PM Modi ventures out wearing customary Kullu topi for Atal Tunnel introduction
Leader Narendra Modi is known for his fine style taste. In his most recent appearance for the introduction of the all-climate Atal Tunnel, world's longest roadway burrow, in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, he picked a conventional clothing that was simply ideal for the event.
PM Modi wore a cream kurta with perplexing plan in yellow on red, noticeable around the neck and the sleeves, and a cream petticoat. He combined the clothing with a maroon cloak.
PM narendra Modi style, atal burrow introduction PM Modi wore a customary Kullu topi
Not just this, the Prime Minister finished the look with the Himachali Kullu Patti woolen topi or top customarily worn by men in the state. The dim topi included many-sided Himachali weaving, in white, orange and maroon.
Generally speaking, his outfit took after the conventional look of Himachali men–they as a rule wear a kurta with dhoti or pajama, a petticoat and a headgear–and PM Modi truly pulled off the look, most definitely.