PM Modi in US Day 1: Indian Diaspora cheers for Modi as he lands in the US | Watch | Oneindia News
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PM Modi in US Day 1: Indian Diaspora cheers for Modi as he lands in the US | Watch | Oneindia News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has landed in the United States for a historic visit aiming to strengthen ties and collaboration between the two countries.
PM Modi is visiting the western country on the invitation of President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden.
The Prime Minister of India written airplane landed in the JFK airport, where India-American diplomats greeted the Indian Prime Minister.
PM Modi's visit to US will begin in New York where he will lead the celebrations of the International Day of Yoga at the United Nations Headquarters on June 21.
PM Modi was seen shaking hands with the enthusiastic Indian diaspora members who waved the Indian flag and had earlier asserted that the Prime Minister's visit was crucial to the community.
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