PM Modi Arrives In Brazil For BRICS Summit And Strategic Talks With President Lula (Pic: X)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm and festive welcome from the Indian community upon his arrival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for a four-day visit. His trip includes participation in the 17th BRICS Summit and a State Visit to deepen bilateral ties with Brazil.
Members of the Indian diaspora performed traditional dances and folk songs as part of the grand reception. A notable highlight was a dance performance inspired by Operation Sindoor, echoing the patriotic phrase “Ye desh nahi mitne dunga.” A Brazilian music group also joined the celebrations, performing devotional tunes that reflected India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
During the BRICS Leaders’ Summit from July 6–7, Prime Minister Modi will share India’s views on major global challenges. Discussions will cover peace and security, multilateralism, responsible use of AI, climate action, global health, and financial cooperation. Modi is also expected to hold several bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the summit.
Following the BRICS summit in Rio, PM Modi will travel to Brasilia for a State Visit. He will hold bilateral talks with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to enhance the India–Brazil Strategic Partnership. Key areas of cooperation include trade, defence, space, energy, health, agriculture, and people-to-people ties.
Members of the Indian community expressed joy over the Prime Minister’s visit. “I am from Gujarat… I have been living in Brazil for a long time. We are very excited and feel privileged and honoured to welcome our Prime Minister today,” said Vijay Solanki, a member of the diaspora. Another resident, Pooja, echoed the excitement, saying, “I have been living in Brazil for the last three years. I am very excited to meet him.”
PM Modi arrived in Brazil after concluding his visit to Argentina, where he met President Javier Milei. His five-nation tour began on July 2 in Ghana and also includes Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and Namibia. He is scheduled to address the Namibian Parliament on July 9.
(From ANI)
Also Read: Buenos Aires Honours PM Modi With Symbolic ‘Key To The City’
Aishwarya is a journalism graduate with over three years of experience thriving in the buzzing corporate media world. She’s got a knack for decoding business news, tracking the twists and turns of the stock market, covering the masala of the entertainment world, and sometimes her stories come with just the right sprinkle of political commentary. She has worked with several organizations, interned at ZEE and gained professional skills at TV9 and News24, And now is learning and writing at NewsX, she’s no stranger to the newsroom hustle. Her storytelling style is fast-paced, creative, and perfectly tailored to connect with both the platform and its audience. Moto: Approaching every story from the reader’s point of view, backing up her insights with solid facts.
Always bold with her opinions, she also never misses the chance to weave in expert voices, keeping things balanced and insightful. In short, Aishwarya brings a fresh, sharp, and fact-driven voice to every story she touches.
IndiGo Meltdown: “No Water, No Updates, No Help”- 1,000+ Flights Disrupted, Chaos at Delhi Airport
IndiGO faced one of its worst operational breakdowns, with over 1,000 flights disrupted in 36…
PM Modi and President Putin meet at the 23rd India–Russia summit, where major defence and…
Stephen Tamil Movie 2025: Check Out Release Date, OTT, Cast And Crew, Storyline, Reviews
Stephen Movie 2025: Stephen, a Tamil crime thriller directed by Mithun Balaji, stars Gomathi Shankar…
