After undertaking a five-day state and summit-level visit to the United States, Prime Minister Image may be NSFW.
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Narendra Modi returned to New Delhi on Wednesday night.
Modi left Washington on Tuesday at the end of his visit and returned home on a Special Air India plane after a brief transit halt in Frankfurt.
Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan and a few of his ministerial colleagues were present at the Palam Technical area to receive Modi in a departure from normal practice where ministers no longer line up to see off or receive the Prime Minister during his foreign trips.
During the five-day hectic visit, Modi projected India as an attractive investment destination, tried to reset ties with America, addressed the UN General Assembly and enthralled the Indian diaspora.
At the end of his first visit to the US as Prime Minister, Modi “thanked” America for what he said was a highly “successful and satisfactory trip” to the country.
On Tuesday, Modi and President Barack Obama held a summit meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, at the end of which the two leaders promised to take the India-US relationship to new heights.
He also met representatives of a powerful Jewish delegation and addressed an over 20,000-strong crowd of Americans and Indian Americans at the Madison Square Garden.
He also met and interacted with 17 leading CEOs of American companies. The Prime Minister is believed to have pitched the India story in his interactions with the top executives, including Indian-origin PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi, Google chairman Eric Schmidt and Citigroup chief Michael Corbat.
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