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Special, as always: PM Modi shares heartwarming daily routine with ‘friends’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday shared glimpses of his daily morning routine on social media, posting heartwarming moments of his interactions with peacocks and miniature cattle breeds at his official residence.

In the video shared by PM Modi, he can be seen feeding cows and peacocks at his official residence at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg on Independence Day.

Sharing the video on Instagram on Sunday, PM Modi said, “Feeding my friends every morning is a daily routine. Yesterday morning, they somehow realised I’m leaving early so they came to meet me as I was leaving for the Red Fort. Special, as always!”

Such interactions have previously attracted considerable attention from the public and have often gone viral across social media platforms.

Among the breeds highlighted in connection with PM Modi’s interactions is the miniature cattle native to the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. The breed is recognised as one of the world’s smallest humped cattle breeds, with the animals standing at only around 70 to 90 cm in height.

The latest video once again offered a glimpse into the Prime Minister’s personal morning routine, showing his regular interaction with the animals and birds at his residence.

-IANS

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