Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US reflected the diaspora's euphoria, the unrelenting optimism from both governments in bilateral partnership, and the depth and bonds of friendship in the people-to-people engagement, a top India-centric American strategic group has said. Modi is on a three-day visit to the US, during which he attended the Quad Leaders' Summit in Wilmington on Saturday, addressed thousands of members of the Indian-American community on Sunday at a mega community event in Long Island and addressed the UN's Summit of the Future on Monday.

He also held bilateral discussions with world leaders on all three days. "What was evinced during Prime Minister Modi's recent visit was the euphoria of the diaspora, the unrelenting optimism from both governments in the partnership, and the depth and bonds of friendship in the people-to-people engagement," the US India Strategic and Partnership Forum (USISPF) said in a statement on Monday. During the mega 'Modi&US' community event, the prime minister addressed a packed Nassau Veterans Coliseum with more than 13,000 Indian Americans. While the majority of them were from the New York and New Jersey area, Indian Americans came in from 40 States, according to organisers. The USISPF thanked President Biden for strengthening ties with India, underscoring that whichever candidate wins the November 5 presidential elections in the US will continue to deepen the strategic relationship with New Delhi.