On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with enthusiastic applause and cultural performances by the Indian diaspora upon his arrival in Wilmington, Delaware. The welcome at Hotel duPont featured traditional ‘Garba’ dances, underscoring the diaspora’s excitement to meet the Indian leader.
Members of the Indian community expressed their anticipation and admiration for PM Modi. One community member lauded Modi’s leadership, calling him ‘probably one of the best prime ministers since independence’ and wished him a long life. Another member sang ‘Saare Jahaan se Accha’ as the Prime Minister arrived, describing the moment as historic.
The Prime Minister’s US visit commenced in Philadelphia with chants of ‘Modi, Modi’. He is set to hold a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden and participate in the Quad Summit. Modi also interacted with an artist whose painting he signed, a piece inspired by the theme ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’.
PM Modi signed the second edition of a book on the Gupta Empire and commended the Indian diaspora for their significant contributions across various sectors in the USA. He shared his appreciation via a social media post, stating, ‘It’s always a delight to interact with them.’ He also announced plans to address the @ModiandUS program in New York and attend the Summit of the Future at the United Nations General Assembly.
The Prime Minister’s itinerary includes a diaspora event and meetings with CEOs in New York. On September 23, PM Modi will address the United Nations General Assembly, marking the culmination of a highly anticipated visit focused on reinforcing international relations and celebrating the achievements of the Indian community abroad.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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