PM Narendra Modi says India not peering anybody's region

New Delhi, Jan 09 Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that India was not peering toward on anybody's region as the nation's concentrate has dependably been on limit building and asset development.

"We don't plan to abuse anybody's assets, nor we are peering anybody's territory. Our concentrate has dependably been on limit building and asset advancement. A huge number of Indian troopers set out their lives in the two World Wars, and never did India eye an inch of outside an area," Prime Minister Modi said while introducing Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) Parliamentary Conference in Delhi.

The Prime Minister praised Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj for dealing with Indian subjects as well as the Non-Resident Indians (NRIs).

"Sushma Swaraj deals with Indian nationals as well as the NRIs. Under her, our service of outside issues watches out for issues of NRIs 24 by 7 with ongoing checking system," he said.

He additionally expressed that nation's ethos even in grave circumstances have dependably been a piece of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (entire world is a family).

"Amid tremor in Nepal, surge in Sri Lanka, water issues in Maldives; India was the first to react. At the point when emergency struck Yemen, we spared our 4,500 individuals and in addition 2000 others. India's humankind even in grave circumstances like these is a piece of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam," he included.

Leader Modi stated, "We have reinforced our association with ASEAN nations. India is the best supporter of UN peacekeeping corps. 21st century is being viewed as the Asian century and India will be a noteworthy player in this with the developing stature of our nation and you might feel pleased about our development."

Outer Affairs Minister Swaraj conveyed the introductory statements at the gathering by saying India has turned into a nation which chooses worldwide approach.

"On the off chance that India is commanding the world today, credit goes to Prime Minister Modi. India has turned into a nation which chooses worldwide approach. At the point when Prime Minister goes to G-20, he conveys dark cash to the all important focal point and takes overcome choices like demonetisation and the GST back home," she said.

Upwards of 124 Members of Parliament and 17 leaders from 23 nations partook in this meeting.

Rajya Sabha deputy chairman PJ Kurien, Lok Sabha agent director Thambidurai, Union Ministers VK Singh and MJ Akbar, and Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar were additionally present at the occasion.

Consistently, January 9 is praised as Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas (PBD), a yearly celebratory day that denotes the commitment of abroad people of Indian starting point (PIO) towards their homeland.

This is the first PIO-Parliamentary Conference and is a method for connecting with the Indian people group abroad by the government.