India PM praises Trump, invoices the Miga, “Make India big”, after a white house meeting
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the page from President Donald Trump’s book during a joint press conference on Thursday, saying that she wanted India to make a big or “mig” again.
Modi met with Trump at the White House, where world leaders talked about a number of questions, including trade, an economic relationship between India and the United States and military sales.
During the press conference, fashion said that Indian people focus on their heritage and ways to ensure that his nation developed by 2047.
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President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands during a press conference in the east room of the White House on Thursday. (Photo/Alex Brandon)
“The borrowing of the expression from America, our vision of developed India is to make India great or mig again,” he said through a translator. “When America and India work together, that is, when it’s Magi Plus Miga, it becomes a mega partnership for prosperity.
“And it is this mega spirit that gives new proportions and scope to our goals.”
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi points to President Donald Trump during a press conference in the eastern room of the White House on Thursday, February 13, 2025, in Washington. (Photo/Alex Brandon)
At the beginning of the press conference, Trump announced that the United States would provide India F-35 fighter jets and increase military sales in the country for billions of dollars.
Trump also said his administration approved the extradition of Tahawwur wounds and Canadian citizen Pakistani origin, one of the drawers of the deadly terrorist attack from 2008, which killed 160 people.
“I am glad to announce that my administration has approved the extradition of one of the cartoons and one of the very evil people of the world relating to the horrific 2008 Mumbaj terrorist attack To face justice in India, “Trump said.
In addition, Modi said India would accept illegal Indian immigrants in the United States that were deported home.
American military aircraft deporting illegal Indian immigrants in Amritsar, India, February 5, 2025. (Adnan Abidi)
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“Anyone who enters the other land illegally“Modi said,” they have no absolute right to be in that country.
“And as for India and now, we have always been the same opinion. And that is that any certified Indian who is in the US is illegal, we are fully prepared to bring them back to India.”
