Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump has this special message for India after her second visit
Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump, who had arrived in India for her two-day visit with the President of the US and the First Lady Melania Trump on 24 February, has shared a lovely post on Instagram on Wednesday.
A day after returning to the US from India, Ivanka has shared a photo in which she and her husband Jared Kushner were seen having good time at Taj Mahal. She captioned the picture, “Thank you, India!”
In the snapshot, the lovebirds were holding hands in the backdrop of the Wonder of the World.
Her post has garnered millions of likes in no time. Even her comment section also filled with several reactions that read, “Thanks for coming to India…hope to see you soon again.”
Ivanka Trump landed in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad on 24 February along with Donald Trump, Melania Trump and husband Jared Kushner, including other US delegates. Trumps were received by PM Modi at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on Monday morning.
After landing, Trumps attended the Namaste Trump cultural event at the world’s largest cricket ground i.e. Motera Stadium. After then, they visited Agra to tour the Taj Mahal before moving towards their final destination i.e. New Delhi.
Besides Donald Trump's meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ivanka Trump was also in limelight for her outfits and looks that she chose for her second trip to India.
However, her first-day dress became the talk of the two as she had already worn it before in 2019 for her Argentina trip.
But, her Indian attire designed by Anita Dongre i.e. off-white sherwani and pants made headlines. Her regal look for 25 February event at Rashtrapati Bhavan left everyone stunned.
In the evening, she also attended the banquet dinner at the Rashtrapati Bhavan with Jared that was hosted by PM Modi. For the dinner, Ivanka was looking magnificent in an Anarkali suit from the shelves of Rohit Bal.
During the two-day visit, Donald Trump and PM Modi involved in bilateral talks and US-India signed a defence deal of $3 billion.
First published: 27 February 2020, 11:16 IST