‘Deeply touched by warm welcome from Indian community’: PM Modi lands in Brazil for G20 summit
The G20 summit assumes significance amid growing geopolitical differences owing to the ongoing conflicts in West Asia and between Russia and Ukraine. PM Modi is set to put forth India's views on the issues.
Prime Minister Modi receives warm welcome from Indian diaspora in Brazil
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with a vibrant welcome by the Indian diaspora in Brazil as he arrived in Rio de Janeiro for the G20 Leaders’ Summit. Show Full Article The celebrations outside Hotel Nacional included a traditional dandiya ceremony with dancers dressed in vibrant Gujarati attire,
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