Indian prime minister narendra Modi, who has been on a foreign trip for the past one week, landed at Bengaluru airport directly from greece at around 6:15 this morning to meet the isro scientists. indian prime minister narendra Modi, who participated in the BRICS conference in south africa and then went on a government visit to greece, arrived in Bangalore directly this morning. Officials gave him a rousing welcome at the Bengaluru airport, while narendra Modi, who was on his way to ISTRAC in Bengaluru by road, happily addressed hundreds of people who had gathered to meet him at the airport. Modi, who started his speech by chanting "Jai Vigyan, jai Anusandan..." saw them and the people gathered there and Modi's supporters chanted the same slogans. After that, prime minister Modi spoke to the crowd and said that our scientists have given a great gift to our country, and the same scenes are being chanted by the people in Bengaluru. He was proud to say that he found it in the country too.


He said that I couldn't control myself and when I first came to india I thought I should come to Bangalore. He said that he is waiting to meet the scientists in person and bow before them, adding that Bengaluru chief minister and governor will be with him on this occasion. He said that this interest shown by the people of Bengaluru makes him more happy and he is eager to see the scientists. He said that he wanted to go straight to Bangalore when he first came to india, as he was not in india at the time when india reached a great milestone.


Local people and Modi's supporters gathered in front of Bengaluru airport with national flags after learning about the Prime Minister's visit. prime minister Modi, who is currently leaving the airport, will directly go to ISTRAC in Bangalore to meet the scientists there. It is noteworthy that he is going to interact with the scientists and officials there for about an hour. It is also noted that after the end of that conversation, he will return to Bengaluru airport and depart for delhi from there.

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