Former US President Barack Obama said  that he can cook a lot of pulse and his credit goes to him along with the Indian

Former US President Barack Obama said  that he can cook a lot of pulse and his credit goes to him along with the Indian

Former US President Barack Obama said  that he can cook a lot of pulse and his credit goes to him along with the Indian and Pakistani friends living in the room, whose mothers taught him how to make this. He said here at the Hindustan Leadership   Summit, “Last night I went to dinner and there was some pulse was. Some people tried to explain to me what the pulse is. I told them that I know what is the dal because I has an Indian and a Pakistani friend whose mothers taught me how to cook lentils. ” He said, “I am convinced of the fact that I am the first US President to who can cook very good lentilis which is magnificent. . ‘Dal is eaten extensively in South Asia. But when Obama was asked if he could make a chapati he said, “No, it is very hot. You have to flower it. It is difficult, it is difficult. ” Earlier, former US President Barack Obama said that the alliance between Indo-US could be a “crucial partnership of 21st century” and the future pattern would depend on the young people of both countries. In the Town Hall organized by the Obama Foundation, he addressed young leaders from all over India. He said that what he wants to focus most on his remaining career is training the next generation leadership in the whole world. Obama also said that he will continue to fight against discrimination and racial forces. He said that India, which is the youngest population in the world, has a very important place for world. He said that both India and America have a lot of diversity and they have many common values. The former President said that the relationship between the two countries can be a decisive partnership for the 21st century. He said, “I also believe that deciding the future structure depends on young people.” Questioned Obama about the discriminatory laws in India on which he said that he did not want to talk about local laws but advised him to send his voice away So over the concept of the separation. Obama said that in the 1980s when he was in the College, many states of America had discriminatory laws against homosexuals. Now many conservatives believe that people should not be discriminated against because of their sexual orientation Obama also said that he had “privately” raised the issue of religious intolerance with India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi. Modi is a Hindu nationalist whose more radical supporters have been accused of inflaming tensions with Muslims and other minority communities in Hindu-majority India. “A country shouldn’t be divided on sectarian lines and that is something I have told Prime Minister Modi in person . . . People see the differences between each other much too vividly and miss the commonalities,” Obama said. Tension between minority groups and religious communities in India, one of the world’s most diverse countries, have long existed, but some critics in India think that intolerance has increased during Modi’s administration. He advised young leaders to improve things and accept change as they can never get 100% in what they want.]]>