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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to Japan. Today is the second day of his journey. A day before, PM Modi took part in several meetings. For the first time after the Russia-Ukraine war, there was a bilateral meeting between President Zelensky of Ukraine and PM Modi. India’s NSA Ajit Doval also participated in this meeting. Today PM Modi along with other G7 leaders reached the Hiroshima Peace Memorial. Here all the leaders paid tribute to the people killed in the nuclear attack. After this, all the leaders also went to the Peace Memorial Museum.
This visit of PM Modi is being considered very important from a diplomatic point of view. The PM described climate change, environmental protection and energy conservation as the biggest challenges. Europe has been facing an energy crisis since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. The PM said that we are standing at a very critical juncture and the call of the earth should be heard. We have to mold ourselves accordingly. PM Modi held bilateral talks with UK PM Rishi Sunak today.
PM Modi first reached the Peace Memorial Museum today. Here he looked at the objects and objects on display for a long time. He also signed the visitor’s book. He paid tribute to those killed in the Hiroshima nuclear attack. The diplomatic landscape around the world has changed after the Russia-Ukraine war. At such a time, this meeting of G-7 is very important. India is also presiding over the G-20 this year.
A day before, PM Modi unveiled the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Hiroshima, Japan. He said that today what Gandhiji said about peace and love inspires and empowers people. Two years before India’s independence, America had nuclear attack on Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Japan. The attack took place on 6 August 1945. This was the world’s first nuclear attack. Japan was devastated. About 140,000 people died. PM Modi unveiled the Gandhi statue. After this, in a conversation with journalists, he said that today the world gets scared on hearing the word Hiroshima.
