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Page1final.Qxd (Page 3) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020 (PAGE 9) From page 1 Govt frames panel to look India, US to defend people from radical Islamic terrorism: Trump India is always admired On the issue of immigration, he said. will expand, our digital coopera- Modi, who reached the statue that was gifted to into lapses, fix responsibility around the earth as the place Trump said the US has made it In a tweet after the event tion will increase," he said. Ahmedabad about an hour before Gandhi by a Japanese monk way where millions of Hindus, clear that while his country will Trump said:"Our two national The Indo-US ties are no Trump did, welcomed Trump and back in 1933, a trustee of the and Buildings Department on the project by August this Muslims, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists, always welcome newcomers who constitutions both begin with the longer just another partnership but the US first lady at the airport, Sabarmati Ashram said. Jammu and Director Codes year after revision of Detailed Christians and Jews worship side share its values and love its peo- same three beautiful words: 'We have touched far greater heights, hugging the president and warm- While presenting the statue, Finance Department. Project Report. "IIT Roorkee by side in harmony as it has great ple, its borders will always be the people.' That means that in and the Trump's trip with his fam- ly shaking hands with Melania. Modi explained the message During the special audit, has been engaged for detailed tradition of embracing individual closed to terrorists, terrorism and America and India alike, we hon- ily shows this, Modi said. The first stop in the Trump behind the gesture of the three several irregularities were assessment of works already freedom, rule of law, dignity of to any form of extremism. our, respect, trust, empower, and "Welcome to world's biggest visit was the Sabarmati Ashram, monkeys in detail, which Trump noticed by the team of officers executed on the project and to every human being, Trump said. "That is why we have taken fight for the citizens we proudly democracy," the prime minister home to Mahatma Gandhi and the US First Lady listened in and Government was con- give expert advice on the com- "The first Lady and I have historic steps to improve screen- serve!" said. between 1917 and 1930 during rapt attention. veyed that work on the proj- pletion of left-over work", he travelled 8000 mile around the Modi said India's freedom struggle. A trustee of the Sabarmati ect was never executed strict- added. globe to deliver the message to all President Trump's The 22-km 'India road- Ashram, Kartikeya Sarabhai, said ly as per the plan reflected in The IIT Roorkee will point citizens across this nation -- visit is a new show' began as the cavalcade, the ashram also gifted America's the contract signed between out whether all the technical America loves India, America chapter in the rela- with the US president's gleam- first couple Gandhi's engraved Irrigation and Flood Control specifications were strictly respects India, and America will tions between ing black car that has earned Talisman, which he wrote in Department and M/s GVR adhered to by M/s GVR Infra always be a faithful and loyal India and the moniker 'The Beast', moved August 1947, guiding people in Infra Projects Limited and Projects Limited in the already friend to the Indian people," America. "A out of the airport towards the public life to make a decision this was one of the reasons executed components of the Trump said at the 'Namaste chapter that will while recalling the face of the Trump' event in the presence of become a new poorest of the poor. behind slow pace of work. project and how to go ahead for Modi, Melania, daughter Ivanka document of The message of the Talisman The audit team had also the completion of left over Prez recalls raised certain questions vis-a- and son-in-law Jared Kushner progress and pros- is: "Whenever you are in doubt, or works. Moreover, IIT Roorkee besides top officials of the US perity of the peo- when the self becomes too much, vis mobilization advance of Sholay, DDLJ will recommend measures administration. ple of America recall the face of the poorest and several crores of rupees given required to be taken in advance During his nearly 30 minutes and India," he Stadium here, the US presi- the weakest man/woman whom to M/s GVR Infra Projects to ensure that there is no ero- long speech, Trump also said, added. dent said people "take great you may have seen, and ask your- Limited and payments to the sion on the embankments of the "while our nations have many dif- There is so joy" in watching Bollywood self, if the step you contemplate is company in violation of clauses river following creation of arti- ferences, they are both defined and much that the two films and understanding going to be of any use to him/her. mentioned in the contract. ficial lake. propelled by a fundamental truth - countries share, Indian culture through them. "Will it lead to swaraj for the "The Department of "On the receipt of report - the truth that all of us are blessed Modi said. "This is the country that hungry and spiritually starving Irrigation and Flood Control from IIT Roorkee, the with divine light and every person He said the produces nearly 2,000 millions? Then your self will melt has answered all the queries Government will engage con- is endowed with a sacred soul" and two countries also movies a year from the hub away." raised by the audit team and sultant for revision of quoted Swami Vivekanand. share a spirit of of genius and creativity "We also gifted them a special there is no loss to the Earlier, thousands of people enterprise and known as Bollywood," he edition of Gandhi's autobiogra- Detailed Project Report and US President Donald Trump raised a query about spinning wheel with Prime Government exchequer due to greeted Trump and his family as innovation, shared told the gathering of about phy, 'The Story of My the whole exercise will be Minister Narendra Modi at Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad on Monday. termination of contract", said the presidential cavalcade criss- opportunities and 100,000 people packed into Experiments with Truth', as well completed by August when Melania Trump is also seen. (UNI) Commissioner Secretary to crossed the city roads leading first challenges and the stadium. as a pencil drawing of a rare pho- work is planned to be tograph of the Mahatma when he Government, PHE, Irrigation to Sabarmati Ashram and from shared hopes and "All over the planet peo- resumed on the project", the there to Motera stadium. ing and vetting applications for Later, Trump and Melania aspirations. was coming out of 10, Downing and Flood Control Department ple take great joy in scenes of Commissioner Secretary said. In his address, the US presi- entry and we are working to visted the Taj Mahal in Agra The biggest strength between Street (London)," Sarabhai said. Ajeet Kumar Sahu when con- bhangra, music and dance, tacted, adding "there were suffi- He disclosed that only 20% dent heaped praises on Modi, say- ensure that anyone who threatens before arriving in New Delhi. two people or nations is trust, The ashram was home to ing the Prime Minister is a "living the security of our citizens are "The Taj Mahal inspires all. A Modi said while quoting an old romance and drama, and Gandhi between 1917 and 1930 cient provisions to safeguard work on the project is pending and the same would be com- proof" of what an Indian can denied admission and will play a timeless testament to the rich and adage that "friendship is where classic Indian films like during India's freedom struggle. It the interests of the 'DDLJ' and 'Sholay'," Trump pleted as expeditiously as pos- achieve with hard work as Trump very very big price," he said. diverse beauty of indian culture! trust is unshakable". was from here that he launched Government". said, referring to two of the sible so that project of immense referred to his humble background On his part, Modi welcomed Thank you india," Trump wrote in In the last few years, trust the Dandi yatra, or Salt March, In response to a question, biggest hits in Bollywood importance is dedicated to the as a tea-seller. Trump to "world's largest democ- the message book. between the US and India has against the British rule. he disclosed that Government history. (PTI) people. On the Indo-US trade negotia- racy" and said a "new history" Describing India and the US strengthened further and has During their visit, Trump and has decided to resume work tions, Trump said both countries was being created. as "natural partners", Prime reached historic levels. his wife also took interest in are working on a "fantastic trade" Modi said ties between India Minister Narendra Modi today Modi said today 130 crore 'charkha' (spinning wheel), a DM to visit Udhampur on Mar 5 deal, and described Modi as a and the US are no longer just called President Donald Trump a Indians are jointly building a 'new Ashram and then to stadium. replica of which was also gifted to "tough negotiator". another partnership but have "special friend" of India and said India'. About 50 stages were set up on them by the Ashram. Referring to the threat of ter- touched far greater heights.
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