PM Narendra Modi meets Grammy award-winning Indian-American singer Falguni Shah
New York: Indian PM Narendra Modi met Falguni Shah, Indian American singer, composer and Grammy award winner, on Wednesday, in New York, USA.
Prime Minister lauded Shah for her song ‘Abundance in Millets’ which raises awareness regarding healthy and environment-friendly millets.
The Prime Minister also appreciated her for bringing the people of India and the USA together through her music.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in New York on Tuesday for a rare three-day state visit to the US, during which he is set to address the joint session of the US Congress and dine with President Biden.
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Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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