PM Modi’s Respectful Gesture: Picks Up Dropped Tricolor At BRICS Event , Watch Video

During the second day of the 15th BRICS Summit, Prime Minister Modi engaged in a bilateral meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. The day was filled with various scheduled programs led by PM Modi. Notably, as PM Modi approached the BRICS stage, he noticed the tricolor flag resting on the ground. Demonstrating respect for the flag, he promptly picked it up and placed it in his pocket. This incident occurred as leaders convened for a group photo. Cyril Ramaphosa, observing PM Modi’s gesture, also uplifted a flag from the stage and handed it to his fellow leader.

#WATCH | Johannesburg, South Africa | PM Narendra Modi notices Indian Tricolour on the ground (to denote standing position) during the group photo at BRICS, makes sure to not step on it, picks it up and keeps it with him. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa follows suit. pic.twitter.com/vf5pAkgPQo

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India’s trajectory towards becoming a $5 trillion economy

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