US EditionPM Modi Gets Grand Welcome in Brazil, Indian Diaspora Perform Dance on Theme of Operation Sindoor: WATCH
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome from the Indian diaspora in Brazil, featuring cultural performances themed on Operation Sindoor, India's anti-terror campaign.
- During his visit, PM Modi will engage in discussions about global peace, AI governance, climate action, and economic resilience at the BRICS Summit.
- The Indian diaspora celebrated Modi's leadership and mission against terrorism, calling his visit a historic moment.
- Modi's stay in Brazil will include high-level meetings with BRICS leaders and marks his first visit to Brasília as an Indian Prime Minister in nearly sixty years.
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PM Modi Brazil Visit LIVE Updates: PM Modi greeted with Operation Sindoor-themed performance in Rio de Janeiro
PM Modi Brazil Visit for BRICS Summit 2025 LIVE News Updates: Upon arrival, Modi was welcomed by chants of "Bharat Mata ki Jai" from members of the Indian diaspora. He also received a ceremonial welcome with music and cultural performances.
Prime Minister Modi arrived in Brazil to attend the BRICS summit, where he was given a grand welcome by the Indian community. During this, Operation Sindoor was also celebrated.
The echo of Operation Sindoor was heard in Brazil. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a grand welcome on his arrival in Rio de Janeiro. The people of the Indian community organized a cultural program dedicated to 'Operation Sindoor'. This makes it clear that Brazil stands with India against terrorism.
PM Narendra Modi Welcomed in Brazil With Operation Sindoor Themed Dance by Indian Diaspora (Watch Video) | 📰 LatestLY
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a rousing welcome from the Indian diaspora upon arriving in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with cultural performances and paintings themed on Operation Sindoor—India’s recent anti-terror campaign targeting Pakistan-based terror outfits. 📰 PM Narendra Modi Welcomed in Brazil With Operation Sindoor Themed Dance by Indian Diaspora (Watch Video).
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