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American singer Mary Millben marked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 75th birthday with a special tribute that quickly went viral. In a heartfelt video message, Millben sang a birthday song for PM Modi, offered prayers for his health and prosperity, and called him a “friend” while extending blessings to India and its people.

She began with a warm greeting: “Namaste, hello to my beloved India and Indian communities across the world.”

She wished the Prime Minister a happy birthday and invited people worldwide to join her in singing for him. With a smile, she sang the birthday song and said, “I hope you are doing well today. I hope you gave yourself the day off, since it is your birthday.”

Millben also offered a prayer for PM Modi’s health and future. She thanked God for his life, leadership, and legacy. “Bless him with good health and prosperity. Let your spirit of love, joy, and peace surround him. May all of his heart’s desires be fulfilled,” she said.

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She concluded her message with, “Bless you, Prime Minister Modi. God bless India and may God bless the US-India relationship. For truly, we are stronger together.”

Nationwide Celebrations

PM Modi marked his birthday with official engagements. He visited Dhar in Madhya Pradesh and inspected camps under the new program Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar. The initiative focuses on women’s health and family empowerment. He was welcomed warmly by locals and received traditional handicrafts and cultural gifts. The visit highlighted both development efforts and the region’s cultural heritage.

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Across India, BJP leaders and supporters organised events to celebrate PM Modi’s birthday. Activities included tree plantation drives, blood donation camps, and welfare programs for communities.

PM Modi was born on September 17, 1950, in Vadnagar, a small town in Gujarat’s Mehsana district. On this occasion, greetings poured in from across India and around the world. Several global leaders, including Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Bhutan PM Tshering Tobgay, and former UK PM Rishi Sunak, extended their wishes.