‘WORLD WANTS TO KNOW WHAT INDIA THINKS’

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the world today wants to know what India is thinking. Concluding his threenation visit, PM Modi arrived at Delhi’s Palam airport where he was garlanded by BJP National President JP Nadda and other party members on his arrival and addressed his admirers who had gathered to welcome him.

PM lauded the “atmosphere of democracy” at the Indian diaspora event in Sydney, noting that not only Australian PM and the ruling party leaders joined in, but also a former PM and Opposition members.

His comments come indirectly in backdrop of 20 Oppn parties boycotting the inauguration of new Parl. Modi said, ‘I had the opportunity to release Tok Pisin translation of the book ‘Thirukkural’ in Papua New Guinea. It is oldest language in world.”