PM Modi on Sunday addressed the Indian community in New York and called them India's brand ambassador. Modi said he has set very ambitious goals in his 3rd term to make the country a developed nation

RNS is an independent, nonprofit, and award-winning source of global news on religion, spirituality, and culture. Founded in 1934, RNS seeks to inform readers with objective reporting and insightful commentary.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day trip to the United States was more than just a diplomatic engagement; it was a masterstroke in foreign policy.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi rallied the Indian community in the U.S. on Sunday, citing the power of the diaspora ahead of the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election along with the importance of the 2024 contest and democracy in general.

US politicians across party lines have prized improved ties to New Delhi, and India has fitfully grown closer to Washington as its relations with China have soured.

Prime Minister Modi’s three-day visit to the US was marked by significant discussions on technology, economic growth, and bilateral relations. From addressing the UN to engaging with CEOs, he emphasised India’s potential as a global economic leader and the importance of international cooperation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 22 got a rockstar welcome from the members of Indian diaspora when he reached New York’s Nassau Coliseum to address the gathering. Terming Indian diaspora as ‘Rashtradoot’,