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Centre Didn't Incur Expenses For ''Howdy-Modi'' Event In US Last Year: Minister
The government on Thursday said it did not incur any expenses for the "Howdy-Modi" event in the US city of Houston in September last year and that it was organised by a not-for-profit group.
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At Mega "Namaste Trump" Event, PM Recalls "Howdy, Modi", Welcomes Trumps
With US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump seated beside him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began their joint mega event at Ahmedabad by saying "Namaste, Trump" thrice. The two leaders hugged for the second time on the stage at the Motera cricket stadium.
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"Namaste Trump": PM Modi Welcomes US President With A Hug
United States President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump landed at Ahmedabad in the presidential jet Air Force One this afternoon. Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner came out of the aircraft first. A few minutes later the President and the First Lady came out, waving at the waiting crowd below. Prime Minister Narendra Modi received...
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Looking Forward To Your Work: ''Howdy Modi'' To "Namaste Trump'' Team
Ahead of US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to India, the ''Howdy Modi'' team on Saturday (local time) extended its best wishes to organisers of ''Namaste Trump'' event in Ahmedabad.
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"Howdy, Modi!" Team Hopes "Namaste Trump" Event Deepens India-US Ties
The maiden visit of US President Donald Trump to India next week will provide an opportunity to improve the bilateral relationship, strengthen the strategic ties and deepen commitment to an open Indo-Pacific, according to the team behind the historic "Howdy, Modi!" event here last September.
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"Kem Chho, Trump": Mega Ahmedabad Welcome Planned For US President
A grand welcome has been planned for US President Donald Trump on his first state visit to India later this month. The visit comes five months after he joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the "Howdy, Modi!" event in Houston, Texas.
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Trump's Plans For Delhi, Ahmedabad As He Makes First State Visit To India
US President Donald Trump will make his first state visit to India next week, nearly five months after he joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the grand 'Howdy, Modi' event in Houston, Texas.
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On US Denial Of H-1B Visas, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Targets "Howdy, Modi"
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Howdy, Mody" event in the US last month, saying that the country has reduced H-1B visas for Indians seeking to work there despite PM Modi's mega programme.
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Manmohan Singh Went On More Foreign Trips Than PM Modi, Says Amit Shah
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been to more foreign trips than Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP chief and Union Home Minister Amit Shah claimed on Thursday in a sharp rebuttal to Congress attacks on the subject. The Congress attacks on the matter, he said, were the result of envy.
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"Didn't Care For His Security": PM Modi Thanks Trump For 'Howdy, Modi'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday thanked Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner for ensuring that everything was well-managed during the ''Howdy Modi'' event even though the city had witnessed a lot of rain before it.
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"Look Carefully At What PM Said": S Jaishankar Rejects "Trump Sarkar" Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term "Ab ki baar Trump sarkar" at his mega "Howdy, Modi!" event in the US last month only to refer to what Donald Trump had used during his presidential campaign, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said today, adding that the remark should not be misinterpreted. Mr Jaishankar, who is on a three-day visit to Washingt...
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Highlights: PM Narendra Modi Arrives In Delhi From US, Addresses BJP Workers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned from his nearly a week-long trip to the US on Saturday. The Prime Minister addressed the UN General Assembly and several events, including the "Howdy, Modi!" gathering of the Indian-American community.
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Trolled Over Photo Goof-Up, Shashi Tharoor Hits Back With Nehru Footage
Three days ago, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor posted a sepia-tinted photograph of what he claimed was a visit by former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi to the United States in 1954. "Look at the hugely enthusiastic spontaneous turnout of the American public, without any special PR campaign, NRI crowd management or hyped-up media...
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"A Golden Opportunity To Partner With India": Top 10 Quotes By PM Modi
Days after addressing a mega-event in Houston along with United States President Donald Trump as part of the "Howdy, Modi" event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took to the stage again at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York to deliver a keynote address on India's efforts at tackling economic instability. PM Modi cited statistical da...
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"Never Got A Chance To Say Howdy Modi," Says Stand-Up Comic Hasan Minhaj
Comedian Hasan Minhaj, who hosts the popular Patriot Act series on Netflix, did not get a chance to say "Howdy, Modi" at Sunday's sold-out event in Houston where Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump addressed over 50,000 people.
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Centre Didn't Incur Expenses For ''Howdy-Modi'' Event In US Last Year: Minister
The government on Thursday said it did not incur any expenses for the "Howdy-Modi" event in the US city of Houston in September last year and that it was organised by a not-for-profit group.
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At Mega "Namaste Trump" Event, PM Recalls "Howdy, Modi", Welcomes Trumps
With US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump seated beside him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began their joint mega event at Ahmedabad by saying "Namaste, Trump" thrice. The two leaders hugged for the second time on the stage at the Motera cricket stadium.
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"Namaste Trump": PM Modi Welcomes US President With A Hug
United States President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump landed at Ahmedabad in the presidential jet Air Force One this afternoon. Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner came out of the aircraft first. A few minutes later the President and the First Lady came out, waving at the waiting crowd below. Prime Minister Narendra Modi received...
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Looking Forward To Your Work: ''Howdy Modi'' To "Namaste Trump'' Team
Ahead of US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to India, the ''Howdy Modi'' team on Saturday (local time) extended its best wishes to organisers of ''Namaste Trump'' event in Ahmedabad.
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"Howdy, Modi!" Team Hopes "Namaste Trump" Event Deepens India-US Ties
The maiden visit of US President Donald Trump to India next week will provide an opportunity to improve the bilateral relationship, strengthen the strategic ties and deepen commitment to an open Indo-Pacific, according to the team behind the historic "Howdy, Modi!" event here last September.
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"Kem Chho, Trump": Mega Ahmedabad Welcome Planned For US President
A grand welcome has been planned for US President Donald Trump on his first state visit to India later this month. The visit comes five months after he joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the "Howdy, Modi!" event in Houston, Texas.
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Trump's Plans For Delhi, Ahmedabad As He Makes First State Visit To India
US President Donald Trump will make his first state visit to India next week, nearly five months after he joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the grand 'Howdy, Modi' event in Houston, Texas.
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On US Denial Of H-1B Visas, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Targets "Howdy, Modi"
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Howdy, Mody" event in the US last month, saying that the country has reduced H-1B visas for Indians seeking to work there despite PM Modi's mega programme.
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Manmohan Singh Went On More Foreign Trips Than PM Modi, Says Amit Shah
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been to more foreign trips than Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP chief and Union Home Minister Amit Shah claimed on Thursday in a sharp rebuttal to Congress attacks on the subject. The Congress attacks on the matter, he said, were the result of envy.
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"Didn't Care For His Security": PM Modi Thanks Trump For 'Howdy, Modi'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday thanked Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner for ensuring that everything was well-managed during the ''Howdy Modi'' event even though the city had witnessed a lot of rain before it.
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"Look Carefully At What PM Said": S Jaishankar Rejects "Trump Sarkar" Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term "Ab ki baar Trump sarkar" at his mega "Howdy, Modi!" event in the US last month only to refer to what Donald Trump had used during his presidential campaign, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said today, adding that the remark should not be misinterpreted. Mr Jaishankar, who is on a three-day visit to Washingt...
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Highlights: PM Narendra Modi Arrives In Delhi From US, Addresses BJP Workers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned from his nearly a week-long trip to the US on Saturday. The Prime Minister addressed the UN General Assembly and several events, including the "Howdy, Modi!" gathering of the Indian-American community.
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Trolled Over Photo Goof-Up, Shashi Tharoor Hits Back With Nehru Footage
Three days ago, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor posted a sepia-tinted photograph of what he claimed was a visit by former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi to the United States in 1954. "Look at the hugely enthusiastic spontaneous turnout of the American public, without any special PR campaign, NRI crowd management or hyped-up media...
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"A Golden Opportunity To Partner With India": Top 10 Quotes By PM Modi
Days after addressing a mega-event in Houston along with United States President Donald Trump as part of the "Howdy, Modi" event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took to the stage again at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York to deliver a keynote address on India's efforts at tackling economic instability. PM Modi cited statistical da...
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"Never Got A Chance To Say Howdy Modi," Says Stand-Up Comic Hasan Minhaj
Comedian Hasan Minhaj, who hosts the popular Patriot Act series on Netflix, did not get a chance to say "Howdy, Modi" at Sunday's sold-out event in Houston where Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump addressed over 50,000 people.
