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

The Prime Minister shared videos from the morning of Independence Day, August 15, when, he said, the animals and birds appeared to realise that he would be leaving early to attend the celebrations at the Red Fort and came early to meet him. In the footage, he is seen feeding grains to peacocks during his morning walk and exercise routine, and feeding and gently petting native and miniature cow breeds kept at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg.

On Instagram, he wrote: “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!”

Peacocks have regularly been seen accompanying the Prime Minister during his early morning walks and exercise sessions in the lawns of his residence. He also keeps rare indigenous and miniature cattle breeds at the official complex. These interactions have previously drawn public attention and often circulated widely on social media.

Among the breeds associated with these moments 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, with animals standing at around 70 to 90 cm in height.

The latest video again offered a brief look at the Prime Minister’s personal morning routine and his regular contact with the birds and animals at his residence ahead of the national Independence Day programme.

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

The Prime Minister shared videos from the morning of Independence Day, August 15, when, he said, the animals and birds appeared to realise that he would be leaving early to attend the celebrations at the Red Fort and came early to meet him. In the footage, he is seen feeding grains to peacocks during his morning walk and exercise routine, and feeding and gently petting native and miniature cow breeds kept at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg.

On Instagram, he wrote: “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!”

Peacocks have regularly been seen accompanying the Prime Minister during his early morning walks and exercise sessions in the lawns of his residence. He also keeps rare indigenous and miniature cattle breeds at the official complex. These interactions have previously drawn public attention and often circulated widely on social media.

Among the breeds associated with these moments 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, with animals standing at around 70 to 90 cm in height.

The latest video again offered a brief look at the Prime Minister’s personal morning routine and his regular contact with the birds and animals at his residence ahead of the national Independence Day programme.