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PM Modi Gets Grand Welcome from Indian Diaspora in Melbourne

By Editorial Team
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a rousing welcome from members of the Indian diaspora upon his arrival in Melbourne, Australia, as enthusiastic supporters gathered in large numbers outside his hotel.

The atmosphere was filled with chants of "Modi-Modi" and "Vande Mataram," reflecting the excitement and affection of the Indian community for the Prime Minister during his visit.

PM Modi greeted members of the diaspora, many of whom waved Indian and Australian flags and cheered as he interacted with the crowd. The warm reception highlighted the deep connection between India and its overseas community in Australia.

The Prime Minister's visit to Australia is aimed at strengthening the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. During the visit, he is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and engage with the Indian diaspora, which he has described as an important pillar of the relationship between the two nations.

The enthusiastic welcome in Melbourne underscored the growing people-to-people ties that continue to reinforce the broader strategic partnership between India and Australia.

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