With Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to land in Brazil for the next BRICS Summit, the Indian community in the South American country is busy adding the final touches to a special cultural tribute. The show is dedicated to Operation Sindoor, the Indian Military, and PM Modi as well.
In what will be a poignant exhibition of national pride and artistic talent, Indian expatriates in Brazil will perform a semi-classical dance inspired by Operation Sindoor—an operation symbolizing courage, dedication, and patriotism.
Rekha, one of the artistes participating in the effort, told IANS about the coming tribute:
"We have choreographed a semi-classical dance for PM Modi. It's based on Operation Sindoor and includes a heartfelt tribute to our valiant soldiers."
Another artist, Sneha, spoke about her artistic contribution to the show:
"I will be integrating a painting of Operation Sindoor in our performance. As woman artists, we also wish to dedicate this to PM Modi, as well as Vyomika Singh and Sofia Qureshi, who embody strength and inspiration."
The build-up to the visit of the Prime Minister is not just among the Indian community. Locals from Brazil are also eagerly anticipating his visit with utmost excitement.
"I am excited that PM Modi is coming. It's absolutely an honour for Brazil," said one of them.
Another commented,
"This is a dream come true. We're so fortunate to have this opportunity to get to meet him — there are no words to say how proud we are."
The Prime Minister will visit the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro on July 6 and 7. After the summit, he will embark on a historic visit to Brasilia—the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the Brazilian capital in close to six decades. During the visit, PM Modi will likely meet with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and engage with other world leaders informally.
Brazil forms the fourth stop on PM Modi’s five-nation diplomatic tour. Just before arriving, he was in Trinidad & Tobago, where he addressed the Joint Assembly of Parliament and reinforced India’s “Global South first” approach.
Earlier during the tour, the Prime Minister had visited Ghana. There, he held deep discussions with President John Dramani Mahama and was conferred the nation's highest civilian honor—The Officer of the Order of the Star of Ghana. A number of significant bilateral agreements were also signed in order to enhance mutual cooperation.
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