Prime Minister Modi is currently on a visit to Mauritius. He was given a grand welcome at Mauritius. Mauritius Prime Minister Naveen Chandra Ramgulam personally welcomed the Prime Minister by showering flowers at the airport. When the Prime Minister reached there, 34 ministers were present at the airport to welcome him. This moment reflects excellent and strong relations between India and Mauritius. The Prime Minister will participate as the chief guest at the 57th National Day celebrations of Mauritius on 12 March. This country is also called Mini India because most of the population here is Hindu.
Which religion has the highest population?
Mauritius is very famous among people living in India. Famous celebrities and others also like this island. People of Indian origin live in large numbers here. The country has 48 percent Hindu population, followed by 33 percent Christians and about 19 percent Muslims. But the country has the highest population in this country. The capital of this country is Port Lewis. It is spread over two thousand 40 square kilometers. The population here is 1.3 million.
Most of the people here are of Indian origin.
The culture and tradition of this country is mixed with India, hence it is also called Small India. It is located in the Indian Ocean on the banks of the continental country East Africa. Mauritius is the country that invests the most in India. According to reports, Mauritius has invested $ 161 billion in India in the last two decades. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, 70 percent of the total 1.3 million population living in Mauritius are of Indian origin. Currently around 2300 Indian students are studying there and many Indians are also working there.
Mauritius supports India
Mauritius supports India in many ways, it helps in the security and development of our country. Mauritius also supports India’s policies on terrorism. There have also been several agreements between the two countries on maritime security and space. This time PM Modi has arrived as the chief guest at the National Day celebrations of Mauritius, before President Draupadi Murmu attended the National Day celebrations.
