TIL Desk/National/New Delhi/ “Abhinandan” used to mean welcome, but its meaning would change now, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Saturday in an apparent reference to the IAF pilot released by Pakistan. The world takes note of what India does and the nation has the power to “change dictionary meanings”, Modi said at a housing ministry event here.
His remarks came a day after IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman was handed over to India by Pakistan after being in captivity for nearly three days. He was captured on February 27 by Pakistan following a dogfight between the two air forces in which his MIG-21 was shot down.
“The
world takes note of what India does … India has the strength to change the
meaning of words in the dictionary.”Abhinandan once used to mean welcome. And
now the meaning of Abhinandan will change,” he said. Soon after the pilot
was released, Modi had tweeted, “Welcome Home Wing Commander Abhinandan!
The nation is proud of your exemplary courage.

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