Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s highly anticipated event, ‘Modi&US,’ will take place at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New York, with an expected attendance of nearly 14,000 people. The event is set to celebrate the cultural ties between India and the United States, highlighting the rich traditions that Indians have carried around the globe. Organizers describe the occasion as a celebration of diversity, viewing it as a cornerstone of unity and a global ethos of well-being for all.
The event will feature a cultural program titled “Echoes of India: A Journey of Art and Tradition,” showcasing performances from 382 renowned artists, including Grammy-nominated Chandrika Tandon and Indian musical stars Aishwarya Majumdar and Rex DSouuza. Additionally, over 30 unique performances on an outer stage will represent India’s classical, folk, and modern art forms. The gathering will also feature surprise appearances from celebrities, adding excitement to the program.
With a robust representation of Indian Americans—numbering over 5.1 million in the U.S.—the community’s contributions to sectors like science, business, and philanthropy will be celebrated. Indian Americans have made significant impacts, from contributing to U.S. tax revenue and scientific research to boosting the country’s philanthropic efforts and culinary diversity.
