Top 5 'jaadu-ki-jhappi' moments of PM Narendra Modi in last 1 year

Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to mastered the art of developing soulful relations with the world leaders.Be it US President Barack Obama or Australian Premiere Tony Abbott, it took just two meetings for PM Modi to become BFF (Best Friends Forever) with the prominent faces.But how does he manage that? Is it the magic of ‘Jaadu-Ki-Jhappi' aka hug which is doing wonders for PM Modi?To get a more clear picture let's get back into the past and have a look at the best bear-hug moments of PM Narendra Modi:1. PM Narendra Modi hugs Barcak ObamaKeeping 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 ModiIt 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 AbbottUnexpected! But truly charming! Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott received a heartily hug from his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi during the G20 summit on November 15.Australian Premiere was hosting the event and welcoming G20 leaders at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. After the formal handshake, Modi embraced Abbott to which he happily responded.Interestingly, Narendra Modi became the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Australia in 28 years after Rajiv Gandhi in 1986.The chemistry between the two leaders developed when Abbott arrived in India for a two day visit in September last year. During his visit, India and Australia scripted history by inking civil nuclear deal for the supply of uranium in the country.4. Obama and Modi hug againModi and Obama's bromance didn't remain limited to the IGI Airport, the two hugged again after a joint press conference at Hyderabad house.President Obama, speaking after PM Modi, said namaste and then in Hindi, "Mera pyar bhara namaskar."As premieres of two democratic countries, Narendra Modi and Barack Obama enjoy good rapport which has helped in strengthening the relationship between India and United States.The biggest irony was that Mr. Modi, who was prohibited from entering United States till 2013, was standing next to US President as the Prime Minister of India.5. Tony Abbott's bear-hugs with PM Narendra ModiAfter 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. With candid pictures and appreciation tweets pouring in form both Modi and Abbott, the media gossiped about their budding bromance and friendship.Interestingly, Mr. Abbott was the first foreign leader to call on Mr. Modi after his appointment as India's prime minister.

Top 5 'jaadu-ki-jhappi' moments of PM Narendra Modi in last 1 year

Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to mastered the art of developing soulful relations with the world leaders.Be it US President Barack Obama or Australian Premiere Tony Abbott, it took just two meetings for PM Modi

4. Obama and Modi hug again

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