Modi in US Live: Together, we will continue to deepen our economic, security and diplomatic ties for a secure, prosperous future, says PM Modi

After addressing the joint presser with the US Prez, Modi addressed the US Congress and is now enjoying the State Dinner hosted by the POTUS. Earlier, White House lawns witnessed a huge gathering of members of the Indian community as PM Modi arrived at the White House to meet US President Joe Biden. The Bidens yesterday hosted Modi for an intimate dinner at the White House during which they discussed a range of issues, exchanged gifts and enjoyed a musical tribute to the regions of India. Track the live coverage of this all-important State visit with DH!

Praising US Congress members for coming together, PM Modi takes veiled swipe at Rahul

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lauded the members of the US Congress for coming together to celebrate their country's ties with India, saying there must be a contest of ideas at home but people must also come together as one while speaking for the nation.

Modi's remarks on June 22, came against the backdrop of Rahul Gandhi's frequent swipes at his government during his visits abroad.

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Technology cooperation featured prominently in India-US talks: Foreign Secretary Kwatra

Welcoming PM Modi to the US, one of the greatest symbols of democracy in the world, says McCarthy

Our partnership indeed holds immense potential for this century: PM Modi replies to Kamala Harris's tweet

India, US back Ukraine's 'territorial integrity', condemn N Korea's 'ballistic missile launches'

Glimpses from the ceremonial welcome accorded to PM Modi at the White House

In his address to US Congress, PM Modi calls for action against sponsors of terrorism

Together, we will continue to deepen our economic, security and diplomatic ties for a secure, prosperous future: PM Modi

"Together, we will continue to deepen our economic, security and diplomatic ties for a secure and prosperous future," says PM Modi in response to a tweet by Congressman Mike Lawler.

The friendship between our nations indeed stands robust, writes PM Modi

"The friendship between our nations indeed stands robust," writes PM Modi in response to a tweet by US Representative Don Bacon, following his address at the US Congress earlier today.

"Thriving Indian community all across USA truly embodies the strong cultural ties between our nations," PM Modi replies to a tweet by US Congressman French Hill.

"Thriving Indian community all across USA truly embodies the strong cultural ties between our nations," PM Modi replies to a tweet by US Congressman French Hill.

India and the United States are collaborating on nearly every human endeavor , tweets Biden

"With this visit, we are demonstrating once more how India and the United States are collaborating on nearly every human endeavor and delivering progress across the board," tweets US President Joe Biden.

Jill and I have had a wonderful time with PM Modi, says Joe Biden

Jill and I have had a wonderful time with the Prime Minster today, during your truly productive visit. Tonight we celebrate the great bonds of friendship between India and the United States: US President Joe Biden during the official State Dinner at The White House

Presence of people from the two countries makes the evening special: PM Modi

Indian Americans have played a significant role in strengthening the inclusive society, economy of the US

Indian Americans have come a long way in the US and have always found a respectful place in America's Melting Pot. Indian Americans have played a significant role in further strengthening the inclusive society and economy of the US: PM Modi during the official State Dinner at The White House

Indians and Americans are getting to know each other better with each passing day, says PM Modi

With every passing day, Indians and Americans are getting to know each other better... Kids in India become Spiderman on Halloween and America's youth is dancing to the tunes of 'Naatu Naatu': PM Modi during the official State Dinner at The White House

US Congressmen lined up to take autographs and selfies with PM Modi

Empire State Building lights up with tricolour over PM Modi's visit

Dark clouds of coercion, confrontation casting shadow on Indo-Pacific: PM Modi

Biden has worked very hard in the last five decades, says PM Modi

India, US plan to send Indian astronaut to International Space Station in 2024: Biden

These people sitting here symbolise a lot about the US-India relationship, says PM Modi

PM Modi thanks US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden for hosting State Dinner for him at the White House.

US President Joe Biden, PM Modi raise a toast during State Dinner at the White House

Amidst the love for Baseball, Cricket is also getting popular in the US: PM Modi

Your hospitality moves your guests to sing, wish I also had singing talent, says PM at Dinner event

Celebrating great bond of our friendship, says Biden at State Dinner hosted for PM

Glimpses of State Dinner being hosted at the White House

Here is a list of some of the biggest names at the State Dinner

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo

Google CEO Sundar Pichai

Adobe’s CEO Shantanu Narayen

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken

Zerodha Co-Founder Nikhil Kamath

Indian-American filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan

Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra

Indra Nooyi, former Chairperson and CEO of PepsiCo

Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani

The US-India partnership is stronger and more expansive than ever, tweets Biden

US President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden receive PM Modi as he arrives at the White House for State Dinner

Extensive and productive: Modi describes talks with Biden

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves from the House of Representatives after concluding his address to the joint sitting of the US Congress.

Kevin McCarthy, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, asks PM Modi for his autograph

I have said directly and publicly, this is not an era of war, but one of dialogue and diplomacy: PM Modi in his address to US Congress

US Vice President Kamala Harris arrives at the House of Representatives, ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the joint session of the US Congress

PM meets Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy at the US Capitol

Heartened to see the enthusiastic turnout from the Indian community at the White House: PM Modi

PM to address Joint Sitting of the US Congress shortly

Members of the Indian diaspora stand outside Capitol Hill, as they await the arrival of PM Narendra Modi.

PM will address the Joint Sitting of the US Congress shortly.

PM Modi on question of minority rights in India

"We are a democracy...India & America both have democracy in our DNA. Democracy is in our spirit & we live it and it's written in our Constitution...So no question of discrimination on the grounds of caste, creed or religion arises. That is why, India believes in sabka saath, sabka vikas, sabka vishwas, sabka prayaas and walks ahead with it..," says PM Modi when asked about measures the Govt is willing to take to improve the rights of minorities in the country

PM Modi on climate efforts of India

As far as India is concerned, environment and climate have an essential place in our culture and tradition. Environment is an article of faith for us. We do not believe in the exploitation of nature. India not only works to protect its own environment but also works for protecting the world. We are taking global initiatives for the same. India is the only G20 country in the world that kept the promise it took in Paris to protect the environment

US President Joe Biden issues joint press statement with PM Narendra Modi

We are doubling down on our cooperation to secure our semiconductor supply chains, and growing our major defence partnership with more joint exercises, more cooperation between our defence industries, and more consultation and coordination across all domains.We had an incident that caused some confusion but Secretary Blinken had a great trip to China. I expect to be meeting Chinese President Xi sometime in the future: US President Joe Biden issues joint press statement with PM Narendra Modi

India, US has entered new level after today's talks with President Biden: PM Modi

India-US partnership among the most consequential in world: Biden issues joint press statement with PM

The partnership is among the most consequential in the world that is stronger, closer and more dynamic in any time in history: US President Joe Biden issues joint press statement with PM Narendra Modi

PM Modi and President Joe Biden on the Truman Balcony of the White House after an official State Arrival Ceremony. Credit: Reuters Photo

PM Modi, Joe Biden meeting under way at White House

Modi thanks President Biden for his friendship in his speech at the White House

The Prime Minister said that he had visited USA around three decades ago as a common man, but is today pleased to see so many people of the Indian diaspora at the White House.

"The decisions we take today will influence generations to come," says Biden

"Two proud nations bondedby the three words - 'We The People'," says Biden about the similarities between the United States and India. "India and US are working closely on eliminating poverty, expanding access to healthcare, addressing climate change and tackling food and energy insecurity triggered by the Russian war on Ukraine," says Biden.

Biden stresses on importance of US-India relationship, talks about his friendship with Modi during his welcome speech at the White House.

Biden also talks about the cooperation between the two nations when it comes to the Quad, climate change, world peace, and democracy. He reminded through his speech that India and the United States share common values.

PM Modi arrives at White House to large fanfare, officials of both governments great the two world leaders

Looking forward to today's talks, says PM Modi on Twitter

Chants of 'Bharat Maata ki Jai' reverberate across the White House lawn as people await PM Modi's arrival

Some are also chanting "Modi! Modi!" while a South Asian choir, Penn Masala, was seen performing a song from the Hrithik Roshan film Jodhaa Akbar.

A number of members of Washington's Indian community have gathered in the White House laws to welcome PM Modi for his meeting with US President Joe Biden.

PM Modi's schedule for today:

> Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden will have a one-on-one meeting in the Oval Office of the White House on Thursday before holding high-level talks to further boost the growing Indo-US strategic relations in areas like defence, space, clean energy and critical technologies.

> According to the White House, the two leaders will discuss ways to further expand educational exchanges and people-to-people ties, as well as work together to confront common challenges from climate change to workforce development and health security.

> The day would begin with President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden greeting Prime Minister Modi for the Official Arrival Ceremony on the South Lawn which includes a 21-gun salute.

> Thereafter, the leaders of the two largest democracies of the world will hold a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office, wherein they are expected to make some remarks.

> Modi and Biden are scheduled to address a news conference together from the East Room of the White House.They are likely to take questions from journalists. Normally each side takes two questions, but sometimes it can be one from each side.

> The prime minister would then head to the Congress to deliver an address to the joint meeting of the US Congress, which would be attended by Congressmen and senators in the presence of several hundred Indian Americans from the visitor’s gallery.

> Biden and the First Lady will greet Modi on arrival for the State dinner in the evening. A tent pavilion is being installed on the South Lawns of the White House, big enough to accommodate more than 400 guests.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets with the Indian diaspora upon arrival at his hotel in Washington, DC, Wednesday, June 21, 2023. Credit: PTI Photo

US to ease H-1B visas for skilled Indian workers as Modi visits

The Biden administration will make it easier for Indians to live and work in the United States, using this week's state visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help some skilled workers enter or remain in the country, according to three people familiar with the matter.

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PM Modi to have one-on-one meeting with US President Biden before high-level talks: White House

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden will have a one-on-one meeting in the Oval Office of the White House on Thursday before holding high-level talks to further boost the growing Indo-US strategic relations in areas like defence, space, clean energy and critical technologies.

“This visit will affirm the deep and close partnership between the United States and India and the warm bonds of family and friendship that link Americans and Indians together,” the White House said on Wednesday. (PTI)

Micron CEO meets Modi in US, says greater opportunities exist in India

Micron Technology’s CEO Sanjay Mehrotra on Thursday said the company is looking forward to “greater opportunities” in India after an “excellent” meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, amid reports that the Union Government has cleared a proposal for the US chipmaker to set up a semiconductor testing and packing unit in the country.

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OPINION | US should not mistake Modi for India

Warmly welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US this week, Congress and President Joe Biden’s administration will underscore the flip side of growing antagonism to China: a deepening infatuation with Modi’s India.

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Had a great conversation on several subjects, says PM Modi after meeting US President Biden, First Lady Jill

Why is Narendra Modi so popular? Tune in to find out

Once a month, Narendra Modi, walks into a studio set up at his government bungalow and takes his seat behind a microphone. The air conditioning is switched off to quiet its hum. Thick curtains maintain the room’s silence even from Modi’s favorite peacocks in the garden outside.

Then the prime minister begins his radio show, for which he has recorded more than 100 episodes, with a usual greeting in Hindi: “My dear countrymen, hello!”

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PM Modi invites Micron to boost semiconductor manufacturing in India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited American chip maker Micron Technology to boost semiconductor manufacturing in India as the country provides competitive advantages in various parts of the product's supply chain.

He also invited Applied Materials to India for development of process technology and advanced packaging capabilities.

Modi in his meeting here with President and CEO of Applied Materials Gary E Dickerson discussed the potential of the company's collaboration with academic institutions in India to create a skilled workforce.(PTI)

US President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill host PM Modi for intimate dinner

US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden on Wednesday hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an intimate dinner at the White House.

Modi was received by the President and the First Lady, and before entering the building, they posed for photos and were seen chatting.

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PM Modi's presents for the Bidens

'Handmade, antique American book galley, vintage American camera', among gifts to be presented to PM by US Prez

As the official gift, US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will present PM Modi with a handmade, antique American book galley from the early 20th Century. President Biden will also gift PM Modi a vintage American camera, accompanied by an archival facsimile print of George Eastman’s Patent of the first Kodak camera, and a hardcover book of American wildlife photography. Jill Biden will gift PM Modi a signed, first edition copy of 'Collected Poems of Robert Frost': The White House

PM's tweet after meeting with US First Lady and attending event in Washington

PM meets CEOs of General Electric, Micron Technology in Washington

Marinated Millet and Grilled Corn Kernel Salad among dishes that will be served at State Dinner hosted by Biden

At a media preview at the White House, ahead of the State Dinner that will be hosted for PM Narendra Modi, dishes that will be served have been put on display.

The menu will include Marinated Millet and Grilled Corn Kernel Salad among other dishes.

Thank First Lady Jill Biden for planning and organising this event, says PM Modi

"I am really happy to have got an opportunity to interact with young and creative minds here. India is working on several projects in collaboration with NSF. I thank First Lady Jill Biden for planning and organising this event," says PM Modi at Skilling For Future Event organised by National Science Foundation.

Jill Biden speaks at the National Science Foundation

If we want our economies to be strong, we need to invest in young people who are our future. We need to ensure that they have the opportunities that they deserve. Through Joe's Investing in America agenda, we are creating millions of good jobs in growing industries like clean energy & manufacturing: First Lady of the US, Jill Biden at the National Science Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia in the US

Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks at the National Science Foundation

I am very happy that I got to meet these young and creative people right after visiting Washinton DC. With NSF, India is working on a lot of projects. I want to thank First Lady Jill Biden to plan and organise this event. Your life and your achievements are an inspiration for future generations. Education, skill and innovation are important for a bright future. In India, we have brought the New Education Policy and integrated education and skilling: Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the National Science Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia in the US

US has institutes, India has youth: PM highlights importance of India-US partnership for global growth

PM meets US First Lady Jill Biden, takes part in national Science Event

PM Modi interacts with first lady Jill Biden and other dignitaries at National Science Foundation Headquarters in Alexandria.

The First Lady and the PM are meeting students from the US and India who are learning skills to succeed in industries vital to the economies of the two countries.

US Senator Bernie Sanders tells Biden to raise 'facts' in his meeting with Modi

The warmth of the Indian community and the blessings of Indra Devta made the arrival even more special, says PM

"I am really happy that I got this opportunity to see PM Modi in person. It is a pleasure to be here. It was a great experience to see him," says members of the Indian diaspora as they welcome PM Modi at a hotel in Washington, DC.

Members of the Indian diaspora welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hotel Intercontinental Willard in Washington

PM Modi reaches Willard InterContinental Hotel, Washington

Prime Minister Modi has landed in Washington, DC

A number of members of the Indian diaspora have gathered outside the hotel were Prime Minister Narendra Modi will stay during his state visit

PM Modi to leave for Washington, DC after Yoga Day event in New York

Eisenhower Executive Office Building is now displaying the flags of India and USA ahead of PM Modi's visit.

(Photo credit: ANI)

"Yoga comes from India and it is a very old tradition. Yoga is free from copyrights, patents and free from royalty payments. Yoga is adaptable to your age, gender and fitness level. Yoga is portable and is truly universal," says PM Modi

PM Modi calls UN 'the meeting point of humanity'

In his speech, the Prime Minister stressed on the history and importance of yoga, and thanked the New York City Mayor for his support in organising the event.

He further said,"Last year the entire world came together to support India's proposal to celebrate 2023 as the International Year of Millets...It is wonderful to see the entire world come together again for Yoga."

"Yoga changes our physical performance but it can spark in us different mental and intellectual performance. I have been an admirer of Yoga. Our world needs balance and self-control. Yoga is one of the means of achieving this," says UNGA PresidentCsaba Kőrösi.

The Prime Minister paid respects to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi at the UN HQ soon after his arrival.

PM Modi has arrived at the UN headquarters in New York for International Yoga Day celebrations

Hollywood actor Richard Gere is at the UN headquarters where PM Modi will lead the International Yoga Day celebrations

Chants of 'Bharat Maata ki Jai' are reverberating at UN headquarters ahead of PM Modi's visit

Indian diaspora outside UN headquarters for PM Modi's arrival before celebrations of International Yoga Day

"People are excited; they are already chanting. They have been waiting outside since 6 am," said Yoga and meditaton instructor Ruchika Lal.

US billionaire investor Ray Dalio calls PM Modi a 'radical reformer'

"I think India and Prime Minister Modi are at a juncture in which there's going to create a tremendous opportunity, tremendous changes in India that are going to be really startling," Dalio said after meeting the PM.

'What Elon Musk said, reveals a lot about India's leadership and PM': Anurag Thakur

Union Minister Anurag Thakur hailed PM Modi after multi-billionaire Elon Musk said he is a fan of the latter after the two interacted on the PM's visit to the United States. Thakur further said, "Big personalities across the world are also praising PM Modi now."

Musk said that he himself is planning to visit India next year and is also trying to bring Starlink to the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets with Indian-American Singer Falguni Shah and her family, in New York, USA, Tuesday, June 20, 2023. Credit: PTI Photo

Congress says Nehru popularised yoga; BJP hits back

Hours before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic yoga session at the UN Headquarters, the Congress and the BJP engaged in a war of words after the grand old partycredited Jawaharlal Nehru for 'popularising' yoga.

The Congress in a tweet said that it was the first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was instrumental in popularising yoga and even made it part of the national policy.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in the following events today:

> He will lead the 9th International Day of Yoga celebrations at the UN headquarters.
>Modi will depart for Washington DC.
>In the US capital, the prime minister will attend a background briefing by Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Donald Lu.
>Modi will take part in a cultural event at Freedom Plaza.
>He will arrive at Joint Base Andrews, Washington DC.
>Modi will attend 'Skilling for Future Event' at National Science Foundation.
>US First Lady Jill Biden and Modi will visit the National Science Foundation.
>The prime minister will attend business meetings.
>US First Lady Jill Biden to host media preview for state dinner.
>US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will receive Prime Minister Modi at the White House.
>Modi will have a private engagement at the White House.
>US President Biden and First Lady Jill will host Modi for an intimate dinner at the White House.

Congress takes a dig at PM Modi's 'camerasana' on International Yoga Day

Ahead ofPrime Minister Narendra Modi's historic yoga session at the UN Headquarters on Wednesday, the Congress took a dig at the BJP leader by posting a picture of him doing "camerasana".

The Congress tweeted an image of PM Modi with two camerasfocusing on him with the caption "camerasana" on the International Yoga Day.

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Congress, BJP spar over credit for 'popularising' yoga

Meanwhile, the Congress and the BJP engaged in a war of words over International Day of Yoga as the grand old party took to its social media on Wednesday to credit Jawaharlal Nehru for 'popularising' yoga. "On International Day of Yoga, we thank Pt. Nehru, who was instrumental in popularising Yoga & even made it a part of national policy. Let us appreciate the importance of the ancient art & philosophy in our physical & mental wellbeing & take steps to incorporate it in our lives," the Congress tweeted. The BJP reacted to it, saying the Congress was trying to steal credit for the Gandhi family.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an interaction with a group of eminent US academics from diverse fields of agriculture, marketing, engineering, health, science & technology, in New York, USA, Tuesday, June 20, 2023. Credit: PTI Photo

PM Modi discusses India's growth story with top American thought leaders in New York

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi met leading American economist Prof Paul Romer, investor and co-founder of the hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates Ray Dalio, and other eminent thought leaders and exchanged views with them and briefed them about the reform trajectory of his government to foster economic growth.(PTI)

American businesses looking at India as a place where they can diversify their supply chains: US Congressman

American businesses are looking at India as a place where they can diversify their supply chains, an influential US lawmaker has said on the eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s maiden state visit at the invitation of President Joe Biden.

India and the US have an enormous ability to cooperate on technology and innovation, and this is partly because of the diaspora, Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna said on Tuesday in his keynote address to the inaugural INDUS-X conference.(PTI)

Modi looks to solidify India’s tech ambition with US State visit

Narendra Modi arrived in the US on his first official state visit with India’s geopolitical clout higher than at any point since he took power in 2014. He’ll be looking to leverage that to become an indispensable partner for American tech ambitions.

The trip will be a high-profile affair, complete with a banquet at the White House and an address to the US Congress, making Modi the first Indian prime minister to speak in front of the legislature twice.

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PM Modi to lead historic yoga session at UNHQ

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lead a unique yoga session at the UN Headquarters here on Wednesday in a historic celebration to commemorate the 9th International Day of Yoga that will see the participation from top UN officials, envoys from across and the world and prominent individuals.

PM Modi meets a group of experts from think-tank space

PM Modi met a group of experts from the think-tank space today and discussed geopolitics, global economic situation, terrorism among other crucial issues. The experts included Michael Froman, Daniel Russel, Max Abrahms, Jeff M Smith, Elbridge Colby and Guru Sowle.

Indian Prime Minister NarendraModigreets supporters as he arrives at the Lotte hotel in New York City, New York, US, June 20, 2023. Credit: Reuters Photo

PM Modi's US visit: Day 1 schedule

The PM's itinerary will commence in New York with him leading the celebrations of the International Yoga Day at the United Nations (UN) Headquarters on June 21.

"The PM will be paying respect to the bust of Mahatma Gandhi that now proudly adorns the North Lawn of the UN headquarters, where yoga will be conducted,” said Ruchira Komboj India’s permanent representative to the UN.

Modi commences US tour with 'respect sovereignty' message for China, Russia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent out a message to both China and Russia by stressing respect for the sovereignty of all nations as he embarked on a four-day tour to the United States – a visit which, according to him, will reinforce the India-America ties based on shared values of democracy.

The prime minister said that India was fully prepared to protect its sovereignty in the face of unilateral moves by China to alter the status quo along the disputed boundary between the two nations. He not only reiterated India’s promise to do whatever it could to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict but also stressed that disputes should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy and not war.

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Besides Musk, PM also met astrophysicist and author Neil deGrasse Tyson, Nobel laureate economist Paul Romer, author Nicholas Nassim Taleb and investor Ray Dalio.

Tesla to be in India soon, says Musk after meeting Modi

Musk told reporters after meeting Modi that Twitter, the social media giant he owns, does not have a choice but to follow the local government. Or it will get shut down, he said when asked about the company's former owner and CEO Jack Dorsey's recent allegation against the Indian government.

"The best we can do is to follow the laws in any given country," he said, adding that it is impossible for "us to do more than that".

There are different rules and regulations for different forms of governments, and "we will do our best to provide the freest speech that is possible under the law", Musk said.

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I am a fan of Modi, says Tesla CEO Elon Musk after meeting in New York

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met prominent US personalities from different walks of life, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk who asserted that India has more promise than any other large country and that he is incredibly excited about its future.

In a video statement, Musk lauded Modi, saying he "really cares about India because he is pursuing us to make significant investment in India." "I am a fan of Modi," he said.

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PM Modi's address on International Yoga day

Crores of people across the world doing Yoga with theme of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (world is one family)': PM Modi

PM meets American astrophysicist, author, and science communicator Neil De Grasse Tyson

"I am incredibly excited about the future of India. PM (Modi) really cares about India because he is pursuing us to make significant investment in India," says Tesla CEO Elon Musk after meeting PM Modi in New York.

"I am planning to visit India next year," says Tesla CEO Elon Musk after meeting PM Modi in New York.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Essayist and Statistician Professor Nassim Nicholas Taleb in New York

Tesla CEO Elon Musk arrives at Lotte New York Palace Hotel where he is scheduled to meet PM Modi

Sikh community stands behind PM Modi, says Darshan Singh Dhaliwal, a member of community

"The Sikh community stands behind PM Modi. He has done a lot for the Sikh community and India. We are very proud to have him here today. We are against terrorism, that is why we have come here. India is working hard to fight terrorism" says Darshan Singh Dhaliwal, a member of the Sikh community

Indian diaspora members welcome PM with 'Vande Mataram' and 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' chants

Indian community welcomes Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he arrives at Lotte New York Palace

Looking forward to programmes, says PM upon landing in New York

PM Modi lands in New York

We support India's emergence as a great power, says John Kirby

"This State visit is not about China or Russia, it is about improving the US-India bilateral relationship on its own foundation. It is not about forcing or coercing PM Modi or the Indian govt to do something different," Kirby said, further adding, "With Indians, we believe in a safe, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific region, so it makes sense to look for ways to improve our defence cooperation."

Security heightened around the place of PM Modi's stay in New York ahead of his arrival

Indian-American businessman Ashok Sancheti speaks on PM Modi's popularity all over the world

PM to meet Elon Musk, Neil deGrasse Tyson and others during his New York visit

During his visit to New York, PM Modi will meet around 24 people, including Nobel laureates, economists, artists, scientists, scholars, entrepreneurs, academicians, health sector experts, and more. The people on his meet list include Tesla boss Elon Musk, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, Grammy award-winning Indian-American singer Falu (Falguni Shah), Paul Romer, Nicholas Nassim Taleb, Ray Dalio, Jeff Smith, Michael Froman Daniel Russel, Elbridge Colby, Dr Peter Agre, Dr Stephen Klasko and Chandrika Tandon.

India is fully prepared and committed to protect its sovereignty and dignity, says PM Modi

For normal bilateral ties with China, peace & tranquility in the border areas is essential. We have a core belief in respecting sovereignty & territorial integrity, observing the rule of law & peaceful resolution of differences & disputes. At the same time, India is fully prepared and committed to protect its sovereignty and dignity: PM Modi in an interview to Wall Street Journal

The world has full confidence that India’s topmost priority is peace: PM Modi in an interview to Wall Street Journal

All countries should respect international law and the sovereignty of countries. Disputes should be resolved with “diplomacy and dialogue,” not war...Some people say that we are neutral. But we are not neutral. We are on the side of peace...The world has full confidence that India’s topmost priority is peace: PM Modi in an interview to Wall Street Journal

There has to be an evaluation of the current membership of the (UN Security) council and the world should be asked if it wants India to be there: PM Modi in an interview to Wall Street Journal

'In democracy you are expected to meet people of Manipur before you leave for US, but you failed,' says Congress

US visit will be opportunity to enrich depth and diversity of our partnership: PM Modi

Departure Statement by PM Modi ahead of his state visit to the US

"We seek to deepen India-USA ties in key sectors like trade, commerce, innovation, technology and other such areas," tweets PM Modi as he embarks on the state visit to the United States, says PM Modi

My discussions with President Joe Biden, other senior US leaders will provide opportunity to consolidate bilateral cooperation: PM Modi

Confident my visit to US will reinforce our ties based on shared values of democracy, diversity and freedom: PM Modi

Excited to pay State Visit to close, friendly country for first time: PM Modi on his upcoming visit to Egypt

I look forward to my discussions with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, members of Egyptian govt to impart further momentum to ties: PM Modi

PM Modi's US visit: Date, itinerary, events, engagements

PM Modi will land in New York on June 20 where he is expected to be welcomed by a group of Indian Americans. His schedule of events and meeting start from the next day.

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PM departs for US