Prime Minister Modi's visit to Kuwait: Arabic translation of Ramayana-Mahabharata and 'Hala Modi' create panic in Pakistani circles

Kuwait City: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Kuwait on 21 December 2024 on a historic two-day visit to Kuwait, the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 43 years. During this, he met the Indian community, addressed the 'Hala Modi' program, along with this he signed the Arabic translated versions of Ramayana and Mahabharata. These activities became a topic of discussion in Pakistan, especially among political commentator Qamar Cheema.

On his YouTube channel, Qamar Cheema said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kuwait is special because during this time he has got Ramayana and Mahabharata translated and given to the people of Kuwait. It is important that these books have been translated into Arabic. Now India is telling the world about the Hindu lifestyle and system, apart from this India is telling the world on which path it is working.

India is now building temples everywhere in the world

He also mentioned that India is now building temples at various places in the world and spreading its cultural values ​​and traditions, thereby increasing India's global presence and influence. He said, “Through the workers Narendra Modi has met, he wants to give a message that he does not come from any big community but from the general community only.

He wants to show how much he cares about the middle class. One thing we have to accept about him is that he connects with the common man. He wants to tell the world that he is not from the elite class who can reach the palace by plane. They show how important India is for the world.”

Prime Minister Modi meeting Indian workers in Kuwait sends a message across the world that he is connected to the common people and cares about their well-being. Overall, Prime Minister Modi's visit to Kuwait has strengthened India's cultural diplomacy and further strengthened its presence on the global stage.

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