As Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to kickoff his much-awaited US visit, the Indian diaspora living there eagerly awaits his arrival, terming it a “proud moment” for the Indians. Show Full Article PM Modi’s three-day visit to the US begins Saturday,

The prime minister and his government have been the target of criticism for policies blamed for human rights abuses against religious minorities.

FLINT, Mich. -- Former President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he’s meeting next week with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when Modi visits the U.S.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi's is set to commence his United States visit on Saturday, the members of the Indian diaspora exuded fervour and excitement to meet him. From children to adults, several members of the Indian diaspora expressed their excitement for the PM’s visit and praised his leadership for the work in India.

When asked if the Khalistan issue will be discussed during PM Modi and US President Biden's bilateral meeting, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, “As we have said earlier, whatever issues are of mutual concern between India and America,