PM Modi: When Indians unite in any corner of the world, the fragrance of India starts being felt in the soil there. A similar scene was seen when the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, reached the land of Trinidad and Tobago on 4 July 2025.
Resonance of Bhojpuri Chhataal and cultural connection
As soon as he reached Port of Spain, Prime Minister Modi was given a grand welcome with traditional Bhojpuri Chhataal. This scene was deeply connected not only culturally but also emotionally. PM Modi himself shared this moment on social media and wrote, “A cultural connect like no other! Very happy to have witnessed a Bhojpuri Chautaal performance in Port of Spain.
Contribution and pride of the people of Indian origin
PM Modi praised the Indian community settled there and said that people from India came to Trinidad and Tobago years ago and played an important role in the progress of the country over time. He wrote, “Over the years, they distinguished themselves in several fields and are enriching Trinidad & Tobago’s development journey. At the same time, they have retained a connection with India and are also passionate about Indian culture.”
In this meeting, PM Modi interacted with the citizens of Indian origin and said with pride that they have kept the culture and values of India alive even abroad. This connection is not limited to tradition, but it has become a strong bond of relationship of hearts.
Emotional address of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamala Persad Bissessar also welcomed PM Modi wholeheartedly. She described him as “the most respected and visionary leader in the world”. She said that PM Modi has not only strengthened the Indian economy but has also established India as a global power by empowering more than 1 billion citizens.
Kamala Persad Bissessar further said that “Through your visionary and futuristic initiatives, you have modernised the Indian economy, empowered over a billion citizens and above all, you have instilled pride into the hearts of all Indians all over the world.” Her respectful speech further deepened the relationship between the two countries.
New chapter of India Trinidad relations
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that this visit is historic for India. He said that Trinidad and Tobago have a population of about 13 lakhs, out of which 45% people are of Indian origin. Most of these people are from Bhojpuri areas of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, like Chapra, Ara, Ballia, Banaras, Ghazipur, Siwan, and Azamgarh.
This visit has not only strengthened political and economic relations but also taken cultural engagement to new heights. Now it will be interesting to see in which areas this cooperation will grow deeper in the coming years.
Disclaimer: This article is based on various media reports and social media sources related to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Trinidad and Tobago. The information given in it is for informational purposes only. Readers are requested to get information from the concerned sources for any official confirmation.
