Modi landed in Colombo for a two-day visit at 5.25 a.m. after an overnight adventure from Port Louis in Mauritius in an uncommon Air India plane.
Sri Lanka is the last stop of his three-country voyage through Indian Ocean island countries that took him to Seychelles and Mauritius.
Modi, who is the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Lanka in 28 years, will today hold summit chats with Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena, who was in India a month ago on his first remote trek in the wake of expecting office in January.
He will likewise hold chats with his Sri Lankan partner Ranil Wickramasinghe.
The leader's visit to Lanka is thought to be a chance to further reinforce all parts of the two-sided relationship.
"I see this visit as a chance to further reinforce our relationship in all its measurements - political, key, financial, social, or more all, individuals to individuals contacts," he had said in his predeparture explanation.
Modi will likewise address the Sri Lankan Parliament amid his visit. He will be the first Indian Prime Minister and just the second remote pioneer after British Premier David Cameron to visit Jaffna in the war-attacked Northern territory, where he will hand over homes assembled with the assistance of Indian help.
In the ballpark of 20,000 such homes were inherent Jaffna depicted by India as "a leader participation extend as of now in Sri Lanka".
He is additionally anticipated that would meet pioneers of the Tamil National Alliance and other political gatherings.
Modi is joined by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar.
