Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his deep honor in addressing the joint meeting of the US Congress on Thursday (June 22). He emphasized the growing friendship between India and the US and drew a parallel with artificial intelligence to illustrate the leap in relations and cooperation.

PM Modi began his speech by acknowledging the changes that have taken place since his last visit seven years ago. However, he noted that certain aspects, such as the commitment to strengthen the friendship between India and the United States, have remained unchanged.

He highlighted the significant advancements in the field of artificial intelligence in recent years. Additionally, he underscored the even more momentous developments in the partnership between America and India, referring to it as another form of "AI."

PM Modi commenced his address by remembering and paying tribute to Senator Harry Reid, Senator John McCain, Senator Orrin Hatch, Representative Elijah Cummings, Representative Alcee Hastings, and others whom he had met in 2016 but who have sadly passed away.

Reflecting upon his previous visit seven years ago, particularly in June when the musical "Hamilton" achieved sweeping success, PM Modi stated that he had proclaimed the end of historical hesitations. Now, as the world stands at a crossroads, he emphasized his purpose in addressing the joint meeting, emphasizing the shared calling of India and the US for the 21st century.

PM Modi highlighted the advancements in artificial intelligence while emphasizing the momentous developments in the relationship between India and the US, using the analogy of "AI" to convey the depth of cooperation between the two countries.

PM Modi praised the multicultural essence of America, highlighting that the nation's foundation was built upon the vision of equality and embracing people from all over the world. He acknowledged the rich Indian diaspora in the United States, noting that millions of individuals with Indian roots proudly contribute to various sectors, including the distinguished members present in the chamber.

PM Modi shared an anecdote about being informed that the "Samosa Caucus" has become popular in the House, expressing his hope that it continues to grow and represents the full diversity of Indian cuisine.

In recognizing the historical connection between India and the US, PM Modi emphasized how both nations have mutually inspired each other over the past two centuries. He paid tribute to the influential figures of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., who championed liberty, equality, and justice. Additionally, he expressed heartfelt respect for Congressman John Lewis and others who dedicated their lives to similar causes.

Overall, PM Modi highlighted the shared values and cultural exchanges between India and the US, honoring the contributions of great individuals from both nations who have shaped history.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the special significance of India's 75th year of independence, symbolizing the nation's remarkable journey after a millennium of foreign rule. He emphasized that the celebration represented not only democracy but also the unity, diversity, and spirit of social empowerment in India.

PM Modi showcased the diversity of India, mentioning its 2500 political parties, 20 governing parties across states, 22 official languages, and various dialects. Despite the diversity, he emphasized the unifying voice of the people.

Acknowledging the global interest in India, PM Modi expressed that the world wants to understand India's development, democracy, and diversity, as well as learn from its successes.

Highlighting India's economic growth, PM Modi mentioned that India has progressed to become the fifth-largest economy from its previous position as the tenth-largest. He emphasized that India's growth benefits the entire world.

Lastly, PM Modi underlined India's historical role as an inspiration for other countries seeking independence from colonial rule. The nation's freedom struggle resonated globally, inspiring nations to pursue their own sovereignty.