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Varanasi Air Show: Namo Ghat Set for Spectacle

Varanasi Air Show is set to bring a major aerial spectacle to Namo Ghat from October 24 to 26, with extensive preparations underway for the three-day event.

The show is expected to attract a large number of spectators to the banks of the Ganga. Authorities are focusing on security, traffic management and crowd-control arrangements ahead of the event.

PM Modi, Rajnath Singh Expected on October 25

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh are expected to attend the Varanasi Air Show on October 25. Their anticipated presence has led officials to make additional arrangements around the venue.

Security agencies and the local administration are coordinating preparations to manage the expected movement of visitors, officials and dignitaries.

Yogi Adityanath Reviews Air Show Preparations

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed arrangements for the event on Saturday. During the review, officials were directed to pay particular attention to security, traffic regulation and crowd management.

Authorities have also been asked to maintain coordination between different departments to ensure smooth movement around Namo Ghat and nearby areas during the three-day programme.

Namo Ghat Ready for Aerial Spectacle

The Namo Ghat Air Show is expected to offer visitors a distinctive view of aerial performances against the backdrop of the Ganga. The event is likely to become a major attraction for residents and visitors in Varanasi.

With large crowds expected, people planning to attend are advised to monitor official announcements and plan their journey in advance. Security checks, traffic restrictions and possible diversions may affect movement around the venue.

What Visitors Should Keep in Mind

Visitors should arrive early, follow instructions issued by authorities and cooperate with security personnel. Keeping track of official traffic advisories will also help people plan their route to and from Namo Ghat.

The Varanasi Air Show, scheduled for October 24-26, is set to put the city in the spotlight with three days of aerial activity over the historic Ganga waterfront.