During the historical first historical visit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Croatia, sincere celebrations between the Indian diaspora and local Croatian citizens – including Hindi -speaking students, who warmly welcomed him in Indian language.
Elizabeth, a Croatian student from the Indology Department at the University of the University of Medicines, expressed her joy and said, “I’m very excited to be here. It will be a great pleasure to meet PM modim.” Another student added: “Visiting PM Modi is a big thing for the whole nation … I like to speak Hindi.” The third student simply confirmed: “India is a wonderful nation and I would like to visit India.”
A visit to the Prime Minister, which was part of his last stage of his tour after three countries after stops in Cyprus and Canada for 51. Summit G7, was marked by the excitement of the Indian community in Croatia.
After his arrival in Zagreb, PM Modi published on X: “Shortly before, he landed in Zagreb in Croatia. This is a special visit, the first Indian Prime Minister for a respected European partner.
Indian diaspora members gathered in large numbers to greet him. One participant noted, “It looks like the whole nation came to welcome PM modi.” He also said, “PM Modi built India on the way of development … India is on the way to become” Vishwaguru “… It is an honorary thing for us that PM modi comes to Croatia.”
Chandrashekhar, a Canadian citizen originally from Mysore and currently on holiday in Croatia, said, “We are very happy that there is PM modi and we have a chance to greet him and show our respect … as Indians, we feel very proud to visit here.”
The mahamandleshwar swami guru also welcomed the presence of the Prime Minister and said, “It is important for us to come here by Prime Minister India, especially for us practicing yoga and watching Sanatan Dharma because the International Yoga Day began.
Swami Vivek Puri emphasized the transformation of India and added: “This visit is a great opportunity to show that India is not a poor or dirty country and that India is in fact a great country. India is changing. India sets so many kilometers of highways a day.
Ajitananda Das Brahmachari, who has been living in India since 2012 and considers him his second home, shared his excitement: “We feel very privileged to welcome PM Modi. There are so many similarities among Croatian and Indian people.
The Visit of Prime Minister Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister in Croatia and emphasizes the growing power of Indo-Corvatian ties. It is scheduled to lead bilateral discussions with Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovice and a meeting with President Zoran Milanovic.
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