Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Mauritius this morning. On reaching here, Prime Minister Modi was warmly welcomed by the Indian community. Meanwhile, the women of the Indian community honored them by giving them a traditional Bihari cultural performance called ‘Geet Gaawai’. Let us tell you that ‘Geet Ganvai’ is a traditional Bhojpuri music group, which is a symbol of the rich cultural heritage brought by women in Bhojpuri region of India. At the same time, PM Modi has also posted a post on social media platform X. While sharing the video, he posted it in Bhojpuri.
PM Modi posts in Bhojpuri
Posting in Bhojpuri on social media platform X, PM Modi wrote, “It was a memorable welcome to Mauritius. The most important thing was deep cultural engagement, which was seen in singing demonstrations. It is commendable that the great Bhojpuri language is still alive and prosperous in the culture of Mauritius. ” Along with this, he has also shared a video of his grand reception in Mauritius. In the video, he is being welcomed with the traditional Bihari culture ‘Geet Ga Vai’. Prime Minister Modi was also seen enjoying the traditional song.
Special importance of songs
Recognizing the cultural significance of ‘Geet Ganwai’, it was mentioned in the representative list of UNESCO’s abstract cultural heritage in December 2016. According to singers, ‘Geet singing’ has deep importance in life, especially in marriages where it begins with the call of gods. Prime Minister Modi reached Mauritius on Tuesday and garlanded him by Naveen Chandra Ramgulam, equivalent to his Mauritius at Sir Sivasagar Ramgulam International Airport.
Prime Minister Modi received a grand reception
On reaching Mauritius’s hotel, the Indian community welcomed him warmly. The people present in the hotel welcomed him with the slogan ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and waved the Indian tricolor flag. PM Modi said in a post on social media platform ‘X’, “I have reached Mauritius. I am grateful to my friend Prime Minister Dr. Naveen Chandra Ramgulam, who gave me a special welcome at the airport. The journey is a great opportunity to meet a valuable friend and find new avenues of cooperation in various fields. ”
