to avail the new opportunities for growth being
generated by his government.
Lauding Indian community’s contribution in
Bahrain’s growth, Narendra Modi said: ‘there is
immense goodwill here for your honesty, loyalty,
workability and your contribution to the socio-
economic life of Indians. You have made a place
for yourself here with your hard work. We have
to strengthen this Goodwill.”
“Whenever I hear the praise of the Indian
people, the Indian businesspeople here, the
people who are settled here, my heart is
filled with happiness,” Narendra Modi said,
adding that the Bahrain leadership praised the
contributions of the Indian community during
their meetings on Saturday.
The prime minister said India was moving
forward with the active participation of crores of
Indians both inside and outside the country.
Narendra Modi said his government is sitting on
steering only and the accelerator is pressed by
the people of the country.
moon on September 7, Narendra Modi said
the entire world is discussing India’s space
missions today.
“The world is astonished that how are we able
to gain these results in such small budget,
using only our skills,” he said.
“Our relation with Bahrain has been of trade
and business, but more than that it has been
of humanity, values, and culture,” he said and
asked Indians to invite their Bahraini friends to
visit and explore India.
Narendra Modi also said that Bahrain and
India will spread out cooperation in new
field as well as space. He visited historic
Shrinathji’s temple to “pray for the prosperity
and peace of all.”
Indian nationals comprise about 350,000 in
Bahrain, meaning a third of Bahrain’s total
population of 1.2 million. They are chiefly from
Kerala in the Indian state.
“Every Indian now believes that their dreams
can be fulfilled, hopes and aspirations can be
fulfilled. On the strength of this belief, I am busy
in fulfilling new resolutions,” Narendra Modi said.
“Our goals are high. We have to double the
size of our economy to make USD 5 trillion in
the coming five years” he said. “Do you feel
a change in India? He asked, with the crowd
responding “yes.”
“Indian expats will soon be able to transact in
Bahrain with RuPay card,” announced Narendra
Modi.
“Today, we have signed a MoU, our aim is to
provide you the facility to send money to your
home in India through RuPay Card,’ he said.
Referring to Chandrayaan-2 landing on the
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