Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Qatar after a two-day visit to UAE. After reaching Qatar's capital Doha, NRIs warmly welcomed PM Modi outside the hotel. People carrying the Indian tricolor in their hands raised slogans of 'Modi-Modi' and 'Bharat Mata ki Jai'.
PM Modi shook hands with the people gathered outside the hotel to welcome him. Some NRIs also presented books to PM Modi. During this, people talked to PM Modi and also took photographs with him.
PM Modi held a meeting with Qatar's Prime Minister cum Foreign Minister HH Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman in Doha and talked in detail about strengthening the bilateral partnership.
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India is trying to promote historical and deep relations with Qatar. Extensive talks are planned with Qatar's top leadership.
Earlier, in UAE, PM Modi met President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Both leaders held delegation-level talks. They reviewed bilateral partnerships and discussed new areas of cooperation. They welcomed the deepening of the comprehensive strategic partnership in all areas such as trade and investment, digital infrastructure, fintech, energy, infrastructure, culture, and people-to-people ties between the two countries.
The leaders of the two countries also discussed strengthening energy partnerships. He appreciated that apart from the UAE being one of the largest sources of crude oil and LPG, India is now entering into long-term contracts for LNG.
The UAE government had given 20,000 square meters of land to build the temple in Abu Dhabi. The UAE government had announced this in 2015 when Prime Minister Modi went there on a two-day visit. The first Hindu temple was inaugurated in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Emphasis was laid on eco-friendly methods in the construction of the temple.
The authentic ancient art and architecture have been revived through carvings in the temple. Ashok Kotecha, a spokesperson for the temple management, said the design of the master plan was completed in early 2020. Work on the historic temple is progressing with the support of the community and leadership from India and the UAE.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered prayers along with saints at the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) temple in Abu Dhabi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed aarti after worship at Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) temple in Abu Dhabi.
The temple is built on a land of 20,000 square meters at a place named 'Al Wakba' in Abu Dhabi. Al Wakba, adjacent to the highway, is about 30 minutes from Abu Dhabi. Let us tell you that according to the data of the Indian Embassy, about 26 lakh Indians live in UAE, which is about 30% of the population there.
Amidst the controversy over Waqf properties and the demand to control the rights of the Waqf Boar
Delhi-NCR Stray Dogs: 'I will look into it, ' said CJI Gavai on the petition related to stray dogs
An appeal was made in the Supreme Court for an early hearing on a petition regarding stray dogs.
This year the country is going to celebrate 78th Independence Day on Thursday. On Wednesday, a da
The results of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024 are going to come today. Along with this, the resu
AUS vs IND: Australia announces ODI and T20I squads, India's biggest enemy returns
Australia's ODI and T20I squads have been announced for the upcoming series against India. Marnus
Who did Saint Premanand first enthrone? He prostrated himself before him and had his feet washed.
This is the eternal tradition: when two prominent practitioners from different sects met, not onl
The Afghanistan team made a big upset by defeating England in the Champions Trophy 2025. Due to t
Delhi Blast Alert: From Metro-Red Fort to markets, what is closed and what is open in Delhi?
On Monday evening, as usual, people were busy with their daily activities around the Red Fort. So
Experienced Indian batsman Karun Nair has failed to retain his place in the team for next month's
Hosting the 2036 Olympic Games has always been a long-term goal for the Indian government. Ahmeda
