A warm welcome to Modi by Indian Community in Moscow
VIJAY GUPTA
Moscow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed by the Indian community in Russia during an event held in Moscow. The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as community members gathered to greet the Prime Minister with affection and respect.
The event concluded with a cultural performance showcasing the rich heritage of India by Russian artists, further reinforcing the strong cultural ties between the Indian community and their host country. Young Bites talked to several people who attended the event. Here are the excerpts of the interaction.
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Members of Sikh community who attended the community programme said, “Modi ji represents 140 crore Indians and we are proud of the fact that country is moving in every sphere. We pray to God that Modi ji succeeds in the mission to make India great. He is also working for strengthening the relations between two countries.
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Indian diaspora in Russia expressed immense pride and admiration for PM Narendra Modi during an event in Moscow. Community members voiced their appreciation for Modi’s leadership and the positive changes he has brought to India. The sentiment was echoed by many in attendance, who praised the PM for his efforts in enhancing India’s global standing and improving the lives of Indian citizens.
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Nitin Aurangabadkar said: “Modi ji first visit to Russia after winning third term as PM of India is highly appreciable. He announced plans to open two consulates will greatly help the Indians living and visiting here for work. His wife Sudeshna Aurangabadkar a teacher in Russia said, “I am feeling proud about the fact that we are living here in Russia and witnessed the Modi magic.
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Russian Artists: PM Modi received a culturally vibrant welcome from a Russian dance group. Speaking in Hindi, one of the artists said, “We were happy that Modi ji was so close to us. We performed different dance performances to welcome him.” The dancers showcased a variety of traditional Indian dances, including those from Gujarat and Rajasthan.
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The event was a testament to strong bond between the Indian diaspora and their homeland, with attendees celebrating the cultural and economic contributions of Indians in Russia. The evening concluded with a series of cultural performances, showcasing the rich heritage and unity of the Indian community abroad.