The United States President, Donald Trump, will launch the world’s biggest cricket arena when he shows up in Ahmedabad, the home state of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.

A marvelous piece of President Trump’s visit to India is that the government is expected to spend around ₹80 crore-85 crores ($11-12 million) on arrangements for the visit by the American president that is probably going to last around three hours, reports Reuters.

This is proportional to about 1.5% of the yearly spending plan for the home ministry in Gujarat.

Security-related expenses, with in excess of 12,000 cops expected to be conveyed, will represent practically a large portion of the cost, said the authorities, who declined to be named as they are not approved to talk freely about the visit.

Ahmedabad city chief Vijay Nehra, the city’s top urban authority, revealed to Reuters that authorities had just spent around 300 million rupees ($4.2 million) on extending streets and improving infrastructure near the new cricket arena.

“Eighteen streets of around 20 kilometers (12 miles) long from Ahmedabad Airport to Motera Stadium have been augmented or re-built,” Nehra stated, including that the enhancements have been planned before Trump’s visit was affirmed.

Australia’s Melbourne Cricket Ground, which is right now known as the world’s biggest arena, has a seating limit of 1,00,028.

The Motera Cricket Stadium, which has been developed at the expense of Rs 700 crore, will have a parking space for 3,000 vehicles, 10,000 bikes, and a seating limit of more than 1,10,000.

It will likewise include a clubhouse with an enormous pool, gym, 55 rooms, party region, and a 3D projector performance center room.

The arena will likewise have an indoor practice pitch, cricket institute, top quality food courts, and space for playing different games.

The exhibition, which was first called “Kem chho Trump” (or Howdy! Trump), is currently just called ‘Namaste Trump.’ The name change for the super occasion in the recently assembled Motera Stadium, world’s biggest cricket arena, in Ahmedabad, as indicated by political watchers, is planned to give it a dish India season with ‘Namaste’ – the all-around distinguished Indian style of welcome.

Trump with the First Lady will visit Ahmedabad and New Delhi on February 24 and 25, as indicated by a White House announcement early this week. This would be the president’s first visit in the third decade of the 21st century and furthermore the first after his acquittal by the Senate in the impeachment hearings.