Prime Minister Narendra Modi visit to United Kingdom

Narendra Modi on visit to UK, Thursday he will start his journey from Britain, after a huge set back at home in Bihar Election Modi has speed up the communication for having Foreign Investment for India to grow. In this tour he is focused on achieving the target of Investment he planed from UK. Moreover he is looking for some technical aspect that can be implemented in India for fighting various issues.

Narendra Modi is popular in world but he is getting some disturbance internally in India. He has to face huge criticism by the oppositions and Media after working 18 Hrs a day. Even though leaving all these tension far behind he is much more focused on development in India and also have made straight vision to speed up the projects that are still lying in the queue that will help India to grow. Modi has much expectation from UK for business and for investors to invest in India. Many people from UK are looking eager to communicate to our Prime Minister. He is the one who has been denied for the Visa for UK and USA but now these countries are in the queue to invite Mr. Prime Minister to have good relation in business and service sectors. India is one of the main platform for Investors to invest there money and there are so many Investors who are very eager to do so.

Modi in the tour of UK will also visit the place that has been identified as Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar residence. As per the news he is going to inaugurate that place. Now that house is declared as the Indian property by the British government and India is going to turn that place into museum that will educate people about the life style of India's constitution maker. India has achieved the significant victory in nurturing the history.

This tour is moreover looking for success in generating Investors from UK and increasing the development work in India. China is in fear with this such fast growth in India that's why some internal disturbance is been created by neighbors to stop India from growing.

Diplomats say deals worth 8-12 billion pounds ($12-18 billion) could be signed during his visit to London, with the Indian leader keen to buy 20 more BAE Systems Hawk trainer aircraft to be made in Bengaluru.

The emotional high point of the visit is likely to be a mass rally at Wembley Stadium on Friday during which Modi will address some 60,000 supporters from the Indian diaspora in Britain, which numbers 1.5 million.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for UK #ModiInUK pic.twitter.com/jap3Z5nYc6

— ANI (@ANI_news) November 12, 2015

Cameron's office said Britain would seek to promote London as a centre for offshore rupee bonds and Indian companies were expected to announce plans to issue debt denominated in their own currency.

Narendra Modi is going to interact with Indian community in Wembley stadium which is again a biggest achievement by any Indian Prime Minister. He will be welcomed by lacks of Indian community people in London. The heat that will be blowing in London can be seen in the electronic media. Every one is eager to listen the voice of modi in Wembley stadium. India is hoping for great outcome from these concert and modi ji surely leave his magic there too. As the person who has clear vision of development,humanity and growth will surely attract the audience who prefer development ideas rather than the silent development.

I write this article after recovering myself from the Bihar mandate that is clearly given against development and in support of corruption and Jungle Raaz. Now the mandate has been given but still Bihar part of india will be supported by the central government with same zeal that is supported if BJP is in power there. Now Modi ji is on the new mission to UK and i pray to god that his mission will be going to leave a massive impact internationally it will be one of the huge success story that will be briefed in Narendra Modi bibliography. 

Why Modi is Criticized?

Today i am very upset while writing this article, I am upset because of the behavior of media and other so called secular parties that are continuously criticizing work of our Honorable Prime Minister. Moreover, upset with media for there intentions and approach shown for modi only for there TRP and fame. They are continuously raising there level of uncertainty and decorum to show in print media.

Many countries has also complained that Indian media is seriously not behaving like journalist they are behaving like a Daily soap artists. They have made there news channel as a set of Daily soap shows where only one episode continues name "Criticize Modi on every ground". I want to ask one question to them that what vision for India they are taking ahead if some person is being criticize internally only because of political feedback than will it impact the international image of that person or not? Can they neglect the fact that India's growth rate has increased positively with a great speed leaving many developed countries behind in most of the stats released this year. Can they neglect the fact that India's fame has increased all over India because of Ease to do business policy. Have they ever seen this solid growth in the time of congress government.Many countries have publish there facts in media that if India will grow with the same speed than in next 10 year India will be the strongest country in the world.

Narendra Modi being Prime Minister of country works 18 hrs daily and has also improved the work culture in government offices where baabu's raaz and lazy work policies are followed. Can they neglect these crucial points that Cleanliness has become the key vision to take India towards health hygiene. Have you ever notice any congress official or any minister who has think in this direction. Have you ever think that when Indian Prime Minister visit any geographical region all the print and digital media covers that program. Are you behaving like dumb and deaf people or trying to act as them. They are much more organized than you all they have a blueprint to live life but you all in the sake of wealth and popularity you all have degrade your standards.

Modi is the first Prime Minister who has taken the initiative to make India developed before that all are busy in solving the internal issues in all his time interval. Modi has lighten the candle that has made the surroundings bright to welcome the opportunity and to cut down the Red tape culture that is existing in the system from many years. But still opposition leaders are busy in sudo-secular politics and have degrade the standard of a politics to such extent that they have started to abuse and use inappropriate language for PM that has broken all modal of conduct.

Kejriwal, Lalu Prasad Yadav, Rahul gandhi, Nitish kumar all are busy in defaming the image of our Prime minister. They have degraded the standard of the politics. Kejriwal has made the aim whatever modi will do he has to oppose it, at any extent for that he has redesign the map of J&K at the time of J&K election only to attract J&K people so that Modi could not succeed to make government but his tactics fails completely. Leaving Delhi on god grace he is only busy in garbing the opportunities to come in lime light and to defame the image of Prime Minister. He has compromised his principle only to oppose modi and have shaken hand with Lallu the famous "Charra Chor". Where is Lokpal Kejriwal my question to you? So that was the drama of resignation from CM post of Delhi because of not having Lokpal passed? But now, you are in majority so where is the Lokpal?

All these are busy in defaming one man image but i want to share you one thing you all can only speak but his work will give you answer in every election mark these words. You all can only share the stage but he will share the world stage to take India on peak. Everybody who are opposing modi are enjoying the time of congress government because they are enjoying the unlawful wealth. Poor is becoming more poorer and rich is becoming richer because of there policy do corruption and let other do corruption.

You should think what you are doing are you looking for developed India are you looking for stronger India and when you question yourself you will find the answer as NO, because your blood has corrupted and you all only need the unlawful wealth where you have not to do any hard work. Improve this habit unless you are going to spoil the future of many bright stars.  

PM Modi has keen sight on the staled projects, Once in a month step in to get status

He is not the magician neither he has super powers that can take India at peak in his 2nd year of government but what will take India to peak he is setting the ground for that. He is real fighter, hardworking person being the head of the country he could spend his time as other head has done, but no he is fully devoted towards his work and know his responsibility very well.

There are so many criticism he face day by day but he does not give priority to those unfortunate things. Politicians have this element attached to there life, but Modi being a politician is the man that India has get after 60 years. Big names like: "Sardar Patel", "Subhash Chandra Bose", "Chandra Shekhar Azad", "Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar", "Mahatma Gandhi", "Bhagat Singh", "Ashafula Khan" all these are the great revolutionaries who have deveoted there life completely for the Indian freedom and development. The purpose of writing this article is to figure out some of the efforts done by modi ji to improve the working of the government as compare to other government.

Coming back to the topic of the article India has so much wealth but even though India is not developed only because of corruption and lack of will to do work. Every Year so many big projects are announced but the announcement remain as it is work never happens those project are called as stalled project in which around $80 Billion and more wealth is blocked to start these projects but all those project goes in queue and the contractors and ministers enjoy there life on the money passed for these project and ultimately the project budget get deficient and more investment needed for staled projects to start.

But, now it will not happen Modi ji every month is doing meeting with the officials and asking them questions of not starting the projects. This has made serious tension among the project contractors as they are answerable now in Narendra Modi government. He asks for the reports of the money wasted in stalled projects. Narendra Modi is personally taking on India's notorious red tape to clear tens of billions of dollars worth of stalled public projects, hoping that his hands-on intervention can bend a vast, dysfunctional bureaucracy.

His intervention from march till year has helped India to retrieve $60 billion of wealth from the stalled projects from central and state projects.Modi has won plaudits for the initiative that has chipped away at a $150 billion backlog of planned roads, ports, railways, power stations and other projects. But equally, critics say, the fact he needs to personally intervene shows the level of government inertia in Asia's third-biggest economy.

His initiative to cut down red tape and do ease of business help India in getting the soft loan from Japan of around $15 Billion for running the bullet train.

"It is a systemic problem that the Prime Minister needs to work on," said Arun Maira, a management consultant and member of the previous Congress government.

The initiative, launched by Modi in March and publicised on his personal website and Twitter feed, is called pro-active governance and timely implementation, or Pragati, which means "progress" in the Hindi language.

Federal and state bureaucrats are linked by video to Modi's office for the meeting, usually held on the fourth Wednesday of each month. They are typically from the finance, law, land, environment, transport and energy ministries whose clearances are needed for many projects.

The agenda is set the previous week and usually has about a dozen stalled projects, public grievances and other governance issues.

A senior official who has attended said that when a project comes up for discussion, Modi turns to the representative of the ministry where it is being held up.

He simply asks, "Please tell me why it hasn't happened," the official said.

Several months into Pragati, the official said, a majority of the projects are cleared before they come up for discussion.

The chief minister of Uttar Pradesh state, Akhilesh Yadav, a political rival of Modi, wrote to the Prime Minister's office requesting the inclusion of a $1 billion metro rail project in the state capital at one Pragati meeting.

It got the clearances, including a pledge of central funding, at the September meeting.

"This is a welcome move which would go a long way in doing away with avoidable delays," said Alok Ranjan, the state's top bureaucrat.

His focus for developing buildings, roads, monuments should be shocked and earthquake proof so that the national loss could be minimize at the time of any hazard that took place. His presence of mind to tackle the situation clearly shows his vision to make India developed and stronger on international stage. Many countries has accepted the caliber of India and are coming to India for business. These are all effort of Modi government that has made the business easy and friendly in India. Only good Idea and skills are requires to take your project on ground.

Chinese got fear with India fast growth rate

According to TOI news Chinese are doing all possible efforts to stop India to become the permanent member of UN. Recently a case has been raised where some Chinese officials are charged to give bribe to UN top officials. This is clear indication that china is in fear of India fast growth rate and being evolving as a super power nation in the world.

Narendra Modi leadership has made UN to rethink on refreshing the permanent membership list as India is one of the most strongest contestant among other nation in fight.

Narendra Modi ji speech in UN has leave the strong image of the country that is supporting peace,harmony and are new innovators. Modi ji vision to take world on same platform and policies of peace and harmony. Destroying terrorism is the main concern of PM Modi in UN. He has put his words with strong image in front of UN for pakistan that friendship is only possible when pakistan is going to leave these terrorist activities and will fight against terror with other countries. UN also support the words of Narendra Modi that terrorism is the main devil for the world peace policy.

Coming to the topic, arrest of former president of the UN General Assembly, John Ashe, on charges of bribery by the Chinese has vindicated India's suspicion that key top level officials in the UN system were being paid off to delay or scuttle the Security Council reform process, among other things.

Earlier this month, Ashe, former envoy from Antigua & Barbuda was charged by US attorney Preet Bharara for accepting a bribe of $1.3 million from Chinese businessmen and officials for support for a multi-billion dollar "south south" UN-sponsored conference centre in casino capital Macau. Bharara's complaint also stated that other Chinese nationals paid Ashe hundreds of thousands of dollars to facilitate their businesses in Antigua. While only some of the details of the bribery processes have been made public, they are enough to provide a clue to the methods China uses to influence UN processes.

For India, the more important part of the corruption charges against Ashe is the claim that the former GA president was reportedly paid to further Chinese interests. A part of this, they believe, has to do with influencing the progress of UN Security Council reform which China has steadfastly opposed. As president of UNGA between 2013-2014, Ashe started out by setting up an advisory body which drafted a 'non-paper' on the negotiations for UNSC reform. This, Indian officials say, was a simplified version of the 300-page draft negotiation document that was agreed to later in September 2015.

According to news reports on the Ashe case, Manhattan US attorney Preet Bharara, who announced the arrests of Ashe and the other defendants, said the investigation could result in more charges as authorities examine whether "corruption is business as usual at the United Nations." "If proven, today's charges will confirm that the cancer of corruption that plagues too many local and state governments infects the United Nations as well," Bharara said. Ashe, says the complaint, received more than $800,000 from Chinese businessmen to support their interests within the UN and Antigua,

Stephane Dujarric, spokesperson for the UN was quoted as saying, UN secretary general Ban ki Moon "was shocked and deeply troubled to learn of the allegations, which go to the heart of the integrity of the UN," Dujarric said. "Corruption is not business as usual at the UN."

If China continues this type of activities indirectly India position in UN and on World stage going to be stronger. Many countries around the world are very much interested in investing there principle in India as we are the fastest growing countries as compare to the other developed and developing countries. All this comes true because of the initiative taken by the India Prime Minister that has catch the attention of the many investors for India. Japan,Russia,Australia,USA and UK are the key investors that are looking to spread there business in India as India is rich in cheap resource but quality product.

Government distribute 2 crore of LED bulbs, saves 1,000 crore a year

The Narendra Modi government's program to get consumers to replace less efficient CFL or incandescent lights with latest LED bulbs is gaining momentum, with the number of bulbs distributed crossing the 2-crore mark and generating annual savings of over Rs 1,000 crore.

Data available with the government showed that more than 2 crore subsidized LED bulbs had been distributed under the Domestic Efficient Lighting Program till Thursday evening, helping in daily energy savings of 73 lakh units, which translates into Rs 2.9 crore a day.

With the program gaining momentum, lighting giant Philips and other companies have shown interest in setting up manufacturing facility in the country given that the scale is suddenly looking much bigger than what they had originally anticipated. The government is looking to provide 77 crore bulbs by 2018.

"Since the order was small, parts of components are being imported. But now everyone is saying we want to manufacture in India," power minister Piyush Goyal told TOI. He said an earlier skepticism is giving way to genuine interest in the Indian market.

The DELP was launched by Modi on January 5. The scheme also fits well with the Modi government's strategy for climate talks since it is helping reduce the carbon footprint as well as reducing peak power demand by close to 700 MW through lower energy consumption. 

Although some of the states had been slow off the block, they are now gaining pace. Among the states, Andhra Pradesh is currently way ahead of the pack with 65 lakh bulbs, followed by Delhi at a little under 34 lakh and Uttar Pradesh at 33 lakh. Guntur in Andhra appeared to be the top performing district in the country, with 18.6 lakh LED bulbs. 

Goyal said hard bargain has seen bulb prices come down from Rs 310 for a 7W bulb to Rs 73 for a 9W bulb last month with "no compromise on technical aspects, or on the qualification criteria". The government is now looking to place an order for 10 crore bulbs, the minister said.

Prime Minister Modi at IDFC Bank Launch

With aim to support villagers in risky time, Prime Minister Modi launches IDFC Bank. Modi ji launched this bank with a aim to give potential growth to villagers they will get some support in there risky time. This is a good initiative by central government for helping farmers and villagers to educate, employed and to support in there bad times. A country can fight with price rise only when the base ground i.e villages of the country are strong and highly developed to support in the financial crisis of the country and moreover can fulfill the requirement by supplying good agriculture support. 

PMO Tweets

We have never fully understood the potential of our villages. Our villages can be great growth centres: PM https://t.co/6ZHKdWtWuJ

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 19, 2015

Here are few points the Prime Minister highlighted:

1. We have never fully understood the potential of our villages. Our villages can be great growth centres.
2. Banking sector is seeing changes. Mobile banking is coming up.
3. We are starting this from Madhya Pradesh & that too an area with many tribal communities.
4. We have decided to bring improvements in the appointments at the top levels of the banks. This improves efficiency.
5. Bad loans in the past few years is a problem but we can’t only cry about it. We are trying to solve this problem.

Importance and Significance of Hindutva

PM Narendra Modi has been giddily globetrotting to attract capital to our shores. As long as communal disturbances don’t become chronic, foreign investors will hardly be concerned—they are bothered only about profits.

Is the recent upsurge in religiosity and cultural nationalism a threat to the development agenda on the back of which the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supposedly rode to power? Is the ruling party’s Hindutva ideology distracting attention away from the economy? Is the ‘good’ BJP being held hostage by ‘bad’ fringe elements in the Sangh Parivar?

Nothing could be further from the truth. The ruling party has never made any secret that, for them, Hindutva and economic development go hand in hand. The prime minister has made no bones about his cultural nationalism, to the extent of asserting that India had extraordinarily skilled plastic surgeons in ancient times. His speeches on cow protection are legendary. But it’s not just that BJP leaders have spent decades imbibing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideology. There are other reasons why a religious and nationalist ideology could be a big help in the development of capitalism in India.

It is an enormous task to change a country of peasants and petty producers and traders into a modern capitalist one. True, many countries in East Asia have made the transition within a generation. But in none of them did the transformation take place under democracy. The task in India is made all the more difficult because it is a society riven by caste, linguistic, religious and cultural fissures.

The crucial ingredient for economic development is capital accumulation. England did it through the enclosure of common land and by exploiting its colonies. The erstwhile Soviet Union expropriated surpluses from the kulaks. Present-day China does it by financial and other types of repression. India has traditionally done it by promising the masses the moon and passing all kinds of pro-poor legislation, while taking little interest in their implementation and by providing sops, including cheap land and other resources, to the corporate sector. And in areas far removed from the cities, there has always been outright exploitation.

But, after decades of democracy and empowerment of the backward castes, the masses can no longer be taken for granted. Aspirations have gone up. Consider the ongoing agitations by the Jats and the Patels, two relatively well-off communities. And unlike in China, the government cannot use force to subdue them, although it is trying. Promising development is easy, but delivering growth with jobs is not. All the more so when government spending has to be kept in check, lest we attract the baleful gaze of the rating agencies. The Congress party tried to buy off the masses with sops, but that didn’t work simply because the rest of the economy went into a tailspin and inflation went through the roof. The contradiction between capital accumulation and social welfare burst out into the open.

Faced with this situation, what can the country’s ruling classes do? The masses are not enamoured of free markets. But nationalism is another matter and has been used to good effect. Consider the whipping up of nationalist passions and the invocation of Confucian values by the Chinese government in its awesome effort to label capitalism red in tooth and claw as communism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always been a great admirer of the Chinese model, rather than the Western free market one.

Religion too has often been pressed into service. The Republican Party in the US has made good use of the religious right. Vladimir Putin has an alliance with the Russian Orthodox Church. These ideologies deflect attention from economic matters and paper over class conflict. In the US, workers have been so confused by the strategy that they have been content to see their share of GDP fall over decades.

In India, the ideology of Hindutva serves that purpose. It tries to paper over the cracks between the many fissures in Indian society. It tries to meld Hindu society together by pointing to a glorious past, sullied by the advent of the ‘other’, especially the Muslim and Christian ‘other’. It denies class and caste conflict. If the ruling party cannot fulfil its promises of material benefits, at least its ideology delivers psychological gains. It gives a sense of belonging to people who are seeing their traditional world fall apart and who are losing age-old moorings in society. It taps into resentment against a snooty liberal cosmopolitan elite, who have so far enjoyed the fruits of development. And if it helps the ruling party in its bid to win a majority in both houses of Parliament and in the major states, then it can overcome some of the restraints imposed by India’s democracy. The so-called ‘fringe’ is an inseparable part of this strategy.

Not that the government is neglecting the economy. That would hardly go down well with the elite, eager to plug into global circuits of accumulation. The prime minister has been giddily globetrotting to attract capital to our shores. As long as communal disturbances don’t become chronic, foreign investors will hardly be concerned—they are bothered only about profits.

But the government is unlikely to get quick results. The world economy is not in a good shape. The export engine of growth has shut down. The domestic corporate sector is in the doldrums. The banks are in a mess. A recent Credit Suisse study showed the richest 1% in India own 53% of the nation’s wealth, while the bottom half make do with a mere 4.1%. What better way to distract attention from these realities and buy time than by going in for a spot of ideological grandstanding now. And if it helps consolidate the Hindu vote in Bihar, so much the better.

Of course, whether we must pretend, as Lord Keynes put it, “that fair is foul and foul is fair; for foul is useful and fair is not”, is another debate altogether.

PM Modi meets Subhash Baabu Family and ensure to declassified the files

Narendra Modi meet Nataji Subhash Baabu family on Wednesday and announced that secret files will be declassified by central government from 23rd January 2016. He clearly state that there is no more need to strangle history.



Narendra Modi ji has to visit Russia in upcoming December and he is going to urge with foreign government to declassified all the files related to Netaji so that every one could now about him.

This announcement is done when he has directly meet 35 members of Netaji family at his official residence in New Delhi and talked them for hours.
According to Modi ji tweets he want to declassified the files of netaji on his Birth anniversary i.e 23rd January.

There have been demands by Netaji's family and several others for declassification of secret files as they hope that it will help answer questions regarding his mysterious disappearance in 1945.
The Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal had recently declassified 64 files which were in its possession.

"I told Subhas Babu's family members - please consider me a part of your family. They shared their valuable suggestions with me," the Prime Minister said, while remarking that "it was a privilege to welcome" them to 7, Race Course Road, his official residence.

Some of the Modi ji Tweets which give information about discussion with Netaji family:

I told Subhas Babu's family members- please consider me a part of your family. They shared their valuable suggestions with me.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 14, 2015

There is no need to strangle history. Nations that forget their history lack the power to create it. pic.twitter.com/Nfz94f3tsq
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 14, 2015

Process of declassification of files relating to Netaji will begin on 23rd January 2016, Subhas Babu's birth anniversary.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 14, 2015

Will also request foreign Governments to declassify files on Netaji available with them. Shall begin this with Russia in December.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 14, 2015

It was a privilege to welcome family members of Subhas Babu to 7RCR. We had a remarkable & extensive interaction.
pic.twitter.com/Zxa5K3ZBdo
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 14, 2015

During the interaction where External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Home Minister Rajnath Singh were also present, the family members requested for declassification of the files available with the government of India.

They suggested that the government of India initiate the process to get the files on Netaji available with foreign governments to also be declassified, a PMO statement said.

Incident of Dadri is very unfortunate but opposition should not play politics of polarization

Narendra Modi Prime Minister of India, vision for country "Sabka-Sath-Sabka-Vikas" is taking very seriously so he don't want any distressing situation in the country. When he come to know about the Dadri Incident he is hurt by the news and said that the killing of 50 year old man in dadri and stopping the concert of Gazal Singer "Gulam Ali" is very sad. This type of things should not be repeated as this will going to fade the image of India on International ground.

He clearly state that this incident invited nationwide condemnation. He said Hindu and Muslims has to fight with poverty on the same ground why they are fighting with each other.

BJP has never supported this type of Incidents. It is the opposition that is giving fire to the incident to make there ground by polarizing people on the basis of religion.

However, there is no connection to the Centre and these issues are related to law and order and the concern of the state governments," the Prime Minister said in an interview to Anand Bazaar Patrika.

This is the first time that Prime Minister Modi has spoken not just about Dadri, but also about the events in Mumbai against Pakistan's Ghulam Ali and former Pakistan minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri.

“This type of debate has also emerged in the past. BJP has always protested against this type of pseudo-secularism. However, facing this kind of social evil today, these debate has cropped up again. With discussions this debate can be settled.”

Dadri's 50-Year-old Akhlak is dragged out by 200 people and beaten to death only after getting the news from the loudspeaker of cow slaughtering and eating it. Concerned over communal incidents in Dadri and other places, the Centre had last week asked all states to take strict action against those who attempt to weaken the secular fabric of the country by exploiting religious emotions.

BJP leaders like "Mahesh Sharma, Sanjeev Baliyan and Sangeet Som ji" have visit dadri and give condolence to the family but the oppposition has made it political agenda and tried to stop Bhai Sangeet Som to reach the venue. But none of the political agenda has able to stop him.

STOP FIGHTING ON BASIS OF RELIGION IF YOU HAVE TO FIGHT THAN FIGHT FOR POVERTY: Narendra Modi  

  

'Modi Express' bus started after Pm Modi Visit to UK has confirmed

A 'Modi Express' bus has been launched that will also visit community organizations in the UK with the first stop at 'Little India' at Ealing Road at Wembley and Trafalgar Square to celebrate Diwali in London.

After this launch i want to ask the Questions from so called secular media and politicians that have you ever seen such respect for an Indian Prime Minister any where in world. If not, so behave like Indians praise this glory every where don't be like politician grab the opportunity to show that now India has powerful leader with

him which is respected in every country with new style. This is big day for Indian history that our Prime Minister is getting so respect in the countries who has rule India 100 of years. This is the time we can show the world that we are not behind any Business leader, technological giant,scientist, doctor in any part of the world. We Indians are seen with bright eyes by the world and world has accepted our power after some marvelous efforts by our scientist in launching "Mars Orbit Mission" and other satellites.

According to a press release issued by the organizers, Lord Dolar Popat, who broke a coconut to inaugurate the bus journey, said, "This bus launch is yet another example of the UK and India bringing people together for a positive cause. As we look forward to Prime Minister Modi's visit in November, I'm so encouraged to see members from across our communities coming together and supporting one another."

Keith Vaz, MP, encouraged people to join him on the Modi Express bus from Leicester saying, "Even if you've left your oyster cards at home, be sure to bring your 'Modi cards' to join the Modi Express wherever you are."

Muhammed Butt, leader of Brent Council, the London borough where Wembley Stadium is situated, said, "I am looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister Modi to Brent. There is huge excitement amongst all communities." The civic leaders who attended and spoke at the event included Navin Shah, member of the London Assembly, Krupa Sheth, the youngest British Indian councillor in the UK, and Krupesh Hirani.

The bus launch is in tribute to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the UK later this year, during which he is set to attend the biggest community reception for any foreign elected leader on British soil.

Over 60,000 people will attend the reception, called #UKWelcomesModi, and tickets are due to be distributed by Wembley Stadium in coming weeks. People from over 250 cities and towns in the UK have applied for an invitation. They have applied from as far north as Dundee and as far south as Plymouth.

Nitin Palan, coordinator of the Modi Express bus said, "Our website will be going live next week. You will be able to book Modi Express bus tickets to attend the event from all over the country. "

There has been overwhelming response to the event that is already oversubscribed. With over 450 community organizations joining the UKWelcomesModi as welcome partners, a large proportion of the 1.5 million Indian diaspora will attend the event. With 10% under the age of 16, the youngest applicant for an invitation has been two months, whilst the eldest is over 100 years old.