NaMo is clearly the son of his 98-year-old mother who was shown in TV footage happily standing in a queue at a bank to get her old notes exchanged and her photographs taken. Her son is even more energetic. Consider his schedule for November 13 and 14. He arrived from Japan at 12.30 am and reached his home at 1.15 am. At 7 am, he flew from Delhi to Goa, where he delivered a tough speech against black money. At noon, he flew from Goa to Belgaum in Karnataka. By 5 pm, he was in Pune, Maharashtra. At 10 pm, he was back in Delhi, chairing a meeting to review demonetisation, where consultations went on for two-and-a-half hours. On November 14, the PM left Delhi for Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh where he gave another tough speech on demonetisation. He returned to Delhi by 4 pm to attend the BJP parliamentary party meeting. This was followed by an NDA meeting before the Parliament session and a dinner hosted by Speaker Sumitra Mahajan. After dinner, the PM held an internal review meeting of the PMO till midnight, to monitor the ongoing demonetisation exercise. Incidentally, every time the PM travels, an Air Force AN-32 cargo plane transports his bulletproof vehicle. On November 13, three planes flew to Belgaum, Pune and Goa transporting three separate bulletproof vehicles.