Prime Minister Modi welcomed President of the world's oldest democracy, Donald Trump at the world's largest Motera cricket stadium saying 'Namaste Trump' amid a Mammoth crowd of over 1.25 lakh people. Greeting President Trump, Modi welcomed him on the stage once again in his signature hug style.
Namaste Trump event in Ahmedabad, scheduled during US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit, will be similar to the Howdy Modi event that took place for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Houston.
US President Donald Trump could visit India in February. Reports suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi could host a grand event on the lines for the event that was hosted for him in Houston, Texas. Ahmedabad seems to be the most likely location for the event.
In July, the US Senate in its defence budget proposed expanding the Indo-Pacific defence cooperation with India to the Gulf region. Widening their cooperation, the two countries signed an updated Science and Technology Agreement at the 2+2 meeting and agreed to work together in space, oceans and training of United Nations peacekeepers and to set up parliamentary exchanges.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi back to the country, saying his "historic visit" to the US has given India a "new aura on world stage".
Tharoor had found himself in a spot of Twitter trouble when he posted a picture of Nehru and Indira Gandhi in what he claimed was the US only to clarify later that it was probably from their visit to the USSR.
Modi on Sunday extended an invitation to Trump to visit India with his family as he addressed over 50,000 Indian-Americans at the 'Howdy, Modi' event at the NRG Stadium in Houston. Trump had joined Modi at the event.
Twitter was left impressed with the confidence with which the guy -- who seemed to be in his teens -- requested the heads of perhaps the two largest democracies of the world for a selfie.
More than 50,000 Indian Americans had attended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Houston event, in which US President Donald Trump stood by his side.
Modiji's recent USA trip has been making a lot of news, due to all the good reasons. Other than the political parts of the trip, what really caught our attention was Modiji's sartorial choices that were totally in sync with fashion. Here's a look at the best ones.
Haley, who was the second Indian-American to serve as a Governor in the US, said in a tweet on Sunday: "The US and India have a great partnership and it has only strengthened with the friendship of @realDonaldTrump and @narendramodi."
The 'Howdy Modi' event at the NRG Stadium began with kirtan by Sikh singers followed by performances of Bhangra, Garba and the Bengali song “Ekla Cholo Re”, among others with over 50,000 Indian-Americans present. Well, a teen Indian American boy, gave goosebumps to Indians not only present in the event, but across the world--who sang the national anthem in the mega event in front of PM Modi and Trump.
Stars like Salman Khan, Anupam Kher, Vivek Oberoi, Karan Johar, Adnan Sami, Madhur Bhandarkar and others took to Twitter to express their happiness on the proud moment.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed his gratitude towards US President Donald Trump for being a 'steadfast friend of India' and called Trump's presence at Howdy Modi event a 'watershed moment in India-USA ties'
Indiatvnews.com brings to you the reactions of major Indian newspapers to 'Howdy Modi!' event in Houston.
Indiatvnews.com brings to you the details of the international coverage that 'Howdy Modi!' event got from the world's biggest news organisations.
In his address, President Trump acknowledged the contribution of the Indian-American community in boosting ties between the two countries.
Modi's sartorial choices have been noticed ever since he took charge as the Prime Minister of India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his event 'Howdy Modi!' said that after 70 years of turbulence, India has 'bid farewell' to the Kashmir issue. The statement by the prime minister came while he was addressing the Indian-American community on stage at the NRG stadium in Houston.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday deviated from his trademark dialogue "Bhaiyo aur Behno" and instead used "Howdy, my friends?" to address the Indian community.
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