New York, September 22: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday interacted with the members of the Indian diaspora after he arrived at Hotel Lotte Palace in New York. PM Modi met members of the Indian diaspora and artists performing here. Members of the Indian diaspora expressed excitement to meet the PM as they chanted slogans-- 'Modi! Modi!'.

Earlier in the day, PM Modi arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York to attend the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations on Sunday, the Spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal said. The Prime Minister will chair key bilateral meetings in New York during the visit. PM Modi in US: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Arrives in New York To Attend Summit of the Future at United Nations (See Pics).

PM Modi Meets Members of the Indian Diaspora

PM Modi Interacts With Indian Diaspora

In a post on X, Jaiswal said, "PM Narendra Modi arrives in New York, the second leg of his 3-day visit to the USA. PM will address the UN Summit of the Future, interact with the community and attend other programs." Several people of the Indian diaspora were seen holding Indian flags and chanting slogans -- 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' with palpable excitement before the PM arrived.

"We are here to welcome our PM Narendra Modi. We are very excited to meet & greet him personally," a member of the Indian Diaspora in New York said. "I have specially come from India to welcome PM Modi. This is a handmade portrait made by a Type 1 diabetes child, thanking PM Modi for the insulin that is being provided to him," said another woman from Indian diaspora. PM Narendra Modi Emplanes for New York From Philadelphia Airport; To Address Indian Diaspora, Attend UN ‘Summit of the Future’.

President Biden hosted Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for the Quad Leaders' Summit on Saturday (local time) in Wilmington, Delaware. The sixth edition of the Quad Leaders' Summit is a 'farewell' summit for both US President Joe Biden and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida before they step down from their respective offices.

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