Rome: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that he had a “big interaction” with Indian Diaspora members in Italy, including those who learned about India and those who had developed close bonds with their home countries for years.
On the second day his visit to Italy for the G20 Summit, Modi Prime Minister took it to Twitter to share “Glimpres” from public interaction in Rome.
“In Rome last night, I have a great interaction with Indian Diaspora members in Italy, those who are learning about India and those who have developed close bonds with our nations for years.
Nice to hear their views on various topics,” he said in a tweet.
Swamini Hamsananda Giri, Sanatan President Dharma Sangha, called his meeting with the Prime Minister Modi as “moving”.
“That (a meeting with the Prime Minister Modi) moves, of course, because to become Hindus in Italy is not so easy but to meet with the Prime Minister, it is a great honor for us.
Hinduism in Italy is in a minority,” he said.
Indian culture is a property for humanity because it is an ancient age culture because now for all humans and this is a non-violent culture (ahimsa), harmony and respecting the nature and environment from the beginning of this culture, he said, adding that it is a culture for human welfare .
“As Sarvjan Hitaye, every human being, every creature in the world must live in harmony and in peace and we say Shanti, Shanti, Shanti.” For each of us he asks something very strange than us and asks what I like if we like Go to India where and what we liked from India and I said Tamil Nadu and he spoke to me in Tamil, “Giri added.
PM Modi said it had a ‘big interaction’ with Indian Diaspora members in Italy
