Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting his support for women. Her comments came after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shared a video with PM Modi on social media, captioned ‘Melodi’, signifying their close camaraderie. Ranaut believes Modi’s leadership inspires women to rise, and the ‘Melodi’ trend reflects the growing friendship between India and Italy.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s selfie at the G7 Summit in Italy has sparked a social media trend, with the hashtag ‘#Melodi’ becoming a trending topic. The two leaders previously met at the G20 Summit and COP28 Summit, where their selfies also gained significant attention online. During his visit to Italy, PM Modi held discussions with several world leaders and participated in the G7 Summit, where he discussed India’s perspective on various issues.
India and Italy share a rich history marked by shared values, cultural exchanges, and a defining moment during World War II when Indian soldiers fought valiantly for Italy’s freedom. From ancient emissaries to modern-day diplomacy, the connection between these two nations has stood the test of time. The Indian Army Memorial at Cassino stands as a testament to the extraordinary bravery and sacrifice of Indian soldiers who fought alongside the Allied forces, contributing significantly to the Allied victory in Europe.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni share a close friendship, evident in their warm interactions and efforts to strengthen bilateral ties. Their friendship has blossomed over several meetings, including Meloni’s visit to India as the chief guest at the Raisina Dialogue. Beyond personal chemistry, the two leaders have worked together to enhance India-Italy relations, including establishing a startup bridge between the two countries, elevating the bilateral relationship to a Strategic Partnership, and addressing the matter of the India-Middle East Europe economic corridor at the G20 meet. Meloni’s decision to pull Italy out of China’s Belt and Road Initiative further underscores the strategic dimensions of these ties.
