NaMo tea stall crage reached American shore as many NRIs joined hands to set up a NaMo tea stall prominently reported by the press .
Many professionals working in various IT majors like Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, eBay and Oracle had taken time to start the first NaMo tea stall set up in Silicon Valley US, as part of extending their support to BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi for the Lok Sabha polls.
The Indian-American professionals met at an Indian tea-stall in Ortega Park in Sunnyvale as part of the volunteer group “I Care for India”, as detailed in a press statement that said,“The meet-up was set up at a traditional village-side tea-stall where people attended discussion on the role of technology in solving governance issues in India”, .
It further said that the participants came from an engineering background, proposed suggestions such as making use of latest technology to cut power transmission losses in India, fully computerising the process of government tenders and providing technological aid to Indian farmers. The organisers plan to compile all the suggestions discussed and send them to a team formed by BJP in India, the statement added.
The growing national and foreign conviction on the possibilities that Narendra Modi may become the next Indian PM., has led the US to ask its ambassador Nancy Powell to start mending its relations with the Gujarat chief minister and BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, and without making much fuse, Powell has urgently scheduled his meet with him in Ahmedabad.
The crucial meeting will take place at Modi's residence in the ministerial enclave in the state capital Gandhinagar. In her maiden meeting with the BJP leader, Powell will discuss issues and measures that can strengthen bilateral relations between India and the US. The two will also hold talks on strengthening business and economic relations.
INDIA HONEST agrees that the number of NRI voters are negligible to be important for the voting in the next election for BJP, but the rising acceptance of Modi in influential international arena, specifically highly important IT hub in US will be an important factor with slowing down Indian IT industry and much needed US economic and technological partnership in the next decade of economic revival. Simultaneously Modi has accepted the offer of US ambassador Nancy Powell, without any past hookup on visa refusal,in the greater national interest to strengthen business and economic relations with US.
The growing national and foreign conviction on the possibilities that Narendra Modi may become the next Indian PM., has led the US to ask its ambassador Nancy Powell to start mending its relations with the Gujarat chief minister and BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, and without making much fuse, Powell has urgently scheduled his meet with him in Ahmedabad.
The crucial meeting will take place at Modi's residence in the ministerial enclave in the state capital Gandhinagar. In her maiden meeting with the BJP leader, Powell will discuss issues and measures that can strengthen bilateral relations between India and the US. The two will also hold talks on strengthening business and economic relations.