"I'll dance in my wheelchair". Ahlan Modi Event
Ahlan Modi Event: prime minister Modi, who is in Abu Dhabi, is going to address the diaspora indians at the "Ahlan Modi" event. More than 65,000 people registered for the event organized by the indian community in Abu Dhabi.
In this case, a woman who has come to watch this show in a wheelchair has expressed her views to the reporters. It is to be noted that the old woman had traveled from dubai to participate in this 'Ahlan Modi' (Hello Modi) event in Abu Dhabi.
Prime minister Narendra Modi received a rousing welcome on his arrival in Abu Dhabi today. The prime minister was received by the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The two leaders shook hands and hugged each other.
"Love for my country is my motivation because I love Bharat". "I've been here for 48 years and I've had a knee operation, but I don't care about it," said the elderly woman in a wheelchair enthused.
"For two days I was thinking about what to wear..look at my nails, my rings, my bindi, my scarf, everything, total Hindustani," said the woman happily. I will enjoy this show. I dance in my wheelchair and there's no problem with that," the lady said with a smile in an interview with the popular company.
The approximately 3.5 million indian expatriate community is the largest ethnic community in the UAE, said to comprise approximately 35 percent of the country's population.
In this case, a woman who has come to watch this show in a wheelchair has expressed her views to the reporters. It is to be noted that the old woman had traveled from dubai to participate in this 'Ahlan Modi' (Hello Modi) event in Abu Dhabi.
Prime minister Narendra Modi received a rousing welcome on his arrival in Abu Dhabi today. The prime minister was received by the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The two leaders shook hands and hugged each other.
"Love for my country is my motivation because I love Bharat". "I've been here for 48 years and I've had a knee operation, but I don't care about it," said the elderly woman in a wheelchair enthused.
"For two days I was thinking about what to wear..look at my nails, my rings, my bindi, my scarf, everything, total Hindustani," said the woman happily. I will enjoy this show. I dance in my wheelchair and there's no problem with that," the lady said with a smile in an interview with the popular company.
The approximately 3.5 million indian expatriate community is the largest ethnic community in the UAE, said to comprise approximately 35 percent of the country's population.