PM Modi's Vadodara Event: 42,000 On Waiting List
Over 42,000 people are on the waiting list for PM Modi's Vadodara event after seats booked out within an hour; he will inaugurate projects worth Rs 35,000 crore.
Key Highlights:
- Seats sold out in an hour: More than 42,000 people have been placed on a waiting list after all available seats for PM Modi's Vadodara programme were booked within an hour of registration opening on BookMyShow.
- First-of-its-kind digital registration: This marks the first time a private digital platform has been used to manage public participation in a Prime Minister's programme, run by the Vadodara Municipal Corporation.
- Fully digital entry system: Registered participants will get an M-Ticket with a secure live QR code, with the entire process from verification to venue access managed digitally.
- Projects worth over Rs 35,000 crore: PM Modi will lay foundation stones, inaugurate and dedicate development projects worth more than Rs 35,000 crore in Vadodara on September 8.
- WDFC network fully commissioned: Three sections of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor, spanning 326 route km and costing over Rs 20,700 crore, will become operational — completing the WDFC's entire length.
- Multiple freight and rail launches: Freight train services will be flagged off from New Sanand, New Makarpura, New Umbergaon and New JNPT, along with a new Vadodara-Tanda Road train service.
- Next stop, Mumbai: After Vadodara, PM Modi will travel to Mumbai to inaugurate the Global Fintech Fest 2026.
Vadodara: More than 42,000 people have been placed on a waiting list for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public programme in Vadodara after all available seats were booked within an hour of free registration opening on BookMyShow, highlighting strong public interest ahead of the event scheduled for Tuesday.
The registration drive, being conducted by the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC), marks the first time a private digital platform has been used to manage public participation in a Prime Minister's programme. Registration was subsequently closed after available seats were exhausted, while the waiting list continued to grow.