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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
The visiting Indian Minister Jaswantsinh Bhabhor, who is coincidentally in Auckland today, on May 24, has expressed Government of India’s resolve to keep working to develop India, on the occasion of completion of four years of being in the government.
The Minister is returning from his three-day state-visit to Samoa, a bilateral visit which is the first-ever visit from an Indian Minister and is in Auckland for a brief stopover.
The Minister is using this opportunity to further connect with the members of the Indian community in Auckland, whereby many enthusiastic supporters pointed out towards the rare coincidence of having an Indian Minister in town on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the current government in New Delhi.
It is important to note that it was on May 24, 2014, that Prime Minister Modi-led BJP government was sworn-in after returning to parliament with a thumping two-thirds majority.
That electoral victory was a record, especially in the previous three-decade history of the Indian parliament, as last time it was in 1984 when the Congress Party had won that kind of majority in parliament.
Many events are being planned in Auckland to celebrate the current government’s fourth anniversary over the weekend.
Displaying the exuberance on the importance of the occasion, the Minister told the Indian Weekender, “Our government is committed to taking India and Indians forward on the path of economic growth and prosperity.”
Earlier, the Minister had attended a meet and greet event in Auckland Consulate Office on Saturday, May 19, where he applauded the role played by members of the Indian diaspora in being India’s global ambassadors (Read the full story here)
The visiting Indian Minister Jaswantsinh Bhabhor, who is coincidentally in Auckland today, on May 24, has expressed Government of India’s resolve to keep working to develop India, on the occasion of completion of four years of being in the government.
The Minister is returning from his three-day...
The visiting Indian Minister Jaswantsinh Bhabhor, who is coincidentally in Auckland today, on May 24, has expressed Government of India’s resolve to keep working to develop India, on the occasion of completion of four years of being in the government.
The Minister is returning from his three-day state-visit to Samoa, a bilateral visit which is the first-ever visit from an Indian Minister and is in Auckland for a brief stopover.
The Minister is using this opportunity to further connect with the members of the Indian community in Auckland, whereby many enthusiastic supporters pointed out towards the rare coincidence of having an Indian Minister in town on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the current government in New Delhi.
It is important to note that it was on May 24, 2014, that Prime Minister Modi-led BJP government was sworn-in after returning to parliament with a thumping two-thirds majority.
That electoral victory was a record, especially in the previous three-decade history of the Indian parliament, as last time it was in 1984 when the Congress Party had won that kind of majority in parliament.
Many events are being planned in Auckland to celebrate the current government’s fourth anniversary over the weekend.
Displaying the exuberance on the importance of the occasion, the Minister told the Indian Weekender, “Our government is committed to taking India and Indians forward on the path of economic growth and prosperity.”
Earlier, the Minister had attended a meet and greet event in Auckland Consulate Office on Saturday, May 19, where he applauded the role played by members of the Indian diaspora in being India’s global ambassadors (Read the full story here)
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