A Narendra Modi devotee in Maryland, USA, proudly displays an ‘NMODI’ license plate on his automobile. Modi inspires Raghavendra, who bought the plate in November 2016. Raghavendra is inspired by the Prime Minister to serve his country and the globe. Raghavendra anticipates welcoming PM Modi to the US.
As PM Modi’s visit approaches, the White House in Washington, D.C., displayed the Indian Tricolor. Jesal Nar, a New Jersey-based Indian, is proud to see the flag. For work, Jesal proudly displays the Indian flag.
From June 20–24, PM Modi will visit the US for the first time. He will address a Joint Session of Congress and meet with American leaders, dignitaries, and Indian diaspora people. The White House’s South Lawn is hosting children’s rehearsals for PM Modi’s ceremonial welcome.
US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden were invited to this visit. On June 21, the Prime Minister will lead the UN Headquarters’ International Day of Yoga activities. US Congressman Buddy Carter acknowledged the importance of the US-India relationship and praised PM Modi’s contribution to his people as he looked forward to his joint session address.
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith also stressed PM Modi’s visit’s strategic and global significance. She enthusiastically awaits Modi’s joint Congress address to enhance relations between the two nations.
