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PM Modi presents framed photograph from #HowdyModi event to President Trump

Published By : Admin | September 24, 2019 | 23:14 IST

PM Narendra Modi presented a framed photograph from the 'Howdy Modi' event to US President Donald Trump. In the picture, both the leaders can be seen standing together on the dais, holding each other's hands and greeting the audience at the NRG stadium in Houston.

President Trump thanked PM Modi for this gesture.

The 'Howdy Modi' programme in Houston was a historic community event, which saw over 50,000 Indian-American people in attendance. PM Modi and President Trump had addressed the gathering.


Do check out the highlights from #HowdyModi programme here.

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