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Enthusiasm among Indians: Modi program in New York, stadium capacity 15 thousand, registration 24 thousand

People of Indian origin are excited about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to America. Narendra Modi will address the 'Modi and US Progress Together' event at the Nassau Stadium in New York on September 22. So far 24 thousand Indians have registered in this event. The capacity of New York's stadium is 15 thousand. According to IACU, the Indian-American community organization, the number of Indians who have registered has crossed 30 thousand. The ICU says everyone is being asked to make arrangements to sit in the stadium. Narendra Modi has addressed New York's Madison Square Garden in 2014 and the Howdy Modi community event in 2019. A large number of Indians participated in both these events. Indians belonging to the science-business sector will join the program. Indians from 42 out of 50 states of America can come to participate in Prime Minister Modi's program. According to lead organizer IACU, the highest number of registrations came from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Texas, Florida. 590 Indian-American communities are working hard to make the Prime Minister's program a success. Various religious and language associations of Indian-Americans are included in this. Successful Indian people from science, entertainment and business will participate in this program of Narendra Modi. Prime Minister Modi will address the UN General Assembly on September 26 Prime Minister Modi will address the 79th session of the UN General Assembly in New York on September 26. According to the UN, the presidents of important countries will address the meeting on this day. The UN session will run from September 24 to 30.

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