A ceremony in Mumbai marked the opening of a Hindu temple in France, drawing guests from 40 countries and prompting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to remark on the improved diplomatic ties.
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During its inauguration, guests from 40 countries attended.[1]
Prime Minister Modi said that the relations have reached new heights.[1]
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Opening Ceremony
At 1:40 a.m. local time on 7 September 2026, a formal ceremony in Mumbai inaugurated the first Hindu temple in France, signalling a historic milestone for the Hindu diaspora abroad.[1]
Global Participation
The event attracted dignitaries and visitors from 40 nations, underscoring the temple’s international significance.[1]
Modi’s Comment on Indo‑French Relations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the inauguration, stating that the ties between India and France had ‘reached new heights’ thanks to initiatives such as this project.[1]
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