On Monday, September 16, BJP workers in Bhopal cut a 69 feet long cake to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 69th birthday. In ar incident, owner of a Surat-based bakery has anunced that a 700-foot long cake, weighing roughly about 7,000 kgs will be cut to mark Prime Minister’s birthday. cake will be cut by 700 "honest” people from city and it will be cut at Sarsana Convention Centre in Surat. 

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A bakery will distribute food packets to 12,000 children

Apart from this, Atul Bakery will also distribute food packets to 12,000 children suffering from malnutrition in 370 schools in tribal areas. Atul Vekaria, owner of bakery, said, ' food will be rich in fibre and vitamins. In this way, we will show our determination to fight malnutrition. Our PM's dream is of malnutrition-free India and we will help in realizing his dream.' While netizens are showering ir love on Prime Minister Narendra Modi through social media, people from Ahmedabad gave a warm welcome to him on his arrival in city on Monday night.

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Atmosphere euphoric 

Outside airport, atmosphere was euphoric with people raising slogans and cheering for Prime Minister. PM Modi also ackwledged his supporters and waved at m from front seat of his vehicle. Delhi’s BJP unit also celebrated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday at India gate on midnight today.

PM Narendra Modi has a packed schedule and will spend a better part of day in Gujarat, where he will pay a visit to Sardar Sarovar Dam on Narmada river to kick off Namami Narmade festival. tably,  water level in Dam has reached its highest mark for first time re. Celebrations for PM Narendra Modi's birthday kickstarted in Gujarat ahead of his birthday with lightning of Sardar Sarovar Dam in tricolour on Monday evening.

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(Inputs from ANI)