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finance · Times of India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits cost more than Rs 180 crore in 2025, up from over Rs 36 crore in 2021, a fivefold increase.
“the annual bill rising from over Rs 36 crore in 2021 to more than Rs 180 crore in 2025”
more than 36 crore
more than 180 crore
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finance · Times of India
Cumulative expenditure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's overseas visits since 2021 has crossed Rs 550 crore.
“the cumulative expenditure on the prime minister's overseas visits since 2021 has crossed Rs 550 crore”
more than 550 crore
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finance · Times of India
So far in 2026, expenditure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits has reached over Rs 74.58 crore.
“So far in 2026, expenditure has reached over Rs 74.58 crore”
more than 74.58 crore
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finance · Times of India
The Norway leg of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's five-nation tour in May cost Rs 17.46 crore, the highest among this year's visits.
“the Norway leg of the prime minister's five-nation tour in May accounted for the highest cost at Rs 17.46 crore”
17.46 crore
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finance · Times of India
Expenditure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits rose from over Rs 36 crore in 2021 to Rs 55 crore in 2022, Rs 93 crore in 2023, Rs 109 crore in 2024, and more than Rs 180 crore in 2025.
“expenditure on PM Modi's foreign visits stood at over Rs 36 crore in 2021, Rs 55 crore in 2022, Rs 93 crore in 2023, Rs 109 crore in 2024 and more than Rs 180 crore in 2025”
more than 36 crore
55 crore
93 crore
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business · Times of India
Since July 2021, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits have resulted in 316 MoUs and agreements.
“316 MoUs and agreements have been signed during the foreign visits since July 2021”
316
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