Modi with top CEOs of India and the UK

“This diversity is our specialty, our pride and our strength”, He said people were astounded when they saw the harmony in the country despite the diverse religions, over 100 languages and different food and culture.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R), Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron (2nd R) and his wife Samantha (3rd R) meet performers in at Wembley Stadium in London November 13, 2015.

The Indian Prime Minister was also hosted for lunch by Queen Elizabeth II along with Duke of Edinburgh Price Philip. Modi and Cameron both vowed Thursday to use United Kingdom knowhow and investment to help modernize the world’s largest democracy, India.

While Prime Minister Modi has begun the second day of his three-day visit, deals worth almost 9.2 billion pounds have already been announced, which include 28 business-to-business agreements.

In his opening statements, British Prime Minister David Cameron referred to Modi’s perspective and objective for transforming India.

The crowd chanted “Modi, Modi” through his 80-minute speech. The British Prime Minister was vocal about UK’s desire to build a strong partnership with India.

“As I stand here my countrymen have handed me a new responsibility”.

Nirmala Rajasingam, one of the protest organisers, said: “We have been protesting against the Modi government for a very long time because the matters of the Gujarat atrocities have not been settled yet”.

Friday evening he is set to address about 60,000 people from India’s expatriate community in London’s Wembley Stadium.

The two sides signed a civil nuclear pact and made a decision to collaborate in the field of defence and cyber security.

He said: “They see in prime minister Modi, especially after his tremendous election result past year, a man that is filled with hope and aspiration and somebody who is decisive”.

“As many as 18,000 villages need electricity”.

Britain has rolled out the red carpet for Modi, but the Indian premier’s arrival has also drawn protests. Numerous protestors were Sikhs, Kashmiris and Dalits.