US President Barack Obama will leave Andrews Air Force Base this nighttime for his profoundly expected three-day milestone outing to India on a welcome by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The capital is under the most elevated amount of security and is seeing uncommon measures for President Obama's visit. For President Obama, who is the boss visitor of the Republic Day festivals, security orgs in New Delhi have amplified the 300 km no-fly zone amid the Republic Day to a range of 400 km not long from now, covering urban communities, for example, Jaipur in the west, and Agra, and reaching out to the outskirt with Pakistan.
While a no-fly zone bars business flights amid the two-hour parade, the system wraps up with a fly-past by military planes.
A portion of the measures taken are additional police watches, additional checks at metro stations, stringent activity regulations and no pillion riding on bikes and bikes. Marksmen will be sent at more than 70 elevated structures around focal Delhi.
President Obama will be joined by a sizable assignment that will incorporate a few top authorities, and additionally First Lady Michelle Obama, when he touches base in New Delhi tomorrow morning, the White House has said.
The president will be joined in India by various parts of his bureau, persuasive business pioneers and an assemblage of US administrators, including Nancy Pelosi, the minority pioneer of the US House of Representatives amid the trek.
Aviation based armed forces One, the presidential airplane that will fly Mr Obama to India, will have a concise refueling end over Ramstein in Germany and will touch down in Delhi at 10 am on Sunday at Air Force Station, Palam.
On his landing, Mr Obama will be agreed a stylized welcome at around 12 twelve at the superb Rashtrapati Bhawan by President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
From there on, he will pay reverence to Mahatma Gandhi at the Rajghat at 12.40 pm and take part in a tree planting occasion there.
Mr Obama will then join PM Modi for a confined working lunch at the Hyderabad House and partake in a "walk and talk" with the Indian Prime Minister there at around 2.45 pm, the White House said.
The two pioneers will then have an extended designation level gathering, which is relied upon to keep going for 60 minutes.
They will mutually address the press at around 4.10 pm.
Later at night, Mr Obama is planned to meet international safe haven staff and families at ITC Maurya Hotel at 7.35 pm. He will then commute down to Rashtrapati Bhawan to go to the state supper with President Pranab Mukherjee at 7.50 pm.
On January 26, Mr Obama will take an interest in the Republic Day festival as the boss visitor alongside the First Lady.
Later, the Obamas will go to a gathering with Pranab Mukherjee at Rashtrapati Bhawan.
Toward the evening, Obama and Modi will take an interest in a CEO discussion roundtable and convey comments at a US-India Business Summit.
On January 27 morning, the US President will give a location at Siri Fort Auditorium. The Obamas will leave for Agra to visit the Taj Mahal before their takeoff from New Delhi.
The capital is under the most elevated amount of security and is seeing uncommon measures for President Obama's visit. For President Obama, who is the boss visitor of the Republic Day festivals, security orgs in New Delhi have amplified the 300 km no-fly zone amid the Republic Day to a range of 400 km not long from now, covering urban communities, for example, Jaipur in the west, and Agra, and reaching out to the outskirt with Pakistan.
A portion of the measures taken are additional police watches, additional checks at metro stations, stringent activity regulations and no pillion riding on bikes and bikes. Marksmen will be sent at more than 70 elevated structures around focal Delhi.
President Obama will be joined by a sizable assignment that will incorporate a few top authorities, and additionally First Lady Michelle Obama, when he touches base in New Delhi tomorrow morning, the White House has said.
The president will be joined in India by various parts of his bureau, persuasive business pioneers and an assemblage of US administrators, including Nancy Pelosi, the minority pioneer of the US House of Representatives amid the trek.
Aviation based armed forces One, the presidential airplane that will fly Mr Obama to India, will have a concise refueling end over Ramstein in Germany and will touch down in Delhi at 10 am on Sunday at Air Force Station, Palam.
From there on, he will pay reverence to Mahatma Gandhi at the Rajghat at 12.40 pm and take part in a tree planting occasion there.
Mr Obama will then join PM Modi for a confined working lunch at the Hyderabad House and partake in a "walk and talk" with the Indian Prime Minister there at around 2.45 pm, the White House said.
The two pioneers will then have an extended designation level gathering, which is relied upon to keep going for 60 minutes.
They will mutually address the press at around 4.10 pm.
Later at night, Mr Obama is planned to meet international safe haven staff and families at ITC Maurya Hotel at 7.35 pm. He will then commute down to Rashtrapati Bhawan to go to the state supper with President Pranab Mukherjee at 7.50 pm.On January 26, Mr Obama will take an interest in the Republic Day festival as the boss visitor alongside the First Lady.
Later, the Obamas will go to a gathering with Pranab Mukherjee at Rashtrapati Bhawan.
Toward the evening, Obama and Modi will take an interest in a CEO discussion roundtable and convey comments at a US-India Business Summit.
On January 27 morning, the US President will give a location at Siri Fort Auditorium. The Obamas will leave for Agra to visit the Taj Mahal before their takeoff from New Delhi.
