Why did the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea touch PM Modi’s feet, he himself told the reason, knowing this you will become a fan

Crores of Indians became fans of Marpe
Marpe won the hearts of crores of Indians by touching the feet of PM Modi. In India, it is a tradition to respect elders by touching their feet. But when Marpe touched the feet of his counterpart Modi, his style won his heart. Marpe said, ‘We come from a society where there is a tradition of respecting elders. It is not everyday when we welcome a guest. It is an age old culture in which we believe that elders should be respected. PM Modi is big and he is the head of the largest democracy in terms of population. He may have ignored our country but he visited this island country. In such a situation, I myself went to welcome him.
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PM Modi the leader of the people
Marpe was told that the Indians were impressed by his style. On this, he said that PM Modi is the leader of the people and a spiritual person. It is necessary to respect elders in their culture. Marpe said that PM Modi is not just a leader but also a senior head of state. Marpe said that India’s rise and ability to reach north, south, east and west along with small nations like Papua New Guinea makes it a unique country.

PM Modi got the highest honor
Prime Minister Modi has been honored with the ‘Grand Companion of the Order of Logohu’ from Papua New Guinea. It is the country’s highest civilian award and its recipients are given the title of ‘Chief’. PM Modi is the first Indian PM to visit Papua New Guinea. The Prime Minister arrived here from Japan where he attended the G-7 summit and held bilateral meetings with several world leaders. During this, PM Modi also hosted the third summit of FIPIC along with Marape.