US President Donald Trump recently made a positive comment on Indo-US relations, saying that he would always be a friend of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India is a special partner for America. Apart from this, he also said that I do not like what he is doing at this time. His gesture was towards improving India’s current relations with China and buying oil from Russia.

Reacting to US President Donald Trump’s statement, PM Modi wrote on the social media platform X (Twitter) that he appreciates Trump’s feelings and positive evaluation of Indo-US relations. He described the partnership between the two countries as a comprehensive and visionary strategic partnership.

What did experts say on Trump’s statement?

Wiles at West Asia’s strategist Vile topped says that America cannot ignore India. According to him, there are many major reasons behind this. He said that Trump and Modi have good relationships on a personal level. There is a large population of Indians in America, which is important for American economy and trade. Apart from this, when the US President makes positive comments on India, it is not only a message for the Government of India but also for the overseas Indians. The topper believes that Trump businessmen also take decisions with thinking, so it is necessary that Indian companies get a way to export without tariffs and troubles in America.

Need to be careful with Trump: Expert

Wile topic warned that even though the statement is positive, there is a need to be cautious. Trump has issued executive orders on tariffs and imports related to India. These orders cannot be easily withdrawn, unless there are strong evidence or reasons behind it, so Indian companies and the government have to ensure that talks with the US on business issues are balanced and positive.

What did US President Donald Trump say?

US President Donald Trump while answering ANI’s question said that I will always be a friend of Modi. He is a great Prime Minister. However, Trump further said that I do not like what he is doing at this time. His reference was about the purchase of oil and weapons from Russia. He further said about the tariff controversy that there is a special relationship between India and America. There is nothing to worry about in this. Sometimes such moments come.

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Brics Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Brazil The journey started with the confluence of pride, culture and emotions. As soon as they Rio D Janeiro Arrived, Indians Migrants He gave him a grand welcome with traditional dance, folk songs and devotional music. especially operation Sindoor theme The presentation based on made the atmosphere emotional.

At the venue, when the voice of this country will not disappear, the feelings of the Indian migrant community were painted in the color of patriotism. This reception was not just a cultural event, but a global expression of Indian identity and pride.

#Watch Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | People of the Indian Diaspora Perform a Special Cultural Dance Based on the Theme of Operation Sindoor as they Welcome PM Modi

(Source: ani/dd news) pic.twitter.com/5FBCTBEUCB

– ANI (@ani) July 6, 2025

Brazil Travel purpose

Prime Minister Modi from 6 to 9 July Brazil Where they are on a tour of the 17th Bricks Will attend the summit. This conference is not only a formal platform, but the foundation of global balance, economic development and multilateral dialogue. Brics The conference mainly at peace and global security, AiEconomic and financial stability including climate change and green energy, global health cooperation, global health cooperation Will be discussed Prime Minister others on these issues Bricks Will discuss with leaders.

India-Brazil New height of relationships

Bricks Apart from the conference, Prime Minister Modi Brasilia Will also visit where they Brazil President Lula Dr Silva Will meet This gift is only one Diplomatic There will be no formality, but it Many Strategic The expansion of partnership in the areas will be discussed. Apart from this, trade and investment cooperation, defense and space sector In There will be talk on issues like partnership, energy and agricultural technology. This bilateral dialogue India,Brazil Relationships one New Has the ability to give direction.

Bricks As well as travel to five countries

This of Prime Minister Modi Brazil Travel Ghana Started with one Big Is part of the foreign trip. In this journey they Ghana, Trinidad And Tobago, Argentina, Brazil And Namibia Are visiting Argentina In the President Xavier Miley Bilaterally met. Brazil After they Namibia Will go and also address the parliament there.it The tour is an important step towards strengthening India’s global diplomatic presence.

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PM Modi Trinidad Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave on a historic visit to Trinidad and Tobago on 3 and 4 July 2025. This will be the first bilateral visit of any Indian Prime Minister after 1999 and PM Modi himself will have the first official presence in this country. This journey is not just diplomatic formality. It is an honor for the heritage of 225 Indians, who landed on this Caribbean land on 30 May 1845 from the ‘Fateh-al-Rajak’ ship for the first time. He was a laborer, who was called Girmitia and today his descendants will receive the Prime Minister on the same earth.

Nina Malhotra, Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, said that during this visit, PM will meet Modi Modi and Tobago President Christine Carla Kangalu. After this, he will hold bilateral talks with Kamala Persad-Bisacer and will address the joint session of Parliament and communicate with the most important Indian community. This tour is also notable because both the top leaders are President and Prime Minister Bharatvanshi women, who are proud to call themselves the daughters of India.

Girmitia History: Travel from 1845 to 2025
When the ‘Fateh-al-Razak’ ship reached the banks of Trinidad, most of the 225 Indian laborers in it came from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. Their main objective was to work in sugarcane gardens in the British colony. Cheap laborers were sent from India to Caribbean, Mauritius, Fiji etc. from India. These laborers were taken on a contract called Agreement. The ships used to travel under extremely difficult and inhuman conditions. Today the same Girmitia descendants are about 45% of the population of Trinidad and Tobago – playing an important role in politics, economy and society.

Cultural reunion and global diplomacy
Through this visit of PM Modi, India is not only strengthening political relations, but it is also re -discovering and recognizing cultural roots. This visit of PM will give many benefits like, diaspora diplomacy will be strengthened. Relations with Caricom countries (Caribbean community) will depth. There will be new opportunities for development projects and business cooperation. There will be agreements in education, culture, health and digital connectivity. Apart from this, this tour will also give new energy to deep relations with the overseas Indians of India.

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Kerala man return from bahrain: The story of 74-year-old Gopalan Chandran is not only about the struggle of one person, but also of thousands of Indian migrants who leave home in search of a better future, but never return. Gopalan Chandran, a resident of Povdikonam village of Trivandrum in Kerala, reached the Muslim -dominated country Bahrain on 16 August 1983. His aim was to grooming the future of his family by getting a good job, but in a short time his life changed completely.

The person who brought Gopalan Chandran to Bahrain died suddenly and during that time his passport was also lost. Living in an unknown country without documents was nothing short of punishment. Gopalan could neither return to India nor do any formal job.

Thank you @IndIndiplomacy @Drsjaishankar @Kirtivardhan_s @meaindia1
After 42 years, Indian expat gopalan Chandran Reunits with his family in Kerala!
Thanks to the tireless efforts of he shri.vinod k jacob & officials @Indiainbahrain & Bahrain Authorities, and @Pravasilegalcel pic.twitter.com/27Fyv2imtn

– Sudheer Thirunilath (@sthirunilath) April 22, 2025

PLC gave freedom to Gopalan
The story of Gopalan, who lived life like an anonymous man for many years, was heard by a non-governmental organization called Pravasi Legal Sale (PLC). This organization consists of retired judges, lawyers and journalists, who work for legal assistance of Indians trapped abroad. In Bahrain, PLC President Sudhir Thirunilath along with his team contacted the Indian Embassy and the immigration department of Bahrain and cleared all the legal hurdles and cleared the way for Gopalan. This process was not easy. A person who had neither identity, no legal document, visa, travel permission and other formalities was quite difficult for him.

Gopalan returned without goods, only memories
Gopalan has left for his village from Bahrain. However, he had no goods at the time of leaving. He had only memories, tears and the dream he lived for 40 years. He will now meet his 95 -year -old mother, who never left his son’s return to return. The PLC wrote in its Facebook post, “This is not just the story of a man returning home. It is the story of the time when humanity, justice and mercy come together. It is a symbol of hope for those countless migrants who have no hearing.”