I Consider PM Modi as My Elder Brother & Mentor: Bhutan PM Tobgay
In a heartwarming display of admiration and respect, Bhutan Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay has revealed that he considers Prime Minister Narendra Modi as his elder brother and mentor. The two leaders met in Thailand recently, and Tobgay couldn’t help but sing praises about Modi, describing him as a “spiritual leader” and a “spiritual master”.
During an interview, Tobgay shared his thoughts on Modi, stating, “Every meeting with him is very special.” He also revealed that after listening to Modi’s podcast with Lex Fridman, he was deeply impressed and felt a sense of spiritual fulfillment. “I saw a spiritual leader,” Tobgay said. “I felt like I was listening to a spiritual master. It was very spiritually fulfilling.”
Tobgay’s admiration for Modi is not a new development. The two leaders have had a long-standing relationship, and their mutual respect and admiration for each other has been well-documented. In fact, Tobgay has often spoken about the strong bond he shares with Modi, and the two have been known to share warm and intimate moments during their meetings.
So, what is it about Modi that inspires such admiration and respect from Tobgay? For one, the Bhutanese Prime Minister has been deeply impressed by Modi’s commitment to spiritual growth and self-reflection. In an era where politics is often dominated by materialistic and selfish interests, Modi’s focus on self-improvement and personal growth is a refreshing change.
Tobgay has also spoken about how Modi’s spiritual practices have had a profound impact on his own life. “He is a very spiritual person,” Tobgay has said. “He has a very strong connection with nature and the universe. He is a very humble and gentle person, and that has had a big impact on me.”
But it’s not just Modi’s personal qualities that have impressed Tobgay. The Bhutanese Prime Minister has also been impressed by Modi’s commitment to his country and its people. Despite being the Prime Minister of India, one of the world’s largest and most populous countries, Modi has never lost sight of his roots and his connection to his people.
Tobgay has often spoken about how Modi’s leadership has inspired him, and how he has sought to emulate Modi’s example in his own life. “He is a very strong leader,” Tobgay has said. “He has a very strong sense of duty and responsibility. He is a very compassionate and empathetic person, and that has inspired me to be a better leader.”
In recent years, India and Bhutan have enjoyed a particularly strong relationship, with both countries working closely together on a range of issues, from trade and commerce to education and culture. Modi’s government has been particularly supportive of Bhutan, and the two countries have signed several important agreements aimed at promoting bilateral cooperation and friendship.
Given the strong bond between Modi and Tobgay, it’s no surprise that their meetings are always special and memorable. In fact, Tobgay has often spoken about how their meetings are like “family reunions”, where they can talk freely and openly about their thoughts and ideas.
In conclusion, Bhutan Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay’s admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a testament to the strong bond between the two leaders. Modi’s commitment to spiritual growth, self-reflection, and his connection to nature and the universe has inspired Tobgay, and their friendship is a shining example of the power of international diplomacy and cooperation.
