Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States has brought him to New York. On Sunday, Modi addressed an estimated 13,000 people at a cultural celebration at Long Island's Nassau Coliseum.

PM Modi, who is in the US to attend the Quad summit, spoke to thousands of Indians at Long Island's Nassau Coliseum.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi captivated an audience of 15,000 Indian diaspora members at Modi & US event in the Nassau Coliseum in New York, emphasizing unity, pride, and optimism. He acknowledged the global influence of Indian culture,

PM Modi on Sunday addressed the Indian community in New York and called them India's brand ambassador. Modi said he has set very ambitious goals in his 3rd term to make the country a developed nation

Members of the Indian community in the US were eagerly waiting for him, and several artistes put up a performance at Hotel Lotte Palace, where he arrived, to welcome him.

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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).

The appearance before an estimated 13,000 people came a day after the Indian prime minister attended a summit hosted by President Biden in Wilmington, Delaware, with other world leaders