The recent visit of US President Barack Obama has made him popular amongst the Indian population. Obama is considered to one of the finest and most popular leader in the world currently. He is people’s favorite and the way he won hearts of Indians in his recent visit is a proof of that. I am sure, you as a follower of SSBCrack would have followed a series of articles we published regarding his visit to India. So here I am presenting you with some of his qualities from which you can learn something:
Intelligence: Obama is very intelligent man. His intelligence is reflected in the way he talks, and addresses problems. He reasons out very well with problems, considers all the aspects of a problem and then very wisely takes any decision after looking at all the sides and dimensions.
Leadership Skills: It is not quite easy to lead a country as big as the United States of America with such fineness. Definitely he needs to be applauded for the kind of leadership skills he possesses. He certainly has a very competent team, which he has chosen with great care. All his team members are very efficient and able.
Oration Skills: He is very good orator. Needless to say one of the most important qualities of a good leader. He has just the right things to say at the right places. He can very well dodge a question which he doesn’t feel like answering, with ease. He is a champion when it comes to speaking in public.
Connection with masses: A person can be a great orator but if he fails to reach to the masses by whatever he says, he’s a failure as a leader. Obama has excellent qualities which connects him to the masses. He is people’s favorite and this is proved by the fact that he is elected second time in continuation. In fact he could even connect with Indian Masses, by including a famous dialogue from DDLJ.
Decision Making: He is an excellent decision maker. Again, he successfully handles a big country and not only handles a country but manages a super power. He is good decision maker, whenever it comes to taking a big decision. Right from his foreign policies, to choosing the right allies and the fight against terrorism, He seems to take the correct decisions all the time.
Persistence: He has almost the whole Republican Party against him, still he manages to continue successfully with his own decisions. He doesn’t seem to care about whether anybody is trying to stop him. If he knows he is right, he continues and never gives up.
Enthusiasm: He is an enthusiastic person, and carries a charisma with him. Nobody has seen him dull any time. He fills the atmosphere with energy and liveliness when he’s around.
Confidence: He is a confident person and believes in his abilities. He trusts himself and thinks that whatever he has set out he’ll be able to achieve it. Of course he works hard in the direction of achieving those things.
Vision: He has a future vision and the vision is a possible vision. He comes with an achievable future goals and also makes sure that he can convince the public to see the vision he has. He has immense thinking capabilities and can really decide and think of long term plans.
Presentation Skills: He not only knows the correct ways to devise plans, but can also convey those plans to all types of groups.
What else do you like about US President Barack Obama, share your thoughts in the comment section below.
Greetings to all gallant warriors, today we will shed some light upon the various important days and their significance in the Indian defense establishment. The Indian defense forces have given us a boatload of reasons to be proud of them. Also, from the point of view of the personal interview one must be thoroughly apprised about the important moments of our past. So here we go.
Important Days In The Indian Defense Establishment
Indian Army Day :- This day is celebrated on 15th of January every year. On this day in 1949, Field Marshall Kodandera Madappa Cariappa took over as the first commander in chief of the Indian Army from General Francis Butcher, who was the last British General of the Indian Army. This day is very prodigiously celebrated every year to mark the supreme sacrifices of our gallant soldiers. On this day the whole defense fraternity gathers at India gate to pay their obeisance to the soldiers who gave their life for the country. The motto of the Indian Army is “Service Before Self”.
Indian Airforce Day :- Indian Airforce Day is observed every year on 8th October. On this very day in 1932, the Indian Airforce was officially established by the British Raj. Its first flight took place on 01 April 1933. At that time it possessed 6 Officers of the Royal Airforce (RAF) and 16 sepoys. Since then the Indian Airforce has never looked back. It has served unstintingly throughout the years and always brought glory to the nation. The motto of the Indian Airforce is “Touch The Sky With Glory”
Indian Navy Day :- Indian Navy Day is celebrated every year on 4th December. On this day in 1971 (During Indo-Pak War) the Indian Navy launched a tormenting attack at the Pakistani naval base at Karachi. This attack is famously known as operation Trident. Indian navy sank a minesweeper, a destroyer and an ammunition supply ship of the enemy thereby totally crippling the enemy’s naval war fighting capabilities. This day was just the start of an exemplary attack of the Indian Navy on the enemy forces. This resulted in a decisive victory for India which liberated East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) from the Pakistani control. This day is very ebulliently celebrated across the country to commemorate the achievements and sacrifices of our naval personnel. The motto of the Indian Navy is “May the Lord of the Oceans be Auspicious unto us” or “Sham NoVarunah”
Indian Coast Guard Day :- The Indian Coast Guard Day is observed on 1st February every year. On this day in 1977, the interim Indian Coast Guard was set up with 2 ships and 5 patrol boats acquired from the Indian Navy. However, the Indian Coast Guard formally came into existence on 18th August 1978, after the Coast Guard Act was passed in the parliament. Indian Coast Guard was set up to act as a law enforcement agency in India’s territorial waters. From its inception, Indian Coast Guard has worked hand in hand with the Indian Navy and has produced exceptional outcomes in difficult situations. The motto of Indian Coast Guard is “We Protect” or “Vayam Rakshamah”.
Armed Forces Flag Day :- The Armed Forces Flag Day is observed on 7th December every year since 1949. The sole purpose of celebrating this day is to procure funds for the welfare of the Armed Forces Personnel by selling flag stickers. This day, the nation commemorates its soldiers, airmen and sailors who laid down their lives to protect their motherland. The funds collected are used for rehabilitation of battle casualties, welfare of serving personnel and their families and resettlement and welfare of ex servicemen along with their families.
Kargil Vijay Diwas :- This day is celebrated on 26th July every year. On this day in 1999 the Indian Army achieved another milestone by recapturing all the outposts which had been usurped by Pakistani Intruders in the 1999 Indo-Pak war. This day was another example of the unprecedented bravery of the Indian Soldiers who fought relentlessly till their last breath. The 60 day long war resulted in the loss of 527 Indian soldiers. This day the whole country pays their respect to the brave-hearts.
Vijay Diwas :- This day is observed on 16th December every year to reminisce another Indian victory over Pakistan. On this day in 1971, the Pakistani Army chief A.A.K Niazi surrendered along with 93,000 soldiers to the Indian Army and Bangladesh Liberation Army (Mukti Bahini). This was the largest surrender of troops by a nation after the second world war and that too in mere 13 days. Certainly this speaks volumes about the character of which the Indian Army is made of.
This was an amalgamation of various important days which are celebrated across the country to salute and remember the contribution of our armed forces personnel towards our well being. However, there may be many other important days which might have not been included in this list. Those days will be a part of another article in future. Keep visiting ssbcrack for further insights. JAI HIND
The Services Selection Board (SSB) interview is an integral part of the selection process for the Indian Armed Forces. It is a five-day long interview process that evaluates the candidates on various parameters, including intelligence, personality, and character. While the SSB interview is not a test of knowledge, it does require candidates to possess certain qualities, such as leadership, decision-making, and communication skills. Therefore, SSB coaching plays a crucial role in preparing candidates for the interview process.
There are many coaching centers that offer SSB coaching. However, it is essential to choose a coaching center that has a proven track record of success and is staffed by experienced and knowledgeable trainers. The best SSB coaching centers are those that provide a comprehensive and structured training program that covers all aspects of the SSB interview process.
Some of the factors that make a coaching center the best for SSB coaching are:
Experienced Trainers: The trainers should be experienced professionals who have themselves cleared the SSB interview process and have an in-depth understanding of the selection criteria.
Structured Training Program: The coaching center should have a structured training program that covers all aspects of the SSB interview process, including the psychological tests, group discussions, and personal interviews.
Individual Attention: The coaching center should provide individual attention to each candidate and focus on their strengths and weaknesses.
Practice Sessions: The coaching center should conduct regular practice sessions, including mock tests and group discussions, to give the candidates a hands-on experience of the SSB interview process.
Feedback and Counseling: The coaching center should provide regular feedback and counseling to the candidates to help them identify their strengths and weaknesses and work on areas that need improvement.
Course Material: The coaching center should provide high-quality course material that covers all aspects of the SSB interview process and is regularly updated.
Success Rate: The coaching center should have a high success rate in terms of the number of candidates who have cleared the SSB interview and been selected for the Indian Armed Forces.
If you have an SSB interview and you are looking forward to joining the best SSB coaching academy for better training, you are in the right place. In this article, we are talking about the best ssb interview coaching academy delivering the best training for candidates seeking coaching for ssb interviews. We will list out a few best ssb training academy which can provide your best ssb coaching for your 2023 ssb interviews. These coaching academies are producing new officers for long, though there are few new academies that are as good as old one. These SSB coaching academies are located at Delhi, Chandigarh, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, UP, Pune etc.
So here is the list of best SSB coaching institutes/ centres 2023 you should joint to prepare for ssb interview. Candidates who are going to attend the SSB interview in 2022 and looking for a few good SSB coaching academy in India for SSB interview and written exam preparation can look for the list below. We have mentioned a few good academies which are worth trying for the SSB interview preparation. If you are a fresher and have no clue about what SSB is, we suggest you get the SSB interview book linked below before going to the training, this book will help you to understand SSB interview more and grasp things at SSB coaching easily.
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SSBCrackExams is India’s most exclusive online portal for Indian defence aspirants, it is dedicated to defence exams-related preparations, followed & loved by millions of defence aspirants across the country. Our mission is to help every defence aspirant to achieve his/her dream of serving the nation, by providing him/her with engaged & in-depth learning of a particular subject, customized according to one’s needs & potential. We aim to create fearless & confident individuals who can both ace the exams & constitute the world’s most powerful & invincible defence forces.
At SSBCrackExams, we train candidates for Defence Exams like NDA, CDS, AFCAT, INET, ICG, CAPF, EKT, Territorial Army, ACC, MNS, ADC, AMC, OIR Test, Airforce Group X & Y, IAF Airmen, Navy Sailor, Army CEE, JCO/OR, SSB Interview and more, through online video lectures by expert teaching faculty. We also provide the students with an in & out view of the exams, making them sufficiently aware about the needed criteria. Our all-inclusive courses are exam syllabus-based, full of solid content & easy to grasp for a student’s better understanding & comprehensive learning.
All SSB Coaching Academies mentioned above are good for:
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Indian Navy SSB Interview
Indian Army SSB Interview
TGC, SSC, UES, TES, NCC, ACC, PCSL SSB Coaching.
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Best SSB Coaching Academies 2020
Minerva Academy SSB Coaching in Chandigarh, Punjab www.minervaacademy.com
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Baalnoi Academy for SSB Coaching in Delhi www.baalnoiacademy.com
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Shankars SSB Academy for SSB Coaching in Salem,Tamilnadu www.ssbacademy.org
Cavalier India SSB Coaching in Bangalore www.cavalierindia.com
The Cavalier SSB Coaching in Delhi www.cavalier.in
Major Kalshi Classes Pvt. Ltd. in Allahabad www.majorkalshiclasses.in
Edge Academy for SSB in Rajasthan www.edgeacademy.co.in
Col Sinha GuruDev’s Academy in Pune www.gurudevasssb.com
Various Factor for Best SSB Coaching Academy Selection
Courses offered by ssb academy.
Course Duration
Experience of Faculty and Assessors.
Accommodation for boys and girls.
Environment and Surrounding for peaceful test process.
Distance and Venue from your location.
GTO Ground, size of the ground, location and number of unique tasks.
Study Material provided by ssb academy.
Use of Technology [Not just white board and marker] like computer, projectors, simulation.
Course Fee and after course support.
Hostel Facilities and its cost.
All the coaching academies mentioned above is through the feedback we are getting from candidates, if you have come across any other good academies for ssb coaching, do write your thoughts in the comment section below. SSBCrack wish you more success in your ssb interviews.
As many serving officers and aspirants ask us how can they become a psychologist, GTO or an interview officer at services selection board [SSB]. Here we are publishing a short article on how to become a group testing officer also know as GTO at one of the selection centre. Be advised that first you have to reach a certain rank in your respective forces to apply as a GTO, Psychologist or an Interview officer at SSB. Also, one who is not much aware of this lingo, GTO is group testing officer at SSB whose role is to test the abilities of the candidates while they are working in a group. To know more about it click here.
In the past the policy for selection of officers to undergo assessors’ (GTO/IO/TO) courses had been purely voluntary. Whilst this procedure generated the required number of Group Testing Officers GTOs earlier, the requirement to depute increased numbers, post setting up at SSBs, has resulted in shortage of qualified assessors. Furthermore, vacancies allotted to the Army, Navy and Air Force for the Group Testing Officer GTO course are not being fully subscribed to, enforcing severe limitations on the quantity and quality of our intake. To meet the requirements of Group Testing Officer GTOs at Army, Navy and Air Force SSBs, it has now been decided to modify the selection for Group Testing Officer GTO as follows:
In addition to volunteers, a few Majors, Sqn Leaders and Lt Cdrs will be selected to undergo a four week GTO course at DIPR Delhi.
On successful completion of the course, officers will proceed for 8 weeks practical training at one of the Service Selection Boards.
On qualifying as GTOs, officers will be deputed at one of the many SSB and AFSB like SSBs (Allahabad, Bhopal, Bangalore, Coimbatore and Kolkata) for a tenure of two/three years, as and when vacancies arise.
Tenure at SSBs will be considered at par with instructional appointments at NDA/NAVAC.
Choice of course/appointment as indicated in ACR will be given due weight age.
Hope now you are aware of the process of becoming a GTO, it seems to be tough and full of competition, so be proud if you have performed in front of a GTO, they are there because they are the best for this role. You can share your thoughts in the comment section below.
The Editorial Team of SSBCrack consists of a group of Professional writers and aspirants. Their main aim is to provide up to date information regarding SSB Interviews and sharing quality information about Indian Defence to help aspirants. Mail us to join our editorial team now.
UPSC has published the examination date calender for 2015, with this UPSC has released the notification and written exam date for CDS 1 2015, CDS 2 2015, NDA 1 2015 and NDA 2 2015. Aspirants who are willing to write CDS or NDA exams this year can wait for official notification as per the date mentioned by upsc.gov.in. Below is the detailed information on UPSC CDS and NDA exam and notification dates.
UPSC CDS and NDA Exam 2015 Calender
CDS Exam: It is written test conducted by UPSC two times every year. CDS written exam has three different tests namely English, General Knowledge and Mathematics.
C.D.S. EXAM.(I), 2015
DATE OF NOTIFICATION (SATURDAY): 08.11.2014
LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 05.12.2014 (FRIDAY)
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM: 15.02.2015 (SUNDAY)
DURATION OF EXAM: 1 DAY
C.D.S. EXAM.(II), 2015
DATE OF NOTIFICATION (SATURDAY): 18.07.2015
LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 14.08.2015 (FRIDAY)
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM: 01.11.2015 (SUNDAY)
DURATION OF EXAM: 1 DAY
NDA Exam: NDA exam is an objective type exam, which consists of two papers, one is fully of Math’s (300 Marks) and the other is of General Ability (600 Marks), the second is a mix of General Awareness, English, PCB etc. This exam is conducted twice a year.
N.D.A. and N.A. EXAM.(I), 2015
DATE OF NOTIFICATION (SATURDAY): 27.12.2014
LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 23.01.2015 (FRIDAY)
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM: 19.04.2015 (SUNDAY)
DURATION OF EXAM: 1 DAY
N.D.A. and N.A. EXAM.(II), 2015
DATE OF NOTIFICATION (SATURDAY): 20.06.2015
LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 17.07.2015 (FRIDAY)
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM: 27.09.2015 (SUNDAY)
DURATION OF EXAM: 1 DAY
So candidates who are looking forward for CDS and NDA exam 2015 notification, keep an eye on ssbcrack, we will all updates related to CDS and NDA exam on this blog.
During his three-day state visit to India, US President Barack Obama has given a boost to Indian American partnership in world peace and various other important international issues. President Obama was our chief guest during 66th republic day celebration on 26th Jan 2015. With this visit of Barack Obama, both countries have been marching towards prosperity. US President Barack Obama spoke on the topic ‘India & America: the future we can build together’, mentioning ample opportunities lying across and Indian and America have to build a constructive partnership to achieve it. Here we are talking about 10 famous quotes he has mentioned during his speech at Siri Fort, India.
Top 10 Quotes From Barack Obama During His India Visit
“More than a 100 years ago, America welcomed a son of India – Swami Vivekananda and he helped bring Hindiusm and Yoga to our country.”
“Senorita..bade bade deshon mein…ah you know what I mean”
“You have pulled countless millions out of poverty and built one of the world’s largest middle classes. Nobody embodies this progress and sense of responsibility than our youth.”
“India and the US are not just natural partners. I believe American can be India’s best partner.”
“America wants to be your partner as you protect the health of your people and the beauty of this land — from the backwaters of Kerala to the banks of Ganga.”
“To ensure international peace and security, multilateral institutions created in the 20th century should be updated for the 21se century. That’s why I support a reformed United Nations Security Council that includes India as its permanent member.”
“Even as we live in a world of terrible inequalities, we are also proud to live in countries where the grandson of a cook can become President, or even a Dalit can help write the Constitution and even a tea-seller can become Prime Minister.”
“Our nations are strongest when we uphold the equality of all our people – especially our women. I am married to a strong and talented woman. Michelle is not afraid to speak her mind or tell me when I am wrong.”
“Across our two countries, we have Hindus and Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Jews and Buddhists, we remember the wisdom of Gandhiji who said, “for me, different religions are flowers from the same garden, or branches of the same majestic tree.”
“India will succeed so long as it is not splintered on religious lines.”
We all know how brave is our Indian army is, since long our soldiers are guarding the border day and night, sacrificing their lives for the country and its people without giving a single thought about their own lives. But how many of us know how BAD ASS is our Indian army and its soldiers are; our Indian army soldier’s bad ass killer attitude can scare the hell out of our enemies. Below are few pictures which totally describe the courage, killer attitude and way of life of our Indian army soldiers.
17 Bad-Ass Army Slogans That Will Make You Proud To Be An Indian
Ek Goli Ek Dushman
The safety, honour and welfare of your country come first, always and every time. The honour, welfare and comfort of the men you command come next. Your own ease, comfort and safety come last, always and every time.”
One of the most famous quotes by Param Veer Chakra Lt. Arun Kehtarpal.
This quote of Param Veer Chakra Captain Manoj Pandey is enough to scare our enemies.
These lines from PVC Cap Manoj Kumar Pandey is motivational for anyone who is chasing his/her dreams.
This is what soldier’s life is all about, glorious isn’t it?
We sleep at our homes peacefully because we know our warriors are guarding us
Soldiers, Whiskey and Run. The most famous combo
Impossible takes times, difficult will be done immediately. Famous lines from Border Roads Organisation [BRO]
One of the most famous pictures from Indian Pak War in 1971
This one is complete though
Okay, so we have reached Islamabad already
Don’t cry for a martyr, they go to heaven
If I die in combat zone, box me up and send me home, pin my medals to my chest, tell my mom I did my best
Indian army knows how to get work done
To Nawaz Sharif with love
STALKERS. Only best of the friends and worst of the enemies visit us
200+ Photos of 66th Republic Day You Don’t Want To Miss. Republic day is celebrated on 26th January every year, in India to honor the date on which the Constitution of India came into force i.e. 26 January 1950, replacing the Government of India Act (1935) as the governing document of India. The constitution was passed by the Constituent Assembly of India on 26 November 1949 but was adopted on 26 January 1950 with a democratic government system, completing the country’s transition toward becoming an independent republic. 26 January was selected for this purpose because it was this day in 1930 when the Declaration of Indian Independence (Purna Swaraj) was proclaimed by the Indian National Congress. It is one of three national holidays in India, other two being Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti.
India sees her people celebrating this day with great pomp and show throughout the country. Ceremonies are held in almost all the schools, colleges of India, and a number of cultural programs are kept. The day is celebrated by organizing speeches and programs which emphasize on the reason why this day is celebrated. Also the programs focus on remembering the martyrs and the history of India’s independence. Generally flags are hosted and sweets are distributed amongst the students and employees. A mesmerizing ceremony is held in New Delhi.
The Republic day parade is held in the capital, from the Raisina Hill near the Rashtrapati Bhavan (the President’s residence), along the Rajpath, past India Gate. Prior to its commencement, the Prime Minister lays a floral wreath at the Amar Jawan Jyoti, a memorial to martyred soldiers at the India Gate at one end of Rajpath, which is followed by two minutes silence in the memory of them. It is a solemn reminder of the sacrifice of the martyrs who died for the country in the freedom movement and the succeeding wars for the defence of sovereignty of their country. Thereafter he/she reaches the main dais at Rajpath to join other dignitaries, subsequently the President arrives along with the chief guest of the occasion. They are escorted on horseback by the President’s Bodyguard. This is followed by cultural events. The chief guest this year is USA’s President. The Beating Retreat ceremony officially denotes the end of Republic Day festivities. It is conducted on the evening of 29 January, the third day after the Republic Day. It is performed by the bands of the three wings of the military, the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. The venue is Raisina Hills and an adjacent square, Vijay Chowk, flanked by the North and South block of the Rashtrapati Bhavan (President’s Palace) towards the end of Rajpath.
200+ Photos of 66th Republic Day You Don’t Want To Miss
Let republic day be a festival celebrated by all of us just like we celebrate our other festivals. So, instead of simply being happy on getting a holiday, participate in the republic day functions and do something for the country today. SSBCrack team wishes you a very happy Republic day. Saare Jaahan Se Accha Hindustan Humara
I am Tashi, basically from Varanasi, currently pursuing my Masters in Computer Science from Christ University, Bangalore. I am interested in reading and football. It has always been my dream to join the forces,so here I am to share my experience with all the aspiring faujis. Remember with determination you’ll be triumphant!
Best Pictures Of President Obama at 66th Republic Day Parade. Long awaited 66th Republic day parade ended with flying colors with US president Barack Obama being our chief guest and creating history itself. If you have missed out the live action, here we are getting some top notch quality pictures/images from 66th republic day parade on 26th Jan 2015. US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are meeting top Indian and American CEOs this evening. Earlier, India celebrated its 66th Republic Day, showcasing before chief guest US President Barack Obama and the world a splendid display of its military might and cultural diversity. Here are the best pictures from 66th Republic Day on 26 Jan 2015 which you do not want to miss.
Best Pictures Of President Obama at 66th Republic Day Parade
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PM Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015 Full Video and Pictures. Watch Modi and Barack Obama’s press conference full video. PM Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015. On the occas”Six years after we signed a bilateral agreement we are moving towards commercial viability,” said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, announcing an agreement on the nuclear liability issue after talks with US president Barack Obama.
United States President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a joint press conference after the delegation level talks at the Hyderabad House in Delhi. The two leaders also took a stroll in the Hyderabad House gardens for a ‘one-on-one’ discussion. Topics of discussion at the Hyderabad House meeting included the nuclear deal, economic ties, defence ties, and climate change.
Here are the highlights of their interaction with the media:
It is a great pleasure to welcome President Obama and the First Lady to India.
President, we are honoured that you accepted our invitation to be Chief guest for our Republic Day.
It is special because on this day, we celebrate values shared by the world’s two largest democracies.
We need to convert a good start into lasting progress.
Pleased that 6 years after we signed our bilateral agreement, we are moving towards commercial cooperation.
Renewed our defence framework agreement, strengthened cooperation on maritime security.
Terrorism remains a principal global threat.
We agreed that we need a comprehensive global strategy to combat it.
Every country must fulfill its commitment to eliminate terrorism.
We agreed that we need a comprehensive global strategy to combat it.
We expressed hope for a successful Paris conference on climate change this year.
President Obama and I had excellent discussions on global and regional issues.
We discussed how to work closely to help Afghanistan through its transition.
It is important to have noble friends.
India and US must have regular summits at greater frequency and established hotlines between me and Barack, and the NSAs.
President Obama’s Address Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015:
Aap sab ko mera pyar bhara namaskar.
Honoured to be first President to attend the celebration and visit India twice.
I want to express my profound gratitude to the people of India for incredible hospitality shown to Michelle and me.
Thank you for the ‘chai pe charcha’ (Discussion over tea). We need more of those in the White House.
Prime Minister, your election and your strong commitment to Indo-Us relationship gives us a chance to further energise this.
Last year at the Maddison Square garden PM Modi was greeted like a Bollywood star.
We agreed that our trade and economic partnership must focus on improving daily lives of people.
From 100 billion dollars, we want to trade more. Appreciate the reforms Prime Minister Modi wants to take to make it easier to do business in India.
Took important steps today to support clean energy and climate change.
Support India’s ambitious role for solar energy, launching new projects to improve air quality in Indian cities.
We support a reformed UN Security Council that includes India as a permanent member.
We have also agreed to a new vision for the Asia-Pacific region.
Thank the Prime Minister for India’s strong counter-terrorism cooperation.
Look forward to tomorrow’s ceremonies which I’m told are spectacular.
Look forward to speaking directly to the Indian people on the radio.
We have no interest in seeing Russia weakened. We have a profound interest in promoting a principle which is – large countries don’t bully smaller countries.
Deepening ties with India will remain a top foreign policy priority for our administration.
PM Modi on US-China Agreement and pressures on India: The agreement concluded by US and China doesn’t put pressure on us. India is an independent country. There is no pressure from any other country. But climate change, global warming in themselves are huge pressure points. Anyone who is concerned about future generations must feel responsible and this pressure should be on every country, government and individual.
PM Modi on his friendship with President Obama, and what they spoke about today: I’m fairly new in this area but relations between countries depends less on full stops and commas and more on the chemistry between them. Barack and I have forged a friendship. There is openness when we talk. This chemistry has brought Barak closer to me but also brought the people of India and America closer. As far as what we spoke about, usey parde main rehne dein. (let that be under wraps.)
President Obama on common values and PM Modi: Part of the reason we are natural partners is because we share values… Prime Minister Modi caused great excitement in the US when he visited last year…. Compared to how much sleep each of us is getting. Turns out Prime Minister Modi is getting even less sleep than me. That is perhaps because he is new. After you have done it for 6 years, you can get an extra hour.
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