PM Modi-Donald Trump Meeting: When and Where to Watch, Check Live Streaming Details

Prime Minister Narendra Modi  landed in the US on Wednesday (local time) for a two-day official visit, which encompasses a bilateral meeting with President Donald Trump . Prime Minister Modi's initial engagement upon arriving in the US was a meeting with Tulsi Gabbard, who had just been confirmed as Director of National Intelligence. 

This marks PM Modi’s first official bilateral visit to the US since President Trump began his second term, placing him among a handful of foreign leaders visiting Washington shortly after the new administration took office. 

Additionally, during his visit, the Prime Minister is expected to meet with Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, who also leads Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), according to Reuters. 

PM Modi-Donald Trump Meeting: When and Where to Watch 

The meeting will be broadcast live on PM Modi's and the Ministry of External Affairs official social media platforms, as well as covered live by television news channels. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump will hold a press conference on Thursday during their meeting in Washington, as confirmed by the White House. This press briefing by PM Modi is a rare event. According to the White House statement on Wednesday, their joint press conference with Trump is scheduled for 1710 ET (2200 GMT), which corresponds to 01:30 AM IST the following day.

PM Modi Receives Rousing Welcome  

PM Modi was warmly welcomed by the Indian diaspora outside Blair House, his official residence during his two-day visit to the US. Despite the cold weather, supporters gathered to greet the Prime Minister enthusiastically. 

Taking to X, PM Modi shared pictures of the occasion and expressed his gratitude, saying - “A warm reception in the winter chill! Despite the cold weather, the Indian diaspora in Washington DC has welcomed me with a very special welcome. My gratitude to them.” 

PM Modi visited the US previously in June 2017, and President Trump undertook a state visit to India in February 2020. Since November 2024, the two leaders have had two phone conversations, the first on November 6, 2024, and the second on January 27, 2025.