VARANASI, Oct. 25 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit his parliamentary constituency, Varanasi, on Sunday, October 25, to headline a series of major events, including the finale of the "Wings over Ganges" Air Force Day Aerial Display. "The countdown begins. Wings over Ganges in Varanasi tomorrow," the PM shared on Facebook on Saturday ahead of his Sunday visit to Varanasi. The Prime Minister will be the chief guest at the concluding ceremony of the 94th anniversary celebrations of the Indian Air Force (IAF) at Namo Ghat, scheduled for approximately 1:00 pm. He will be joined by Union defence minister Rajnath Singh, governor Anandiben Patel and chief minister Yogi Adityanath. The aerial display is expected to feature a showcase of precision flying and operational excellence, involving aircraft such as the Tejas, Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand, SU-30MKI and Rafale. The event will also feature joint operational demonstrations by the Indian Navy and Army, as well as performances by the Indian Air Force's premier display teams, including the Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team and the Sarang Helicopter Display Team. Prior to the air show, at approximately 11:00 am, the Prime Minister will inaugurate a new garment manufacturing facility for Arvind Limited in the Kachhwa area of Varanasi. Officials described the facility as a significant move toward bolstering India's textile ecosystem and industrial growth in the region. The facility focuses on modern manufacturing practices and is expected to generate substantial employment, particularly for women. During his visit, PM Modi is scheduled to interact with 300 women trained in garment manufacturing, highlighting the project as a model for women-led development. The facility serves as a testament to Varanasi's growing stature as a hub for manufacturing-led growth with a global market reach. In preparation for the PM's visit, Varanasi police commissioner Mohit Agarwal stated that security has been significantly bolstered across the city. Police have been deployed along VVIP routes, event venues, and sensitive areas, with continuous surveillance supported by drones, CCTV cameras and rooftop security personnel. "Clear directives have been issued to ensure there is no laxity in security," Commissioner Agarwal stated. "While ensuring VVIP security, officers must prioritise public convenience, effective crowd management, and courteous conduct." Divisional commissioner S Rajalingam confirmed that all logistical arrangements for the arrival of the Prime Minister, the chief minister, and other dignitaries are complete....