PM Modi keeps the promise made on X....
PM Modi keeps the promise made on X....Prime minister Narendra Modi visited 101-year-old former indian Foreign service (IFS) officer Mangal Sain Handa on saturday during his two-day visit to Kuwait. On social media, Handa's granddaughter Shreya Juneja had asked for the meeting. This is an experience of a lifetime. He came here only to meet him, PM Modi claims. dilip Handa, Mangal's son, thanked prime minister Modi in an interview with the news agency ANI.
Shreya Juneja, Handa's granddaughter, had earlier on friday sent prime minister Modi a message asking him to see her grandfather, who is 101, while he was in Kuwait."Of course! PM Modi replied back, "I am excited to meet Mangal Sain Handa Ji in kuwait today." The prime minister also met in kuwait City with Abdullateef Alnesef, who released the Ramayana and Mahabharata in Arabic, and Abdullah Baron, who translated them into Arabic."I am ecstatic; I consider it a privilege. Modi is thrilled about this. These books are essential. "He (Prime minister Modi) signed both the books," Abdullateef Alnesef said in an interview with the news agency ANI.Indian prime minister Narendra Modi began his first two-day trip to kuwait in 43 years on Saturday. To "strengthen the India-Kuwait friendship across various sectors," Modi visited the West Asian country at the request of Kuwait's Amir, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.
Shreya Juneja, Handa's granddaughter, had earlier on friday sent prime minister Modi a message asking him to see her grandfather, who is 101, while he was in Kuwait."Of course! PM Modi replied back, "I am excited to meet Mangal Sain Handa Ji in kuwait today." The prime minister also met in kuwait City with Abdullateef Alnesef, who released the Ramayana and Mahabharata in Arabic, and Abdullah Baron, who translated them into Arabic."I am ecstatic; I consider it a privilege. Modi is thrilled about this. These books are essential. "He (Prime minister Modi) signed both the books," Abdullateef Alnesef said in an interview with the news agency ANI.Indian prime minister Narendra Modi began his first two-day trip to kuwait in 43 years on Saturday. To "strengthen the India-Kuwait friendship across various sectors," Modi visited the West Asian country at the request of Kuwait's Amir, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.