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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a joint statement with US President Donald Trump after holding delegation talks. PM Modi had arrived at the White House earlier today, where he was greeted by Trump and First Lady Melania. This was followed by a one-on-one meeting between the two leaders. The PM is on a three-day trip to US as part of his three-nation tour. This is PM Modi's fifth visit to the US, where he forged a close relationship with former US President Barack Obama and called the US "an indispensable partner". However, this is his first visit to US after the Trump administration came to power early this year.
Here are the highlights of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for the Netherlands, the final leg of his three-nation tour, after concluding his visit to the US.
Terrorism was identified as a key challenge: S Jaishankar
The people to people relationship was also discussed
There was visible chemistry between the two leaders
All senior figures of administration were there
One major issue discussed was how India and US would counter threat of terrorism
Recognition today that terrorism a global scourge
Two leaders called on Pakistan to ensure its territories are not used to launch terror attacks
Also asked Pakistan to bring 26/11, Pathankot and other terror attacks to justice
On defence, there was sense of regular exchange of policy, India and US major defence partners
On the economic side most discussions were delegation level talks and some over dinner
Economic challenges in both countries are creating demands
There was a sense that both countries should encourage in each other that effort to be the preferred partner when it comes to economic issues
Tim Cook of Apple today said they were hosting 1,00,000 apps that came out of India
White House took a lot care to craft the programmes for the day
Issue of surgical strikes did not come up
There was a lot of discussion on H-1B visas yesterday and today, at official and leadership you will references in the joint statement in regards through the digital partnership
The people to people relationship was also discussed
There was visible chemistry between the two leaders
All senior figures of administration were there
One major issue discussed was how India and US would counter threat of terrorism
Recognition today that terrorism a global scourge
Two leaders called on Pakistan to ensure its territories are not used to launch terror attacks
Also asked Pakistan to bring 26/11, Pathankot and other terror attacks to justice
On defence, there was sense of regular exchange of policy, India and US major defence partners
On the economic side most discussions were delegation level talks and some over dinner
Economic challenges in both countries are creating demands
There was a sense that both countries should encourage in each other that effort to be the preferred partner when it comes to economic issues
Tim Cook of Apple today said they were hosting 1,00,000 apps that came out of India
White House took a lot care to craft the programmes for the day
Issue of surgical strikes did not come up
There was a lot of discussion on H-1B visas yesterday and today, at official and leadership you will references in the joint statement in regards through the digital partnership
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar Briefs Media On PM Modi-Trump Meeting
President and First Lady took the PM for a tour of the WH in a great gesture
There was a lot of conversation over dinner including policy issues
Very warm, very open, very cordial exchange
Great deal of ease between President and Prime Minister
They were really very comfortable with each other
Most discussion were on strategic issues
It was very detailed, extensive and focused
The PM saw the President as a force of change
There were some exchanges on their political perspectives
The over-arching theme of policy discussions was how India and US were mutually supportive
There were discussions on defence and security issues, connectivity, Counter-terrorism, Afghanistan, Indian Ocean, Middle East and UNSC
It was also a recognition that India was major engine of growth
Some talk on the tech side on innovation, entrepreneurship specifically digital partnership
President and First Lady took the PM for a tour of the WH in a great gesture
There was a lot of conversation over dinner including policy issues
Very warm, very open, very cordial exchange
Great deal of ease between President and Prime Minister
They were really very comfortable with each other
Most discussion were on strategic issues
It was very detailed, extensive and focused
The PM saw the President as a force of change
There were some exchanges on their political perspectives
The over-arching theme of policy discussions was how India and US were mutually supportive
There were discussions on defence and security issues, connectivity, Counter-terrorism, Afghanistan, Indian Ocean, Middle East and UNSC
It was also a recognition that India was major engine of growth
Some talk on the tech side on innovation, entrepreneurship specifically digital partnership
PM Modi leaves White House, Hugs Donald Trump And Shakes Hands With Melania Trump.
Fine Dine At The White House
To Add Icing To Cake Is That In Those Elections (UP), Our Party (BJP) Won: PM Modi to Trump
And after many years, we've got three-fourth majority in the state assembly.
And after many years, we've got three-fourth majority in the state assembly.
We Will Do Toasts As Soon As Media Leaves, A Very Intimate Toast: Trump Tells PM Modi (Laughs)
I want to thank you and all of your representatives. It is such an honor to have you at the White House and in Washington. And we have had tremendous meetings today, tremendous success, and we enjoy a wonderful relationship, but it's never been better than it is today.
And again, any time you'd like, we want to have you back as soon as possible. Thank you very much for being here.
Prime Minister was going to come here at a different time, but we worked out this time because they had elections in a section of India. And it's just a small section, but we said, it's the seventh largest country in the world, that small section of India.
I want to thank you and all of your representatives. It is such an honor to have you at the White House and in Washington. And we have had tremendous meetings today, tremendous success, and we enjoy a wonderful relationship, but it's never been better than it is today.
And again, any time you'd like, we want to have you back as soon as possible. Thank you very much for being here.
Prime Minister was going to come here at a different time, but we worked out this time because they had elections in a section of India. And it's just a small section, but we said, it's the seventh largest country in the world, that small section of India.
Donald Trump's First Working Dinner With PM Modi
PM Modi is the first world leader to have a working dinner with President Trump. Among the guests dining with them were The First Lady, Jared Kushner, James Mattis, Rex Tillerson S Jaishankar, Ajit Doval and Navtej Sarna.
PM Modi is the first world leader to have a working dinner with President Trump. Among the guests dining with them were The First Lady, Jared Kushner, James Mattis, Rex Tillerson S Jaishankar, Ajit Doval and Navtej Sarna.
For @FLOTUS, PM presented a hamper containing a traditional, handcrafted Himachali silver bracelet, tea and honey from Kangra valley.
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2017
Hand-woven shawls from Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh were also presented to @FLOTUS.
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2017
The stamp had been issued in 1965 to mark the death centenary of President Abraham Lincoln.
It honoured the memory of a great American President and symbolized closeness of the ideals for which Lincoln stood and which drove Bapu.
It honoured the memory of a great American President and symbolized closeness of the ideals for which Lincoln stood and which drove Bapu.
PM presented @POTUS a folio containing an original commemorative postal stamp that had been issued by India in 1965. pic.twitter.com/TMSk3cIBm3
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2017
Finally! The Famous Modi Hug
Both leaders share a hug after Trump delivers his remarks at the joint statement at Rose Garden, White House
Both leaders share a hug after Trump delivers his remarks at the joint statement at Rose Garden, White House
We are global engines of growth: PM Modi During Joint Statement
PM Modi: Right from the opening tweets to the end of the talks, President Trump's welcome was filled with friendliness
Would like to thank you for the warm welcome to the White House from the bottom of the heart
I am grateful for your kind words about India
You spent so much time, I thank you for that. Our talks will be an important page in our ties
Our talks today have been extremely important because they were based on mutual trust
Economic growth is our common goal
Challenges like terrorism were among our topmost priorities
Our strong strategic partnership touches all aspects of human life
We have talked in detail about all sectors of India-US ties
Increased productivity, growth, job creation and breakthrough technologies will be the drivers of our cooperation
I believe my vision of New India and President Trump's vision of MAGA (Make America Great Again) has synergies
India's progress in interest of America and likewise
Investment will be priority. We will take steps to strengthen our digital partnership
We talked about challenges from terrorism, extremism, radicalisation
To fight terrorism and their safe havens is important part of our cooperation
We will increase intelligence exchange and deepen policy exchange
We are also concerned about Afghanistan
Peace and stability in the Indo Pacific region is our common goal
In this region we will work together with America
We have decided to increase maritime security cooperation
We talked about bilateral defence technology, trade, manufacturing partnership. This will benefit both countries
Under your leadership, our ties will scale new heights
I will be a driven, determined, decisive partner to you
I invite you to visit India with your family
PM Modi: Right from the opening tweets to the end of the talks, President Trump's welcome was filled with friendliness
Would like to thank you for the warm welcome to the White House from the bottom of the heart
I am grateful for your kind words about India
You spent so much time, I thank you for that. Our talks will be an important page in our ties
Our talks today have been extremely important because they were based on mutual trust
Economic growth is our common goal
Challenges like terrorism were among our topmost priorities
Our strong strategic partnership touches all aspects of human life
We have talked in detail about all sectors of India-US ties
Increased productivity, growth, job creation and breakthrough technologies will be the drivers of our cooperation
I believe my vision of New India and President Trump's vision of MAGA (Make America Great Again) has synergies
India's progress in interest of America and likewise
Investment will be priority. We will take steps to strengthen our digital partnership
We talked about challenges from terrorism, extremism, radicalisation
To fight terrorism and their safe havens is important part of our cooperation
We will increase intelligence exchange and deepen policy exchange
We are also concerned about Afghanistan
Peace and stability in the Indo Pacific region is our common goal
In this region we will work together with America
We have decided to increase maritime security cooperation
We talked about bilateral defence technology, trade, manufacturing partnership. This will benefit both countries
Under your leadership, our ties will scale new heights
I will be a driven, determined, decisive partner to you
I invite you to visit India with your family
PM Modi and I are world leaders in social media: Donald Trump
Donald Trump: Great honour to welcome leader of the world's largest democracy to the White House
Always had deep admiration for your country and people
Profound respect for your rich culture and heritage
I pledged India would have a true friend in the White House, and that is what you have
Both American and Indian constitutions begin with the same three beautiful words - We The People
The PM and I understand the importance of those words
After our meetings today, I will say relationship between India, US never been stronger, never been better
PM Modi and I are world leaders in social media, we are believers
I am thrilled to salute you PM Modi and all that you have accomplished
You have many accomplishments. India is the fastest growing economy in the world
In a few days you will launch the largest tax overhaul (GST) in your country, we will do it too
You are fighting government coruption
I look forward to working with you to create jobs in our countries and grow our economies
It is important import barriers be reduced for US goods. Hope for a more fair trade balance
To further our economic partnership, PM has invited daughter Ivanka to lead American delegation
We will destroy radical Islamic terrorism. We have both suffered from terrorism
I also thank Indian people for their contributions in Afghanistan
North Korean regime is causing tremendous problems and that is something to be dealt with
PM Modi thank you again for joining me today and visiting our wonderful White House and Oval office
India and US will always be tied together in friendship and respect
Donald Trump: Great honour to welcome leader of the world's largest democracy to the White House
Always had deep admiration for your country and people
Profound respect for your rich culture and heritage
I pledged India would have a true friend in the White House, and that is what you have
Both American and Indian constitutions begin with the same three beautiful words - We The People
The PM and I understand the importance of those words
After our meetings today, I will say relationship between India, US never been stronger, never been better
PM Modi and I are world leaders in social media, we are believers
I am thrilled to salute you PM Modi and all that you have accomplished
You have many accomplishments. India is the fastest growing economy in the world
In a few days you will launch the largest tax overhaul (GST) in your country, we will do it too
You are fighting government coruption
I look forward to working with you to create jobs in our countries and grow our economies
It is important import barriers be reduced for US goods. Hope for a more fair trade balance
To further our economic partnership, PM has invited daughter Ivanka to lead American delegation
We will destroy radical Islamic terrorism. We have both suffered from terrorism
I also thank Indian people for their contributions in Afghanistan
North Korean regime is causing tremendous problems and that is something to be dealt with
PM Modi thank you again for joining me today and visiting our wonderful White House and Oval office
India and US will always be tied together in friendship and respect
Donald Trump and Prime Minister Modi to deliver their joint statement shortly at Rose Garden, White House.
Earlier, President Trump praised PM Modi and said "He has done a great job, economically"
The Trump-Modi Bonhomie: Laughs And Handshake
As leaders of the two most powerful democracies stand together, ties to deepen on many grounds in talks ahead.
As leaders of the two most powerful democracies stand together, ties to deepen on many grounds in talks ahead.
Meanwhile, The First Lady tweets:
Welcome to the @WhiteHouse Prime Minister Modi! pic.twitter.com/JEAgtlUQcw
- Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) June 26, 2017
India Caucus Co-Chair @JohnCornyn adds his voice to #RedCarpetWelcome for PM @narendramodi 🇮🇳🇺🇸 https://t.co/7rbOjFjdCo
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 26, 2017
Thank you for ordering equipment from US; no one makes military equipment like the US: Trump during delegation level talks with India
Happening Now: India-US delegation level talks at the Cabinet Room. This comes 20 minutes after PM Modi and Donald Trump held one-on-one meet at the Oval Room.
Strengthening India-USA ties...@POTUS and @FLOTUS welcome PM @narendramodi to the @WhiteHouse. pic.twitter.com/rKK8ET1Z9t
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2017
Congressman Frank Pallone tweets:
Glad to see Prime Minister #Modi visiting Washington to maintain strong ties between the US & #India.
- Rep. Frank Pallone (@FrankPallone) June 26, 2017
Donald Trump On PM Modi: Such a great Prime Minister
I've been speaking with you and reading about you and you've done a great job economically India's doing so well.
I've been speaking with you and reading about you and you've done a great job economically India's doing so well.
President @realDonaldTrump has welcomed me with immense warmth. I thank him for the welcome: PM @narendramodi
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2017
Grateful for the way I was welcomed by the President and the First Lady: PM Modi
This is the welcome for people in India. Will say more after the meeting.
When he came to India in 2014, when he wasn't even the presidential race, when he was asked about me, he said such nice things about me, they'll be memorable to me. I am grateful to him.
This is the welcome for people in India. Will say more after the meeting.
When he came to India in 2014, when he wasn't even the presidential race, when he was asked about me, he said such nice things about me, they'll be memorable to me. I am grateful to him.
Melania is dressed in a yellow printed gown with a waist belt and Trump is wearing a navy blue suit with red tie.
JUST IN: PM Modi arrives at the White House. Donald Trump greets him with a handshake.
Donald Trump and Melania Trump coming out of the White House as they wait for PM Modi.
Security in place as PM Modi's arrival is awaited.
Today @POTUS will welcome the Prime Minister of India, @narendramodi, to the White House. pic.twitter.com/MIi1ifmdAN
- The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 26, 2017
PM Modi to arrive at the White House any moment now where he will spend five hours. Donald Trump along with First Lady Melania Trump will welcome the Prime Minister.
The White House is all set to receive PM Modi. The lush green lawn outside President Donald Trump's official residence.
Hizbul Chief Syed Salahuddin Branded Global Terrorist By US Ahead Of PM Modi-Trump Meet
The US State Department's step vindicates India's long standing position on cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Gopal Baglay addresses media in Washington DC
US' Secretaries of Defense and State called on PM Modi this morning.
It underlines, also, the fact that both India and US face threat of terrorism and are working together to counter this threat.
Both meetings conveyed warmth of the relationship.
Such interactions are in nature of courtesy meetings. Not many specific matters are touched upon.
In Mr Tillerson's meeting, he conveyed President Trump was eagerly looking forward to hosting PM Modi.
Desire of both sides to strengthen India-US relationship in strategic and economic areas was mentioned by Mr Tillerson. PM Modi conveyed India's desire to walk side by side.
There was general discussion on situation in Asia Pacific and elsewhere.
PM Modi conveyed the fulcrum of India's foreign policy which is to have good relations with neighbours. India wishes the progress of its neighbours.
There was discussion on counter-terrorism.
Secretary Mattis began by referring to PM Modi's op-ed in Wall Street Journal today.
The situation in Afghanistan was discussed. Mr Mattis conveyed appreciation for India's role.
Both sides decided they will remain in touch, there is no need to cooperate. Our strategic partnership is multifaceted and multidimensional.
On Hizbul Mujahideen Syed Salahuddin's designation as global terrorist
The notification has just come. We will see what specific provisions are. It vindicates India's longest standing position that cross border terrorism is behind the disturbances in Kashmir.
It underlines, also, the fact that both India and US face threat of terrorism and are working together to counter this threat.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson held discussions with PM Narendra Modi.
US Defence Secretary James Mattis Calls On PM Modi In Washington
US Defence Secretary James Mattis called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington today amid reports that America will sell 22 Guardian drones to India to bolster its surveillance and intelligence gathering capabilities.
The meeting between Mr Mattis and Prime Minister Modi came ahead of the latter's maiden meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House. Mr Mattis met Mr Modi at the Hotel Willard Intercontinental, where the Prime Minister is staying.
US Defence Secretary James Mattis called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington today amid reports that America will sell 22 Guardian drones to India to bolster its surveillance and intelligence gathering capabilities.
The meeting between Mr Mattis and Prime Minister Modi came ahead of the latter's maiden meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House. Mr Mattis met Mr Modi at the Hotel Willard Intercontinental, where the Prime Minister is staying.
. Coming Up 🇮🇳🇺🇸 @StateDept @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/qugv5iEGaW
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 26, 2017
India, US Share 'Ambitious Horizons', Writes PM Modi In An Op-Ed
Writing about a "growing convergence" between India and the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched the mega reform Goods and Services Tax (GST) to American business in a signed article in the Wall Street Journal. PM Modi is on a visit to the US and will meet President Donald Trump today.
Writing about a "growing convergence" between India and the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched the mega reform Goods and Services Tax (GST) to American business in a signed article in the Wall Street Journal. PM Modi is on a visit to the US and will meet President Donald Trump today.
Terrific meeting with @narendramodi. Always impressed, energized by optimism and invention in India. Excited to keep investing and growing. https://t.co/xhQ58dik3y
- Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) June 25, 2017
India is a youthful nation with youthful dreams and aspirations: PM
India is a youthful nation with youthful dreams and aspirations. It is our constant endeavour to turn these aspirations into achievements. pic.twitter.com/lkSi6hEIMt
- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 25, 2017
GST Could Be Studied In US Business Schools: PM
The landmark Goods and Services Tax (GST) that will come into effect in India from July 1 could be a subject of study in US business schools, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
The landmark Goods and Services Tax (GST) that will come into effect in India from July 1 could be a subject of study in US business schools, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
PM concludes his address by thanking Indians in US for their support
- We are trying to fulfil all our responsibilities.
- I thank you for your support.
- We are trying to fulfil all our responsibilities.
- I thank you for your support.
If any ministry has fully utilised social media tool, it is our Foreign Ministry and minister Sushma Swaraj. Even at 2 am, Sushma ji responds to an Indian in distress and action is taken within 24 hours. This is good governance.
PM showers praised on External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj
-In the last 3 years, the External Affairs Ministry has touched new heights. Whenever 80,000 Indians anywhere around the world faced any trouble, the government strived to get them home safe.
-Today, whenever an Indian faces any problem, the Indian Embassy is there for them.
-An Indian went to Malaysia. She met someone and went to Pakistan. But her life was hellish there. She was trapped.
-Then, she made up her mind and went to the Indian High Commission in Pakistan.
-Eventually, she was safely brought back to India and received by Sushma ji. Today, whatever letters I get from abroad, they praise the changes in Embassies and High Commissions.
-In the last 3 years, the External Affairs Ministry has touched new heights. Whenever 80,000 Indians anywhere around the world faced any trouble, the government strived to get them home safe.
-Today, whenever an Indian faces any problem, the Indian Embassy is there for them.
-An Indian went to Malaysia. She met someone and went to Pakistan. But her life was hellish there. She was trapped.
-Then, she made up her mind and went to the Indian High Commission in Pakistan.
-Eventually, she was safely brought back to India and received by Sushma ji. Today, whatever letters I get from abroad, they praise the changes in Embassies and High Commissions.
Modi informs the gathering about the Pravasi Bharatiya department in India
The US is full of immigrants. But the love an Indian like me has got from the Indian diaspora here, I don't think any other leader gets that.
But what after that? I wonder if the next generation will stay connected to India.
Every Indian state has a Pravasi Bharatiya department. We also have a Pravasi Bharatiya Bhavan.
The US is full of immigrants. But the love an Indian like me has got from the Indian diaspora here, I don't think any other leader gets that.
But what after that? I wonder if the next generation will stay connected to India.
Every Indian state has a Pravasi Bharatiya department. We also have a Pravasi Bharatiya Bhavan.
"I invite you all. If you think your capabilities can do some good for the country, then you won't get a better opportunity than this," says PM Modi
World views India as a top investment destination, PM Modi tell Indians in US
- A young country dreams young.
- Foreign Direct Investment is coming to India. Global credit agencies including World Bank and International Monetary Fund are applauding India.
- The world views India as a top investment destination.
- But along with these, innovation, technology and talent is crucial.
- A young country dreams young.
- Foreign Direct Investment is coming to India. Global credit agencies including World Bank and International Monetary Fund are applauding India.
- The world views India as a top investment destination.
- But along with these, innovation, technology and talent is crucial.
If you want to give back to India, this is the best time to do so: PM urges the Indian community in USA
Not a single country questioned our decision: PM on India's surgical strike
- Today, the world is facing the threat of terrorism.
- Countries used to believe it was a local law and order problem.
- But when India conducts surgical strikes, then the world realises that India, if needed, can defend itself.
- We follow global principles because that's our nature. We believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam.
- They demonstrated that India, which normally follows restraint, can also defend its sovereignty and ensure its security.
- The world could've accused us during surgical strikes. They could've criticised us.
- But not a single country questioned our decision.
- Today, the world is facing the threat of terrorism.
- Countries used to believe it was a local law and order problem.
- But when India conducts surgical strikes, then the world realises that India, if needed, can defend itself.
- We follow global principles because that's our nature. We believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam.
- They demonstrated that India, which normally follows restraint, can also defend its sovereignty and ensure its security.
- The world could've accused us during surgical strikes. They could've criticised us.
- But not a single country questioned our decision.
With proper policies and governance, aspirations of people of India can become achievements. We are already seeing the results of this: PM
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 25, 2017
Just two days ago, we launched 31 nano satellites. Last month, we created a world record.. launched 104 satellites which took the world by storm. .
104 satellites were launched from the spaceport of Sriharikota
104 satellites were launched from the spaceport of Sriharikota
Will provide gas connections to 5 crore poor families, explains PM Modi
-In the next three years, we want to provide gas connections to 5 crore poor families. It hasn't been 10 months of the scheme and we have already provided connections to one crore households.
-We also transfer the subsidy directly into their bank accounts.
-When we opened bank accounts of the poor, they said, "You've opened accounts but there is no money". But we transferred the subsidy directly to accounts.
-Through Direct Benefit Transfer, we identified ghost accounts and saved a lot of money.
-In the next three years, we want to provide gas connections to 5 crore poor families. It hasn't been 10 months of the scheme and we have already provided connections to one crore households.
-We also transfer the subsidy directly into their bank accounts.
-When we opened bank accounts of the poor, they said, "You've opened accounts but there is no money". But we transferred the subsidy directly to accounts.
-Through Direct Benefit Transfer, we identified ghost accounts and saved a lot of money.
Youth finds mention in PM Modi's speech
The youth of India understands technology and the importance of technology very well: PM @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/eyLohoNOJG
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 25, 2017
Many Indian families have given up their LPG subsidies: PM Modi
- I urged the rich to give up their gas subsidies. 1.25 crore families gave up their subsidies for the benefit of the poor. This proves that the common man wants to contribute to the growth of the country.
- After they gave up their subsidy, we provided the money to those who use wooden chullahs and the labourers.
- I urged the rich to give up their gas subsidies. 1.25 crore families gave up their subsidies for the benefit of the poor. This proves that the common man wants to contribute to the growth of the country.
- After they gave up their subsidy, we provided the money to those who use wooden chullahs and the labourers.
Healthy India requires healthy mothers, asserts PM Modi
"When I think of a developed India, I think of a healthy India, particularly the good health of the women and children of our nation," PM Modi invokes importance of healthcare relating it to use of LPG. Explains how inhaling fumes of chullahs is detrimental to the health of women across India
"When I think of a developed India, I think of a healthy India, particularly the good health of the women and children of our nation," PM Modi invokes importance of healthcare relating it to use of LPG. Explains how inhaling fumes of chullahs is detrimental to the health of women across India
PM defends his 'stain-free' government in the country
-The reasons governments have been defeated in India are things like corruption and cheating. People of India do not like corruption.
-There is not a single stain on my government.
-Increased usage of technology brings transparency in systems
-The reasons governments have been defeated in India are things like corruption and cheating. People of India do not like corruption.
-There is not a single stain on my government.
-Increased usage of technology brings transparency in systems
India is progressing at a record pace today, says PM Modi
The biggest transformation India has witnessed today, which I experience everyday, is that every Indian wants to do something - doing something - for the development of the country: PM Modi
And as you grew, so did the USA, PM Modi tells Indian community in US
You found a favourable environment in the USA which enabled you to grow. And as you grew, so did the USA: PM Narendra Modi.
You found a favourable environment in the USA which enabled you to grow. And as you grew, so did the USA: PM Narendra Modi.
You may have left India... But, you celebrate whenever something good happens in India. And you weep when something bad happens, says the Prime Minister.
"In this programme, I see both a mini-India and a mini-USA. People from all the states of both the nations are represented here today": PM Modi says amid cheers from the Indian community members attending his address in Washington DC.
After I became PM, you organised so many events which the world still remembers. Even global leaders identify me by those events, says PM Modi.
Warmth that the Indian community gave is memorable: PM Modi
I have travelled across USA before I became a CM or PM. And after taking over as PM, the warmth the Indian community gave is memorable: PM
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 25, 2017
PM Modi begins his address
Meeting you all is like meeting member of my family.
Meeting you all is like meeting member of my family.
Indian Ambassador in the US, Navtej Sarna introduces PM Modi before his address.
PM Narendra Modi arrives to begin addressing the Indian community.
PM Modi is on his way
Ask not what your country can do for you...PM @narendramodi on the way!@vijai63 All Set for a Great 1 🇮🇳👍🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/rW4IYwS0Oq
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
PM Modi To Address Indian Community In Virginia Shortly
Ready to Greet 🙏 our PM @narendramodi 🇮🇳🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/pD9ck9bilF
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
PM Modi's meeting with US CEOs end
In concluding remarks, PM stresses imp of coopn 4 start up, innovation &tapping huge intellectual, edu & vocatnl training potential in India pic.twitter.com/yUkR2yIHFI
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
For many in DC today-Week Began with @POTUS #Techweek & Week Ends with PM @narendramodi !!#RedCarpetWelcome🇮🇳🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/mqDoTB9EJt
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
PM at US CEOs Roundtable: The whole world is looking at India. 7,000 reforms alone by GOI for ease of biz n minimum govt, max governance. pic.twitter.com/zPDthNFKxB
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
PM @narendramodi : Growth of India presents win-win partner'p for India & US both, US cos. have a great opportunity to contribute to that. pic.twitter.com/J0XQfLeX24
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
PM @narendramodi : The implementation of the landmark initiative of GST could be a subject of studies in US business schools. pic.twitter.com/iHiX1GtOxX
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
PM at US CEOs Roundtable: The whole world is looking at India. 7,000 reforms alone by GOI for ease of biz n minimum govt, max governance. pic.twitter.com/zPDthNFKxB
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
A who's who of business. Here's the list of CEOs attending the CEOs Roundtable today pic.twitter.com/TclnZjNRz1
- Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) June 25, 2017
PM Modi chairs meeting with top American business leaders in Washington DC
Participants include Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Google's Sundar Pichai, MasterCard's Ajay Pal Singh Banga and Apple's Tim Cook.
Looking fwd to #Indian PM @narendramodi's visit to the @WhiteHouse tmrw - a sign of our deep and growing partnership! @USAndIndia
- Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) June 25, 2017
🇮🇳 means Business! Amb @NavtejSarna requesting PM @narendramodi to address Who's Who of 🇺🇸Business #GrowingTogether pic.twitter.com/9GkoxdAAfk
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
In a little while....#GrowingTogether🇮🇳🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/Z4k7kBrrkA
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
Top US Lawmakers Urge Donald Trump To Press PM Modi On Trade, Investment
The lawmakers, from the Republican and Democratic parties, said in a letter to President Trump that high-level engagement with India had failed to eliminate major trade and investment barriers and had not deterred India from imposing new ones.
The lawmakers, from the Republican and Democratic parties, said in a letter to President Trump that high-level engagement with India had failed to eliminate major trade and investment barriers and had not deterred India from imposing new ones.
Trump tweeted a welcome message to 'true friend' PM Modi, who landed in Washington this morning. Here's PM @narendramodi's reply to @POTUS pic.twitter.com/tA1e8vJTJ0
- NDTV (@ndtv) June 25, 2017
Indian ambassador Navtej Sarna and his wife received PM Modi at the time of his arrival.
#InPics | Indian ambassador @NavtejSarna, his wife Avina Sarna receiving PM @narendramodi
- NDTV (@ndtv) June 25, 2017
Watch live #ModiInUS: https://t.co/hMlRpgrUU6 pic.twitter.com/RV3i9YxjeC
Watch PM Modi's arrival in Washington.
WATCH: PM @narendramodi's arrival in Washington, welcomed by Indian Ambassador to the US @NavtejSarna, his wife Avina Sarna @IndianEmbassyUS pic.twitter.com/4aJercn9oS
- NDTV (@ndtv) June 25, 2017
PM Modi meets the Indian community in US at Andrews base in Washington.
Community connect...the Indian community came in large numbers at the airport to welcome the Prime Minister to USA. pic.twitter.com/wXrZgmdkeB
- PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 25, 2017
PM Modi arrives in Washington.
Touchdown! Wait is over, Celebrations begin! PM @narendramodi on US soil🇮🇳🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/vdpjY0ADtb
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
View of the Joint Base Andrews in Washington DC
As the 🌞sets at Joint Base Andrews, DC; 🇮🇳🇺🇸 wait with bated breath for Dawn of a New Era @PMOIndia @POTUS pic.twitter.com/7bIPziZiWF
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 25, 2017
Watch as a gathering outside Joint Base Andrews cheer for the Prime Minister.
#WATCH Indians gather at Joint Base Andrews, Washington DC to welcome PM Narendra Modi chant "Modi-Modi" and "Bharat Mata ki jai" pic.twitter.com/wuKz0gv0fI
- ANI (@ANI_news) June 25, 2017
Indians in US eagerly wait to get a glimpse of PM Modi outside Andrews Air Base 
The flags of both India and The United States fly high before PM Modi's arrival in US
Tricolour & Stars and Stripes 🇮🇳🇺🇸 fluttering together to welcome PM @narendramodi #USWelcomesTrueFriend pic.twitter.com/kCueZ8XKJd
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 24, 2017
Vijay Chauthaiwale who is in-Charge of Foreign Affairs Department, BJP gives us the mood at Andrew Air force base in Washington ahead of PM Modi's arrival.
Ready to welcome PM Sh @narendramodi at Andrew's Airforce base in Washington DC @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/0R2Y5l6Zu5
- Vijay Chauthaiwale (@vijai63) June 24, 2017
The Official Embassy of India in Washington DC responds to President Trump's tweet, welcoming PM Modi
And @POTUS has spoken! 🇮🇳🇺🇸 ALL SET for a Historic Summit Engagement 🇮🇳🇺🇸@narendramodi @PMOIndia https://t.co/S6gma0rVpn
- India in USA (@IndianEmbassyUS) June 24, 2017
US Senator Kamala Harris welcomed the Prime Minister, hours before he arrived.
I welcome Indian PM @NarendraModi to the United States and reaffirm the unbreakable bonds between our two nations.
- Kamala Harris (@SenKamalaHarris) June 24, 2017
President Donald Trump tweets welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House ahead of his arrival in US.
Look forward to welcoming India's PM Modi to @WhiteHouse on Monday. Important strategic issues to discuss with a true friend!
- President Trump (@POTUS) June 24, 2017
