By Shishir Prashant 
PrashantNews
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Uttarakhand tomorrow (11th September) to conduct an aerial survey of the disaster-affected areas.
In the morning, he will fly to Varanasi where he will host Prime Minister of Mauritius Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam, who is on a State Visit to India from 9–16 September 2025.
Thereafter, Prime Minister Modi will travel to Dehradun and at around 4:15 PM, he will undertake an aerial survey of the disaster affected areas in Uttarakhand. At around 5 PM, Prime Minister will chair a high-level review meeting with officials, an official statement said.
During the bilateral discussions between India and Mauritius, Modi and Ramgoolam will review the full spectrum of cooperation, with particular focus on development partnership and capacity building. They will also discuss opportunities for expanding collaboration in health, education, science & technology, energy, infrastructure as well as in emerging domains such as renewable energy, digital public infrastructure and the blue economy.
The visit builds upon the positive momentum generated by PM Modi’s State Visit to Mauritius in March 2025, during which the two leaders elevated the bilateral relationship to an ‘Enhanced Strategic Partnership’.
As a valued partner and close maritime neighbour in the Indian Ocean Region, Mauritius is key to India’s MAHASAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Region) Vision and the ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy. The deepening cooperation between the two countries carries significance not only for the prosperity of the people of both countries, but also for the collective aspirations of the Global South.
The Varanasi Summit will mark a significant milestone in the shared journey of India and Mauritius towards mutual prosperity, sustainable development and a secure and inclusive future.