#Gravitas | The New York Times (@nytimes) is looking for a correspondent in India. The person must be anti-establishment, anti-PM @narendramodi, must paint India in a bad light in every story. The job description reads like an op-ed, names PM Modi. @palkisu calls out NYT.
Here is how @POTUS was welcomed in Ahmedabad.
During our first meeting at the White House, @realDonaldTrump told me that India has a friend in the White House. He was absolutely correct!
Together, we will keep working towards deepening bilateral ties between India & USA.
Again Trump hits out at Radical Islamic terror. Loudest cheer in the stadium as US President Donald Trump asks Pakistan to act against terrorism. #NamasteyTrump#TrumpInIndia#IndiaWelcomesTrump
I express my profound gratitude to an exceptional leader, a man who works night and day for his country and a man I am proud to call my true friend, PM Modi.
America loves & respects India and will always be faithful and loyal friends to Indian people: President @RealDonaldTrump
Monday morning laughs:
"Justin Sun is actively involved in Bitcoin"
"Cryptocurrency has no value"
"Justin gave you some bitcoin..." - "HA I don't own any cryptocurrency and I never will"
"Bitcoin has been used to move money illegally"
https://t.co/heC7MvuwT1
Mr Donald Trump is talking about Islamic Terrorism today but India is Victim of Islamic terrorism from 1000s of Years Babur, Aurangzeb,Muhhamad bin Qasim,Muhammad Ghori, Mahmud Ghazni to Afzal,Kasab, Yaqub Memon, Dawood & Many More
How is it that so-called peaceful and spontaneous protestors have a large supply of stones to throw at the police? Clearly they are being trained, armed and paid for their actions.
प्रथम महिला और मैं इस देश के हर नागरिक को एक सन्देश देने के लिए दुनिया का 8000 मील का चक्कर लगा कर यहां आये हैं l अमेरिका भारत को प्रेम करता है - अमेरिका भारत का सम्मान करता है - और
अमरीका के लोग हमेशा भारत के लोगों के सच्चे और निष्ठावान दोस्त रहेंगे l https://t.co/1yOmQOEnXE
Red Fort in Delhi was originally built by Raja Anangpal Tomar in 1060 AD. Red Fort in India’s capital, Delhi was the residence of Mughal emperors for nearly 200 years, until 1857 when British took control over it after Sepoy Mutiny.