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PM Modi has arrived on a 2 -day Japan tour on Friday. Where people of Japanese origin welcomed Modi with traditional Indian dance ‘Bharatanatyam’.
‘Gayatri Mantra’ and Rajasthani Bhajan also recited. Along with this, Modi also met the diaspora living in Japan. People shouted Modi, Modi to welcome PM and congratulated Operation Sindoor.
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1. V love you Modi ji, congratulations for Operation Sindoor
People of Indian origin welcomed Modi by waving the tricolor flag at the hotel in Tokyo.
People told Modi- We love you Modi ji. Slogans like Jai Shri Ram and Bharat Mata Ki Jai. Also congratulated Modi for Operation Sindoor.
2. Modi’s slogan echoed in the hotel
Only one voice was echoing when Modi reached the hotel in Tokyo, Modi, Modi, Modi. The PM shook hands and greeted the people.
3. Sell Modi ji
A woman of Indian origin saluted Modi, on which Modi blessed the woman’s head.
4. Traditional Indian dance of Japanese women
Japanese women artists welcomed Modi with traditional Indian dance Bharatanatyam. At the same time, Modi saw the performance of the tablaists of Japan.
5. Welcome to the country
Japanese women welcomed Modi Count country Saying this.
On this, Modi asked, can you sing Hindi songs too, after which Japanese women have Rajasthani bhajan Wari javon re Recited it.
6. Modi encouraged by clapping
Hearing the hymn, Modi encouraged Japanese women by clapping. Modi asked him how many years have you been learning Hindi.
On this, the women told them that she has been learning Hindi songs and hymns in Gujarat and Rajasthan for almost 5 years.
7. Text of Gayatri Mantra
People of Japanese community welcomed Modi May everyone be happy And Gayatri Mantra Sing
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