Prime Minister Narendra Modi has gone to Rome to attend the G20 Summit. Upon his arrival, he was welcomed with slogans and Sanskrit chants of his name by the Indians staying there. Following this, he paid floral tribute to Mahatama Gandhi’s statue. On the first day of his visit to Rome in front of the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the Indian diaspora in the Italian capital city.
On Friday, the Prime Minister met and connected with a few Indologists and Sanskrit specialists from Italian colleges.
“The Prime Minister noticed their advantage in Indian culture, writing and practice of yoga and Ayurveda and commended the pretended by them in reinforcing the ties among India and Italy,” a delivery from the Ministry of External Affairs said at New Delhi.
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Modi additionally met and interfaced with different associations, including the delegates of Italian Congregation for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). The Prime Minister liked their commitment in a few social exercises, remembering spreading the message of Bhagavad Gita for Italy, the delivery said.
He likewise collaborated with the local area individuals and the agents of Italian Hindu Union-Sanatana Dharma Samgha and commended the pretended by them in spreading Indian culture in Italy.
In a different gathering, the Prime Minister met agents of Sikh people group and establishments associated with the remembrance of Indian troopers, who had battled in Italy during World War I and World War II.
“The Prime Minister paid recognitions for the bravery shown by Indian warriors in these conflicts,” the delivery added. Modi is in Rome for the sixteenth G20 Summit two days, after which he will make a beeline for Glasgow for the UN COP26.
