Key Points

The Indian diaspora has lauded PM Modi’s 11-year leadership, calling India’s transformation historic. Sammy Kotwani emphasized renewed civilizational confidence beyond economic growth. Modi urged documenting diaspora success stories as part of India’s heritage. The Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas celebration highlighted global Indian contributions.

Key Points: Indian Diaspora Hails Modi's Historic 11-Year Transformation

  • Diaspora praises India’s global stature under Modi
  • Modi highlights diaspora’s role in cultural heritage
  • 11-year governance termed historic for national pride
  • Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas underscores diaspora achievements
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11 years under PM Modi's government 'nothing short of historic': Indian diaspora

Prominent diaspora members celebrate India’s global rise under PM Modi, calling it a historic transformation for national pride and civilizational confidence.

"For the Indian diaspora, this isn't just about economics; it's about reclaiming our civilisational confidence. – Sammy Kotwani, Indian Business Alliance"

New Delhi, June 10

Prominent members of the Indian diaspora on Tuesday hailed the overall development during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government in the last 11 years, saying the country’s transformation has been “nothing short of historic” for the Indian diaspora.

Sammy Kotwani, President of the Indian Business Alliance in Russia, told IANS that from being seen as a developing nation to now standing shoulder to shoulder with global powers, India's transformation under Prime Minister Modi has been nothing short of historic.

“For the Indian diaspora, this isn't just about economics; it's about reclaiming our civilisational confidence,” he stressed.

On the completion of 11 years of the BJP-led NDA government, another member of the Indian diaspora said that “we, who have been living here for 50 years, and our elders, who have been here for 150–200 years, feel immense pride today”.

“PM Modi has greatly enhanced our respect as Indians, and we are very proud of this achievement,” said another prominent member of the diaspora.

In January this year, PM Modi called for documenting the history of the Indian diaspora.

“The history of the Indian diaspora across the globe, their journeys to various countries, and their remarkable stories of success form a unique part of India’s heritage,” said the Prime Minister while addressing Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas (PBD)-2025 celebration in Bhubaneswar.

“There are many interesting and inspiring stories which deserve to be told, shown, and documented. They represent our shared legacies and cultural heritage,” the Prime Minister added.

PM Modi also praised Indian diaspora, saying they add social values to other countries’ societies.

“India is not just the mother of democracy. Democracy is woven into the fabric of our lives and is a way of life for us. Diversity is not something we are taught—it is something that naturally defines how we live,” he said.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
As someone who returned from the US last year, I can vouch for this! The way India's global image has changed is remarkable. Earlier, people would ask me about poverty and snakes - now they ask about our tech startups and space program. 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
While there's been progress, we mustn't ignore domestic issues like unemployment and inflation. The diaspora perspective is important, but ground realities matter more for crores of Indians struggling daily. Development should be inclusive for all, not just showcase projects.
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Arjun S.
The G20 summit was a game-changer! For the first time, my foreign colleagues started seeing India as equals rather than just an outsourcing destination. Modi ji's foreign policy has truly put India on the world map. 👏
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Neha T.
Documenting diaspora history is such a brilliant initiative! My nana used to tell stories about Indians in East Africa - these narratives deserve preservation. This government truly understands the emotional connect with Bharatvasis abroad.
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Vikram J.
The infrastructure development is visible to all - highways, airports, metro networks. But I wish similar focus was given to education and healthcare reforms. That's where real transformation happens for common aam aadmi.
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Sunita P.
My son in Canada says Indians there now walk with their heads held high. From yoga to UPI, our soft power has grown tremendously. But let's not forget - this confidence comes from thousands of years of civilization, not just recent developments.

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