Prime Minister Narendra Modi obtained heat birthday needs from world leaders on his seventy fifth birthday on Wednesday, with greetings pouring in from Russia and america.
Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov took to the social media platform X to increase his needs, praising the Prime Minister’s position in taking the decades-old friendship between New Delhi and Moscow to new heights. Posting in Hindi, Alipov wrote, “Heartfelt birthday greetings and finest needs to the Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri @narendramodiji! We’re grateful for his invaluable contribution in taking the decades-old friendship between Russia and India to new heights. Might he proceed to achieve each endeavour for the welfare of the nation and the world.”
Comparable needs additionally got here from Washington. US President Donald Trump personally known as Prime Minister Modi to convey his needs, describing him as a frontrunner doing a “large job.” Trump additionally expressed gratitude for Modi’s help in efforts to resolve the continuing Russia-Ukraine battle. “Simply had an exquisite cellphone name with my pal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi. I wanted him a really Completely satisfied Birthday! He’s doing an incredible job. Narendra: Thanks in your help on ending the Struggle between Russia and Ukraine! President DJT,”Trump wrote on Reality Social.
Responding to the decision, Prime Minister Modi thanked Trump for his heat needs and reiterated India’s dedication to advancing the Complete and World Strategic Partnership between the 2 nations. Referring to Trump as “my pal,” Modi additionally underlined India’s help for initiatives aimed toward reaching a peaceable settlement to the Russia-Ukraine battle.
“Thanks, my pal, President Trump, in your cellphone name and heat greetings on my seventy fifth birthday. Such as you, I’m additionally absolutely dedicated to taking the India-US Complete and World Partnership to new heights. We help your initiatives in direction of a peaceable decision of the Ukraine battle,” PM Modi posted on X.

