PM Modi meets King Charles, presented a plant under ‘a tree mother’s name’ campaign

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to his two -day United Kingdom (UK). During this, PM Modi also met King Charles III of Britain on Thursday (July 24, 2025). During the meeting with King Charles III, PM Modi gave him as a plant offering. The Royal Family shared a post on the social media platform X on Thursday (July 24, 2025) on the meeting of PM Modi and King Charles.

The Royal Family posted on X

In its post on X, The Royal Family said, “Today, on the afternoon of Thursday (July 24), King Charles III welcomed India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Sandringham House. During this meeting, PM Modi was given a plant as a plant to King Charles. The plant will be planted in the fall.”

The post further stated, “This plant Prime Minister Narendra Modi The campaign launched for the clean environment on behalf of the ‘one tree mother’s name’ is inspired. This campaign of Prime Minister Modi encourages people to plant a tree in memory of his mothers. ”

This afternoon, the king received the Prime Minister of the republic of India, @NarendramodiAt Sandringham House.

During their time togeether, his majesty was given a tree to be planted this autumn, inspired by the environmental initiative launched by the prime minister, “Ek… pic.twitter.com/9nhigocgkw

– The royal family (@royalfamily) July 24, 2025

PM Modi presented which plant to King Charles,

The plant given by Prime Minister Modi during the meeting with King Charles III of the United Kingdom (UK), is called Davidia Involucrata Sonoma. This is also commonly called Sonoma Dow Tree or Hacchif tree. It is a kind of decorative plant, which is known to give quick and more quantity of flowers.

Where the common species of Davidia Involucrata takes 10 to 20 years to flowers in plants. At the same time, the Sonoma species tree starts giving flowers in just 2 to 3 years. The most special khubi of this plant is its two big white petals, which look like a handkerchief hanging from branches and create a beautiful scene in the last season of spring.

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