coverage from published news reports.
Reported Domestic and International Travel
- He was reported in Ekta Nagar and Kevadia, India, on 31 October 2026, according to coverage from the Deccan Herald.
- He was reported in New Delhi, India, on 1 October 2026, according to coverage from News On AIR.
- He was reported in Kazan, Russia, from 11 to 13 September 2026, according to coverage from social media.
- He was reported in Delhi, India, on 11 September 2026, according to coverage from NDTV.
According to coverage from annual tracking metrics, Narendra Modi was reported to have travelled at least 7,500 km across 2 countries, representing 3 days abroad with a longest away period of 3 days, resulting in 225 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions and costs of 233333 USD.
Reporting Intervals and Gaps
The busiest stretch of reported appearances occurred between 11 September and 13 September 2026, when he was reported in Delhi, India, and Kazan, Russia, according to coverage from published reports. Following his reported appearance in New Delhi on 1 October 2026, there was an absence of qualifying coverage until 31 October 2026, when he was reported in Ekta Nagar and Kevadia, according to coverage from published reports.
The record of these appearances is thin: an absence of reporting means only that there was no qualifying coverage.
Sources
- Deccan Herald — Prime Minister Modi inaugurates tourism, infra projects worth Rs 308 cr in Gujarat's Ekta Nagar
- News On AIR — PM Modi to participate in Centenary Celebrations of UPSC at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today
- x.com — Presented President Putin with a Russian translation of the Thirukkural, which carries the eternal wisdom of the great Thiruvalluvar across languages and borders.
This piece was compiled automatically from the reported appearances recorded on this site, then published with links to every source used. Spotted something wrong? Please send a correction.