Bhojpuri Beats In The Caribbean: PM Modi’s Unforgettable Welcome In Trinidad, Video Goes Viral | WATCH | India News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a colorful reception, including the interpretation of Bhojpuri Chautaal when he arrived in Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
At the invitation of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bisessar, PM Modi, who made a two-day state visit to Trinidad and Tobago (3-4 July 2025), published a video of cultural performance in his official X account: “Bhojpuri Chautaal, Trinadad & Tobago!” The representation of Bhojpuri Chautaal, a genre of North Indian folk song, is an indication of the powerful cultural connection that is fed by the Indian Diaspora in the Caribbean, mostly grandchildren of unfair workers.
Bhojpuri Chautaal echoes in Trinidad & Tobago! pic.twitter.com/k2obhpg7ch– narendramodi_in (@narendramodi_in) July 3, 2025
When Piarco came to the International Airport, Prime Minister Modi received a ceremonial guards and was greeted by a perfect delegation headed by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, who made a special gesture wearing Indian clothes. It was followed by 38 ministers and four parliamentary members, a gesture representative of the sincere relationship between the two countries.
In his interactions, PM Modi had a audience with representatives of the Indian community, and he admired the invaluable contributions of Trinidad and Tobago to the development of Trinidad and Tobago while determining his strong devotion to Indian culture and heritage. “Many individuals from India emigrated to Trinidad & Tobago a few years ago. Over the years they have become perfected and developed the development of Trinidad & Tobago. In all times, there was a sense of continuity with India and also tend to Indian culture,” PM Modi, X was shared in X, “” ”
He also met the winners of Trinidad and Tobago’s “Bharat Ko Janiye (India) Exam”: Shankar Ramjattan, Nicholas Maraj and Vince Mahato. PM Modi praised the exam to encourage international participation and strengthen the diaspora’s connection with India.
The visit is part of a wider five -national tour for PM modi. Discussions are expected to focus on strengthening binary ties in various sectors, including trade, energy, technology and cultural change. Prime Minister Modi is also planned to address a common session of Trinidad and Tobago Parliament and underlined powerful historical ties between the two countries.
