The Prime Minister said India has given Buddha to the world and not Yuddha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives home from the United States after a week long US Visit, gets warm welcome by BJP working president JP Nadda and top party leaders at the airport.

Thousands of BJP workers along with state party leaders have earlier gathered outside the Palam Technical Airport to receive the PM. Party representatives from other states have also arrived at the airport to welcome PM Modi. The party had made elaborate arrangements at the Palam airport for welcoming the PM.

The party had put banners and hoarding welcoming PM for his ''statesmanship and extraordinary speech'' at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Party workers carrying placards have lined up on both sides of the main road outside the Palam airport from where the PM's cavalcade passed upon his arrival here. A make-shift stage has also been erected outside the aiport from where the PM is expected to address the gathering. BJP leaders had earlier claimed that more than 20,000 people will be present outside the Palam airport to welcome PM Modi. Expert says, with this the Image of India has increased to many folds.

In Box: PM Modi said that terrorism is one of the greatest challenges for humanity and called upon the world leaders to unite against it for the sake of humanity and India has given ‘’Buddha to the world and not Yuddha”

During his week-long stay in the US, the PM addressed the UNGA at its 74th session. Addressing the UNGA session in New York, PM Modi said that terrorism is one of the greatest challenges for humanity and called upon the world leaders to unite against it for the sake of humanity.

Another expert says, post Trade disagreement among US and China, India will be the major beneficiary, already the Chinese companies are rushing India to set up their factories, by bringing the technology manufacturing clusters, which is expected to cross few trillion dollar business opportunities and also increase the job opportunities.

The Prime Minister said India has given ''Buddha to the world and not Yuddha.'He also conducted a mega diaspora event with none other than US President Donald Trump in Houston, Texas. The event witnessed more than 50,000 Indian-Americans in attendance. During his visit, the PM also met CEOs of big business giants and held various bilateral meetings with counterparts of other nations, officials.