Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined the Quad summit in the US with leaders from Australia and Japan. Hosted by President Joe Biden, the summit addressed health security, technology, and climate change.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the US on Saturday to attend the Quad Leaders’ Summit, the Summit of the Future and the Quad Cancer Moonshot event. He also held bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden.

During the recent Quad Summit, President Joe Biden awkwardly forgot Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's name. A video shared on X captures the moment, generating considerable buzz on social media. The 81-year-old president was wrapping up his speech at the Cancer Moonshot event and eagerly awaited cues from his aide.

US President Joe Biden experienced another brief moment of confusion during a Quad event in Delaware on Sunday, when he momentarily forgot to introduce Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on stage.

As PM Modi joined Biden on stage, the US President quickly lightened the mood with a joke and a friendly gesture. Modi addressed the QUAD leaders’ Summit and highlighted the Cancer Moonshot initiative.

Earlier in July this year, Biden had referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Russian President Vladimir Putin at a NATO summit in Washington. ​​

PM Modi's emotional farewell meeting with President Biden highlights their close friendship and collaborative efforts on global issues during Modi's US visit

The US President hosted Modi at his personal residence in Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday and the two leaders also held wide-ranging talks covering various key aspects of India-US ties.

US President Joe Biden was part of another gaffe during the Quad Summit meeting at his residence in , Delaware on Saturday (Sep 21) with leaders of the powerful alliance around. As Biden was finishing up his speech and preparing to introduce Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi,