The mortal remains of the victims of the recent fire incident in Kuwait were solemnly handed over to their families at Kochi Airport. The tragic event, which claimed multiple lives, left a deep impact on the families and communities involved. The bodies were repatriated to India, where grieving...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Kuwait, met with Abdullah Al Baroun and Abdul Lateef Al Nesef, the individuals behind the Arabic translations of India's epic tales, the Ramayana and Mahabharata. In a heartfelt gesture, PM Modi signed copies of these translated works and expressed his admiration for their cultural significance. The visit also included interactions with the vibrant Indian diaspora in Kuwait, strengthening India-Kuwait ties. Watch this video to delve into the cultural and diplomatic importance of this meeting and how India’s heritage is resonating globally.
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