“He really cares about the country…” Australian cultural icons reflect on their meeting with PM Modi
Updated:3 years, 2 months ago
Updated:3 years, 2 months ago
Sydney (Australia), May 23 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 23 met renowned cultural icons, artists, activists in Sydney. The celebrities who met him praised him for the work he has done. "India's ability to do world-class Science has become just an order of magnitude higher because India is investing in its Science and scientists to give them equipment and the ability to ask questions on the edge. PM Modi is certainly one of the most visible leaders that India has had in my lifetime," says Nobel laureate Brian Paul Schmidt after meeting PM Narendra Modi in Sydney, Australia "The Prime Minister is such an incredible man. I feel very lucky to have met him and I can see that he really cares about the country and the vision. The PM is an incredible influencer and I think coming from humble beginnings and standing up as this leader in the country - he has done such incredible work," says celebrity chef & restaurateur Sarah Todd after meeting PM Modi in Sydney, Australia "We spoke about something that he and I both have a great passion for, which is sanitation. The 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' in India - Mr Modi is the number 1 changemaker in the sanitation space globally. Absolutely no.1, no one comes close," says 'Toilet Warrior' Mark Balla after meeting PM Modi in Sydney, Australia
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