SEOUL: The world's perception of India has changed in the past one year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address to the Indian community in Seoul.
"In the last one year the world's perception about India has changed," Modi said amid loud chants of "Modi, Modi" when he interacted with the Indian community here. "Today people are excited to come to India. This is the mood that has changed. And after all, the people make the Nation," he tweeted.
"India is being seen as the fastest growing economy of the world," he said. Modi arrived in Seoul, in the last leg of his three-nation visit that also took him to China and Mongolia.
"Immense enthusiasm as PM narendramodi reaches South Korea," the Prime Minister's Office tweeted with a picture of Indian diaspora members enthusiastically greeting the prime minister. "Indian community welcomes PM narendramodi to South Korea," the PMO tweeted.
"Annyeonghaseyo to the land of the morning calm! PM @narendramodi arrives in Seoul," external affairs ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted.
President Park will host a banquet in honour of the Indian prime minister.
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