PM Modi US visit LIVE updates: PM Modi lands in Delhi after 3-day US visit

"PM Modi is returning from the US after his visit. Not only has this America's visit been successful from a foreign policy perspective, but India has also proven to be more credible on the global platform. In the Cancer Moonshot event of Quad summit, PM Modi has advocated to provide help of 7.5 million dollar and 40 million vaccination for cervical cancer in Indo-Pacific region," says Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States on Tuesday, calling it highly successful and memorable.

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US visit was both highly successful and memorable. His meeting with US President Joe Biden and participation in the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations highlight our increasing global stature. PM Modi is a true global leader, guiding the world today. The world has recognised his exemplary leadership during the challenging times of COVID-19," CM Yadav said.

The Chief Minister added that PM Modi's vision of 'one earth, one family, one future' paves the way for global peace and the welfare of humanity. He noted that the Prime Minister's efforts have lifted around 250 million Indians out of poverty.

National Democratic Alliance (NDA) leaders on Tuesday commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi after concluding his three-day visit to the US, which included bilateral talks with outgoing President Joe Biden, the Quad Summit, and an address at the United Nations Summit of the Future, among others.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu posted on X and welcomed PM Modi after concluding his US visit.

"I welcome PM Modi as he returns to the country after his successful visit to the United States. We are lucky to be working under the leadership of such a statesman. He has strengthened India's position in the community of nations and has unarguably emerged as a tall world leader, bringing communities and countries together," CM Naidu said.

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar highlighted that the decisions taken during the recent US visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to increase investment between the two countries are welcome.

Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde posted on X and said that PM Modi's US visit has shown once again why he is a global statesman and trendsetter par excellence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Delhi airport after concluding his 3-day US visit. During his visit, he attended the QUAD Leaders' Summit and the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations in New York. Along with that, he held some key bilateral meetings.

Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi says, "Global leader Prime Minister Narendra Modi is returning to India today after concluding his three-day visit to the USA. During his three-day visit, he attended the QUAD Leaders Summit and the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations in New York which was unique in itself, along with this, the important bilateral meetings he held during his visit were meaningful for the progress of the nation."

Foreign affairs expert Robinder Sachdev said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to the US highlights India's role in global diplomacy, particularly amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Sachdev noted that India, under Modi's leadership, is taking a clear and active stance, adding that this shift is notable, as India, an Asian power, is in a position to mediate in a conflict in Europe.

While speaking with ANI, Sachdev remarked that Prime Minister Modi's third term has marked a significant shift in India's foreign policy. He said, "Since PM Modi entered his third term, the gear of India's foreign policy has changed. In this changing environment, India has decided it will help solve the world's biggest challenges."

He further asserted that India has made it clear that it is working on a peace plan for Ukraine. He said, "India has made it clear to the world that we are working on this one point peace plan, where peace is not a target, but the only way."

Maharashtra chief minister Eknath Shinde on Tuesday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi following his three-day visit to the United States, stating that the visit once again demonstrated why the PM is a distinguished global statesman and a trendsetter of exceptional merit.

Chief minister Shinde expressed his approval of Prime Minister Modi's interactions with tech and business leaders during his visit and said that the PM's efforts to draw investments will ultimately benefit Maharashtra.

Shinde also said that he was happy that Prime Minister Narendra Modi ensured the return of almost 300 antiquities during his visit to the US.

Taking to his social media handle on X, Shinde posted, "PM Narendra Modi Ji's USA visit has shown once again why he is a global statesman and trendsetter par excellence. In a short visit, he has been able to cover many sectors, which will strengthen India's journey to progress. As Indians, we feel very proud to see when our Prime Minister is welcomed especially by American President Biden to his personal residence and school."

PM Narendra Modi has met several members of the Sikh community here in the US, who thanked him for the work done by his government for the Sikh community. "We were so happy, and what a positive feeling we had after the meeting. We greeted the prime minister as soon as he walked in the room with the Sikh traditional jaikara of Jo Bole So Nihal, and the prime minister was so gracious to reply back Sat Sri Akaal," Jasdip Singh Jassee from the Sikhs of America organisation said after he met Modi in New York on Monday.
Prominent Sikh leader from Wisconsin Darshan Singh Dhaliwal also met the Prime Minister.

"We had a very good discussion. The prime minister has done a lot for the Sikh community," Jassee told PTI after returning to Washington later in the day.

"I don't think any other Prime Minister in history of India has done for the Sikh community what Prime Minister Modi has been doing, including the opening of Kartar Saheb Corridor, celebrations of 500 years of Guru Nanak's 550th birthday, abolishing the blacklist of Sikhs, who could not visit India and also getting justice for the victims of the Sikh genocide that happened in 1984 under the Congress government," Jassee said, referring to the anti-Sikh riots that took place in 1984 after the assassination of then-prime minister Indira Gandhi by her two Sikh security.

"We thanked him today for what he has done for the Sikh community and we are going to take another delegation to India to meet him pretty soon and discuss issues with him," he said, congratulating the prime minister for his "very, very successful visit" to the United States

During his three-day visit, he attended the QUAD Leaders' Summit and the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations in New York. Along with that, he held some key bilateral meetings during his visit.

"Met President Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York. We are committed to implementing the outcomes of my visit to Ukraine last month to strengthen bilateral relations. Reiterated India’s support for early resolution of the conflict in Ukraine and restoration of peace and stability."

"The Prime Minister referred to India's historic support for Palestine in the United Nations on the international stage as also the consistent and sustained humanitarian support that India has provided to Palestine in the fields of health, education, capacity building and others. He also expressed deep concern at the unfolding crisis in Gaza, where the situation remains complicated and tensions remain high and reiterated once again that only a two-state solution can deliver sustainable peace in this area. The President of Palestine thanked the Prime Minister for the assistance that India had provided, including on political issues and hoped that India would continue to play its role in bringing peace to the region. Today, in the meeting with the President of Vietnam, as you know, the President has very recently taken over as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam. The prime minister congratulated him on his assumption of this new position. He also recalled the visit of the Vietnamese Prime Minister to India recently and the significance of the India-Vietnam strategic relationship. He expressed condolences for the recent devastation in Vietnam on account of Cyclone Yaji. The Prime Minister also invited him to visit India, an invitation which was accepted and will be worked on through other channels..."

"This is the third meeting between the two leaders in the space of probably 3 months...Their discussions on all matters, the bilateral issues as well as issues surrounding the Russia-Ukraine conflict. President Zelenskyy was very appreciative of India's attention to these issues and said that the Prime Minister's visit had been highly appreciated and he thanked the Prime Minister for the efforts that he was making for peace and a pathway to finding a way out of this conflict. Both sides appreciated that there was positive momentum on a lot of issues in the bilateral relationship and they agreed to remain in close touch either directly or through exchanges of visits at various other levels..."

"As far as the bilateral meetings are concerned. This was the first time that the Prime Minister of Nepal and PM Modi were meeting. This meeting gave them the opportunity to reflect on the unique and close bilateral relationship between the two countries and their intention to make progress in all areas of bilateral relations, including the development partnership, the cooperation on energy, power, physical connectivity, people-to-people connectivity... The prime minister also had a meeting with the Crown Prince of Kuwait where he remarked on the very close relationship between the two countries. The Crown Prince of Kuwait said that India is a part of Kuwait's history and cited some old sayings from Kuwait that reflected the closeness of the relationship between the two countries. There are a few high-level visits in both directions that were deliberated upon and these will be planned in the coming months."

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri says, "Today Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) had a meeting with the President and General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam and he has just concluded his engagements for the day with a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine. During the community event, the Prime Minister announced to open 2 new consulates in Boston and Los Angeles..."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in New York, US

PM Narendra Modi tweets, "Met To Lam, the President of Vietnam. We took stock of the full range of India-Vietnam friendship. We look forward to adding momentum in sectors such as connectivity, trade, culture and more."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a bilateral meeting with Vietnamese President To Lam, in New York, US

US Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti says, "These are two men (PM Modi and Joe Biden) who have such a close friendship, the most pro-American prime minister we've ever seen in Indian history, the most pro-Indian president we've had in US history and that's building on people who have been very strong before. I think they are representative of the people in their country. The Quad is a powerful place to set a vision, to share principles and to come up with common solutions in the Indo-Pacific. It's a contrast to nations that don't want to play by the rules, don't believe in the rule of law, but I think we will build solutions. It's about what we can do proactively and this was a giant step forward."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the United Nations’ landmark Summit of the Future on Monday, highlighted the importance of collective strength over conflict in shaping the future of humanity.

Calling terrorism, a serious threat to global peace, PM Modi stated, "While on one hand, terrorism continues to be a serious threat to global peace and security, on the other hand, cyber, maritime and space are emerging as new theatres of conflict. On all these issues, I will stress that global action must match global ambition."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday told the UN's Summit of the Future that the success of humanity lies in collective strength, not on the battlefield. Addressing the landmark summit here, Modi said that as the international community discusses the future of the world, the highest priority must be accorded to a "human-centric approach."

Speaking at Summit of the Future at the UN, PM Narendra Modi says, "Today, I am here to bring here the voice of the one-sixth of the humanity. We have elevated 250 million people out of poverty in India and we have shown that sustainable development can be successful. We are ready to share this experience of success with Global South."

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He once joked that the first word children in India utter is AI (mother in some Indian languages). He later wisecracked that AI means artificial intelligence for the world, but for him, it also meant American-Indian spirit.

India is more actively working over challenges of climate change, war and peace, jobs, and employment, said Foreign Affairs expert Robinder Sachdev, adding, the country is now looking to play a very proactive role in partnering with the world in solving the challenges facing the world.

Speaking about PM Modi's visit to the US, he said, "We were talking Prime Minister's, I think key message in this trip to the United States, to the UN and with the world leaders is exactly this. This is not the era of war, this is the era to live and let live and with that thought and philosophy again as a practical point. Prime Minister is pushing for a single point peace plan to resolve the Ukrainian conflict. You see, Zelenskyy has a ten-point plan for stopping the Ukraine conflict on his own term."

Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision around artificial intelligence (AI) and how he is pushing tech leaders to use it to address the most-pressing issues on the ground, Google is not only making a robust investment in AI in India but also looking forward to infusing more capital in the country, Alphabet and Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, has said.

Speaking on the sidelines of the CEOs’ roundtable with PM Modi here, Pichai said he is overwhelmed at the Prime Minister's focus on transforming the country with ‘Digital India’ vision.

“PM Modi has pushed us to continue making in India and designing in India. We are proud to now manufacture our Pixel phones in India. He is really thinking about how AI can transform the country in a way that benefits the people,” said Pichai.

PM Modi on September 23 is scheduled to deliver a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York during the 'Summit of the Future'. The summit, convened by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, is being hailed as a 'once in a generation UN Summit' and will focus on the theme of 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'.

In addition to his address at the summit, PM Modi is expected to engage in bilateral talks with several other world leaders on the margins of the UN gathering. These discussions will provide an opportunity for the Prime Minister to strengthen India's ties with key partners and discuss matters of mutual interest.

PM Modi said that he is the first such Prime Minister of India who was born after Independence and added that his heart and mission have been very clear from the first day about his duties and responsibilities.

"I am the first such Prime Minister of India who was born after Independence. Crores of Indians dedicated their life to the Independence movement. We couldn't die for India, but, we can live for the country." PM Modi said in his address to the Indian community in New York on Sunday.

In his historic address to the Indian diaspora at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York on Sunday , Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that India's 'Namaste' has now become multinational, and has turned from 'local to global' (Ab apna Namaste bhi multinational ho gya hai, local se global ho gya).

Addressing the Indian diaspora earlier on Sunday in the US, PM Modi thanked the community for their love.

"'Ab apna Namaste bhi multinational ho gya hai, local se global ho gya'. Your love is my good fortune" the Prime Minister said to cheers from the audience.

Lauding the contributions of the Indian community overseas, PM Modi said that Indians contribute to do the most no matter where they are.

PM Modi announced on Sunday that India has decided to open two new Consulates in Boston and Los Angeles in the US, forging stronger ties between the two countries, going forward.

Addressing the Indian diaspora in the Nassau Coliseum in New York, the Prime Minister said that the bilateral partnership between India and the US is aimed at global good.

"The partnership between America and India is growing stronger. Our partnership is aimed at global good, and we are increasing cooperation in every sector. We have taken your convenience into consideration," PM Modi said.

"Last year, I announced the opening of a new Indian consulate in Seattle. We requested your suggestions for two additional consulates. India has decided to open two new consulates in Boston and Los Angeles," he added, making the announcement at the diaspora event.

The highly anticipated 'Modi and US' event reached its pinnacle as renowned artists Devi Sri Prasad, Hanumankind, and Aditya Gadhvi took the stage at Nassau Coliseum in New York, captivating a massive audience of over 13,500 people.

Aditya Gadhvi mesmerised the audience with his superhit track "Khalasi" Hanumankind, the celebrated hip-hop artist, delivered an electrifying performance that left the crowd in awe.

The event marked a historic moment as these talented artists shared the stage for the first time, creating an unforgettable experience for those in attendance.

In his interaction with top CEOs from the technology sector at a roundtable in New York, PM Narendra Modi provided assurances regarding India's unwavering commitment to safeguarding intellectual property rights and nurturing technological innovation.

The roundtable, convened by PM Modi, featured an array of distinguished individuals from prominent companies, including Chairman President and CEO of Adobe Shantanu Narayen, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, IBM COE Arvind Krishna, Lisa Su CEO of AMD, and Jensen Huang of NVIDIA, among others.