New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's agenda is packed today with seven crucial meetings aimed at addressing a range of pressing issues, according to sources. The day commences with a review meeting to assess the post-Cyclone Remal situation in West Bengal and neighboring regions, with a particular emphasis on the northeastern states. The recent cyclone has caused significant damage, necessitating swift evaluation and coordinated relief efforts.

Following this, Prime Minister Modi will convene a meeting to address the escalating heatwave conditions impacting various parts of the country. With temperatures soaring, several fatalities have been reported nationwide due to extreme heat, including the tragic deaths of 33 poll officials in Uttar Pradesh recently.

Ahead of World Environment Day slated for June 5, the Prime Minister will conduct a meeting to oversee preparations for extensive celebrations. Additionally, a fourth meeting on the agenda will entail a comprehensive brainstorming session to review the government's agenda for the 100-day post-election program. This session is anticipated to center on pivotal policy initiatives and governance strategies for the forthcoming months as the BJP endeavors for a third consecutive term.

Alongside these engagements, the eagerly awaited results of the Assembly elections in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh are anticipated today, preceding the declaration of Lok Sabha election results scheduled for June 4.

The conclusion of simultaneous voting for the 543-member Lok Sabha and the Assembly elections in Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh across seven phases took place yesterday.

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