Top 5 'jaadu-ki-jhappi' moments of PM Narendra Modi

Top 5 'jaadu-ki-jhappi' moments of PM Narendra Modi 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to mastered the art of developing soulful relations with the world leaders.

1. PM Narendra Modi hugs Barcak Obama

Keeping aside protocol, PM Narendra Modi received US President Barack Obama at IGI airport and greeted him with a warm bear hug.  
Obama arrived with wife Michelle to attend the Republic Day function in the national capital, on the personal invitation of PM Narendra Modi.
It was a "major gesture" from Obama as he has agreed to be out of the country around the time of the annual State of the Union address.

This newly-developed bromance between the Indian-American leaders gave a strong signal of ‘Achche Din' for the roller-coaster relationship between the two largest democracies of the world.

2. Shinzo Abe hugs PM Narendra Modi

It was a picture perfect moment for shutterbugs when Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Premiere Shinzo Abe warmly embraced each other in Kyoto in August last year.

Instead of customary handshake, the two leaders opted for more personalized way and hugged each other at the state guest house.

Interestingly, since Chief Ministerial days, Narendra Modi and Japanese premiere share cordial relationship, which revived again when both met as Prime Minister of the two powerful Asian countries.

In his first overseas tour to a major country as Prime Minister, Narendra Modi sealed $35 billion in investment over five years and an enhanced “special” strategic and global partnership between India and Japan.

3. PM Narendra Modi hugs Tony Abbott

After PM Modi's warm hug at G20 Summit, it was time for Tony Abbott to recreate the warmth and the Australian premiere rightly did that at the MCG cricket ground.
Cameras clicked the most amazing photos when Mr. Abbott embraced happy and blushing Mr. Modi.  The event also saw both leaders clicking selfies, the most significant mark of friendship on the social networks.  

4.PM Modi with Trump at White House

President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hug while making statements in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington.

5.PM Modi with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 

This time, the Prime Minister took to Hebrew to greet his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu apart from hugging him thrice on the first day of his three-day “historic visit” to Israel.
Modi was received at the Ben Gurion airport by Netanyahu, who said in Hindi, “Aapka swagat hai, mere dost (Welcome, my friend)”.
Appreciating the special welcome accorded to him, Modi spoke a few words in Hebrew, starting with “Shalom (hello), I am happy to be here.”