Prime Minister Narendra Modi is presently visiting Guyana. During his visit, he partook in a captivating 'Ram Bhajan' program. This soul-stirring moment was shared by Amit Malviya on X, where members of the Indian community could be seen singing devotional hymns. In a fascinating sight, PM Modi was seen playing the cymbals enthusiastically.
Addressing the Parliament of Guyana
In a significant address to the Parliament of Guyana, PM Modi remarked on the shared history of colonialism and struggle between India and Guyana. He lauded the countless individuals in both nations who devoted their lives to the fight for freedom. He emphasized the strengthening of democracies, underlining that democracy is integral to our identity and actions, ensuring every citizen's rights.
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PM Modi advocated for collaboration at the global level while taking proactive steps locally. He highlighted that every nation matters and now is the time for the awakening of the Global South—a movement towards forming a new global order. He emphasized perceiving island nations as large ocean countries. Stressing global cooperation from space to sea, he reiterated that now is not the time for conflict.
In his parliamentary address, PM Modi conveyed that India has always prioritized democracy over self-interest or expansion, emphasizing that India's ethos of 'Democracy First, Humanity First' guides its role in the global community. During the pandemic, India initiated the mantra 'One Earth, One Health.'
Turning to the attendees, PM Modi extended a warm invitation to visit India, recalling his visit to Guyana 24 years ago as a curious admirer of this beautiful nation's culture and heritage. He spoke of the deep, cordial ties that bind India and Guyana together.
