PM Modi in Kenya |
Describing terrorism as one of the two major challenges facing the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on July 10 that all forces believing in humanity must come together to defeat this “anti-humanity” menace.Addressing the Indian diaspora in Nairobi during his hour-long address and amid repeated chants of ‘Modi, Modi’, he spoke on a number of issues, including the initiatives taken by his two-year old government for transforming the lives of common people in India and fulfill their “dreams”. Significantly, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta accompanied Modi to the Kasarani Stadium where he addressed the gathering of estimated 20,000 Indians and people of Indian origin, soon after his arrival from Tanzania. Modi identified terrorism and global warming as the two problems.The sooner they come together, the sooner terrorism can be ended. Two, Modi said India can show the way when it comes to mitigating the problem of climate change.
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