Around the world in 365 days
Modi has a penchant for creating quite a ruffle with his selfies. This selfie with the BJP symbol, right when the voting was on, was one of the first controversies that brought him to headlines. (Photo:AP)- The 'photo'-genic Prime Minister being 'mobbed' by ardent Indian expats in South Korea for a selfie (Photo:AP)
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum in Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province. (Photo:AP)
- The masterstroke of the Modi government was seen soon after, when the Prime Minister invited President Obama to be the first-ever US President to attend the Republic Day celebrations this year. In picture, 'Chai pe charcha' with the American
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation on the country's Independence Day from the ramparts of the historical Red Fort in New Delhi, India. (Photo:AP)
- Narendra Modi giving a speech during a reception by the Indian community in honor of his visit to the United States at Madison Square Garden, New York. (Photo:AP)
- Modi and German Chancellor holding iconic ant statues during the Industrial fair in Hanover, Germany. (Photo: AP)
- The Prime Minister visiting the industrial fair in Hanover, Germany, where he won praises for his "Make In India" pet project. (Photo:AP)
- Narendra Modi offering prayers at the Ganga talao, considered to be the most sacred Hindu place in Mauritius. (Photo:AP)
- Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Stephen Harper attend a prayer meeting at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver. (Photo:PIB)
- 'Naav pe charcha' : The Prime Minister with the French President Francoise Hollande and other dignitaries on a ferry ride in La Siene. (Photo: Instagram)
- At the Indian Memorial, Neuve Chapell, in France (Photo:AP)
- Narendra Modi, and Prime Minister Stephen Harper, being honoured by the Indian community in Canada, at the Gurdwara Khalsa Diwan on Ross Street in Vancouver. (Photo:PIB)
- The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hosted a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, or chanoyu, for Modi in Tokyo. It was a significant event as Tea ceremonies are reserved for special guests. (Photo:AP)
- And let it not be said that he is alien to the flute. The Prime Minister tried his hand with the Japanese flute in Tokyo. (Photo: AP)
- He raised eyebrows in Japan where with his drum feat. (Photo:PTI)
- He also showed his passion for music with a variety of instruments in Mongolia. (Photo: Twitter)
- But probably the moment no one missed was when he was gifted a pony in Mangolia leaving everyone wondering what happened of it. (Photo: PTI)
- Modi displayed his multifaceted side showcasing his skills in archery in Mongolia. (Photo:PTI)
- He also played the regional game by unveiling the ‘Act East Policy’ a the ASEAN summit. (Photo:PTI)
- The Prime Minister taken in by the beauty of the island nation, clicks a picture during the dedication of the India - Seychelles cooperation project titled 'Coastal Surveillance Radar System' in Mahe, Seychelles. (Photo:PTI)
- His pet project "Swachh Bharat" or "Clean India" has alos gone down in the collective memory of the Indian masses. Publicity stunt or genuine interest, it definitely invited a lot of debates. (Photo:AP)
- Modi understood the power of the media and a well-chosen image much before he became prime minister. (Photo:AP)
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Modi has a penchant for creating quite a ruffle with his selfies. This selfie with the BJP symbol, right when the voting was on, was one of the first controversies that brought him to headlines. (Photo:AP)
Around the world in 365 days
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