Images generated by artificial intelligence depicting Elon Musk as an Indian groom were posted on the Instagram page Rolling Canvas Presentations. The photos, accompanied by a descriptive caption, depict Elon Musk in various Indian attires. “In my imagination, Elon Musk had an Indian ceremony when he got married. From the days when we painted our imaginations on paper to the present, when we can communicate our ideas to computers/AI and have them materialized, we have come a long way. It is fascinating to be alive at this time and to be a part of a potential transition. Not positive if it’s for the best or the worst, but it’s occurring. The world is rapidly transforming,” the caption of the Instagram post reads.

One of the images from the series was shared on Twitter with the following caption: “A midjourney art of Elon Musk in Indian attire is going viral in India.” Musk responded to this tweet by exclaiming, “I love it!”

A midjourney art of Elon Musk in an Indian attire is going viral in India. 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/LD1KuIAHET

— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) June 3, 2023

Elon Musk provided his response just hours ago. Since its publication, it has gone ubiquitous. The tech billionaire’s tweet has garnered close to 1.5 million views to date, and the number is rapidly rising. In addition, the share has garnered a number of likes and comments.

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Here’s how Twitter users reacted:

“We also love this,” commented a Twitter user. “You’ll look really cool in Indian attire,” joined another. “Same. So adorable, remarked a third. “I truly believe this is a good appearance. You could definitely carry it off,” wrote a fourth.

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Modi addressed the members of the Indian diaspora at a community function celebrating the country’s dynamic and diverse Indian diaspora, in the midst of tremendous community member enthusiasm.

Top points on PM Modi in Sydney:

1.”The last time I saw someone on this stage was Bruce Springsteen and he did not get the welcome that Prime Minister Modi has got. Prime Minister Modi is the boss,” said Albanese at the community event. Springsteen is nicknamed ‘The Boss’ and his concert in Australia didn’t fetch a crowd as big as Modi’s, according to Albanese.

"The last time I saw someone on this stage was Bruce Springsteen and he did not get the welcome that Prime Minister Modi has got. Prime Minister Modi is the boss," says Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the community event in Sydney. pic.twitter.com/eZRh7LcCzw

— Parshottam Rupala (मोदी का परिवार) (@PRupala) May 23, 2023

2. Addressing the community event, Modi said, “When I came here in 2014, I made a promise to you that you will not have to wait for 28 years for an Indian Prime Minister. So, here I am in Sydney once again.”

3. “Our lifestyles may be different but now Yoga also connects us. We have been connected due to cricket for a long. But now tennis and films are also connecting us. We might prepare food in different manners but Masterchef is connecting us now.”

4. Modi said he heard has heard that Chatkazz ‘Chaat’ and ‘Jalebi’ from Jaipur Sweets at Harris Park are very delicious. “I want you all to take my friend Australian PM Albanese to that place,” Modi said.

5. “Mutual trust and mutual respect have not developed only due to the diplomatic relations of India-Australia. The real reason, the real power is – all of you Indians who live in Australia,” Modi said.

6. The event’s organisers, the Indian Australian Diaspora Foundation (IADF), are expecting a crowd of more than 20,000. The programme started with cultural performances.

7. Supporters of Modi have organised special buses from Brisbane and Canberra. Before leaving for Japan to attend the G7 Summit in Hiroshima, Modi said he will meet the Indian community in Sydney at a special event.

8. Modi and Albanese will have a bilateral meeting on Wednesday.

9. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016 census, 619,164 people in Australia declared that they were of ethnic Indian ancestry. This comprises 2.8 per cent of the Australian population. Among those, 592,000 were born in India. Prime Minister Modi last visited Australia in 2014.

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Albanese stated that the leaders of Australia, the United States, India, and Japan – the Quad grouping – would likely convene this weekend on the sidelines of the G7 in Japan, according to media.

Albanese reported that Biden informed him he was “disappointed” that he would not be able to visit Australia and that the Quad leaders would instead attempt to meet on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Hiroshima.

“On Saturday and Sunday, President Biden, Prime Minister Kishida, Prime Minister Modi, and I will attend the G7 summit in Hiroshima. We are endeavoring to meet during that time, and I will have a bilateral conversation with President Biden,” he said at a press conference.

“At this time, we do not have a set date for this arrangement,” he added.

Albanese stated that it is still feasible for Prime Minister Modi and his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida to visit Australia the following week.

“We are discussing today with the Quad leaders.” We’ll make additional pronouncements in this regard, but Prime Minister Modi would be most welcome here next week,” he said.

“We had very successful bilateral meetings with Prime Minister Kishida at the end of last year, just a few months ago, in Perth,” he added.

Albanese described the relationship with Japan as “extremely significant.” Additionally, he recalled receiving “the warmest of welcomes from Indian Prime Minister Modi in March.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will depart on a three-nation tour during which he will participate in the G-7 Summit in Japan and the Quad Leaders’ Summit in Australia, according to a Ministry of External Affairs press release.

From May 19 to 21, the Prime Minister will travel to Hiroshima, Japan, for the G-7 Summit under the Japanese Presidency. At the invitation of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, he is visiting Japan. In Papua New Guinea, Prime Minister Modi will participate in bilateral engagements, including meetings with Governor-General Sir Bob Dadae and Prime Minister James Marape.

The external affairs ministry announced that PM Modi will then visit Sydney from May 22 to 24 to participate in the Quad Leaders Summit. The Prime Minister will travel from Japan to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, where he will co-host the third Summit of the Forum for India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC III Summit) on May 22.

In an earlier interview with media, in response to a query about the Quad meeting, Australian Prime Minister Albanese stated, “No, only the US President’s visit has been postponed. Therefore, this will occur in the future. The following day, we will discuss the Quad meeting with our partners.

Albanese stated in an interview on media Sydney Breakfast with James Valentine that a meeting with a senior-level US representative was possible. According to him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Australia and has a bilateral agenda. The quadruple summit is scheduled for May 24.

Albanese responded affirmatively when asked if the meeting could still occur in Sydney with India and Japan, adding that it could also occur with a senior-level United States representative. Prime Minister Modi has an organized bilateral agenda, so I am confident that he will be present. And, of course, we have a significant and growing diaspora here in Australia, as well as upcoming events, including a large event at Kudos Arena on Tuesday night.”

In response to a query regarding a meeting between the four leaders of the Quad in Japan, Anthony Albanese stated, “Yes, he will attempt to convene a meeting given that all four leaders will be in Japan over the weekend. Therefore, we will engage in bilateral dialogue. However, we will hopefully find a time when the four of us can sit down together. We will have to organize the logistics of the Quad meeting in Sydney over the next day or so, in consultation with our partners in the United States, Japan, and India.

Albanese responded that he spoke with Biden before 6 a.m. today when asked when he learned that Biden had postponed his visit to Australia. He stated that they have a problem with the potential delay of the budget in their parliamentary procedure, which is similar to that of Congress and the Senate in the United States.

Albanese stated that the deadline for resolving the impasse regarding the debt ceiling is June 1, and Biden informed him that the week preceding June 1 will be “critical” and that he will postpone his trip to Australia. He stated that Biden has accepted his invitation for a state visit to the United States later this year. The Australian prime minister announced that he and Vice President Biden will meet in Hiroshima.

The White House announced earlier today that Vice President Joe Biden would not be traveling to Australia and Papua New Guinea as planned. Biden will attend this week’s Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Hiroshima, Japan.

“President Biden will return to the United States on Sunday, following the conclusion of the G7 summit, in order to confer with congressional leaders to ensure that action is taken to avert default by the deadline. The President informed Prime Minister Albanese of the postponement of his voyage to Australia earlier today. In addition, he extended an invitation to the Prime Minister for an official state visit at a time determined by the teams. The team of the President informed the team of the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, according to a statement by White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

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The statement continued, “We look forward to finding additional avenues of engagement with Australia, the Quad, Papua New Guinea, and the leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum in the coming year.”

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The Thunder, who for the first time since 2013 included the famous David Warner, were rolled for 111, and the Scorchers pursued the meagre target with 43 balls to spare.

The Thunder’s lone bright spot was young gun Ollie Davies’ third half-century in the Big Bash League, while Scorchers veteran AJ Tye took three wickets in the first innings.

The Scorchers’ opening batsman, Cameron Bancroft, responded with an unbeaten 55 (40), helping the defending champions reach their target of 112 runs with nine wickets in hand.

David Payne, making his Big Bash League debut after the Scorchers won the toss and opted to play first, struck early by dismissing Thunder wicketkeeper Matthew Gilkes for a duck with an outswinger that nicked off the outside edge.

A.K.A. Lance “The Wild Thing” After that, Morris joined in and got rid of Sam Whiteman for 2 runs after catching a leading edge at deep third man.

Warner, making his return to BBL action after a nine-year absence, and young gun Ollie Davies helped steady the ship with a 67-run stand for the third wicket.

Warner messed up a lap shot and was caught behind for 19 (20) just as Davies celebrated his half-century, falling victim to Scorchers paceman Matthew Kelly.

David Warner's leadership ban could soon be over as Cricket Australia debates the prospect of losing a potential #BBL drawcard to an overseas rival. @BenHorne8 has exclusive details: https://t.co/ERQHVdfafG pic.twitter.com/tPfOZErMfO

— Courier Mail Sport (@cmail_sport) June 23, 2022

Davies got to fifty off of 30 balls, but Alex Ross was dismissed for a shaky 3 off of Kelly’s bowling. Ross was caught at deep third man.

The 22-year-old put on a show until he was out in the 13th over, when he was stumped for 52 (36 runs) while rushing down the pitch at Scorchers spinner Ashton Agar.

Morris claimed his second victim of the night when Ben Cutting was caught by Cameron Bancroft at midwicket for 9 (8).

At Sydney Showground, wickets continued to fall when Daniel Sams top-edged a draw shot into deep fine leg for 3 (6) and captain Chris Green followed him back to the pavilion a few minutes later.

Amid a catastrophic collapse that saw them lose 6-25 in quick succession, the Thunder saw Scorchers veteran AJ Tye add insult to injury by delivering a wicket maiden against their Power Surge.

Even though Nathan McAndrew offered some late excitement, he was eventually caught for 21 (17) by Bancroft, who made a spectacular diving catch at the long-on boundary rope.

Former Australian bowler Brett Lee exclaimed, “You’ve got to be kidding me” on Fox Cricket’s commentary.

Wow, that’s quite the catch… Where’s Bancroft’s cape now that he’s in the air?

MVP of the Game Tye finished off the tail by picking up two more wickets in the final over, giving him a total of three for twenty-seven in four overs and making him the tournament’s leading wicket-taker.

Bancroft and Stephen Eskinazi then put up a 77-run opening stand to bring the Scorchers dangerously close to their objective.

Although McAndrew finally broke the partnership in the ninth over when Eskinazi departed for 40 (26) after miscuing a pull shot, it was too little, too late for the Thunder.

The Scorchers reached their goal thanks to the efforts of Bancroft and all-rounder Aaron Hardie (11 not out off 11 balls), thereby increasing their advantage at the top of the BBL standings. The Thunder, however, have dropped to fifth place.

Sydney Thunder XI

David Warner, Matthew Gilkes (wk), Sam Whiteman, Oliver Davies, Alex Ross, Daniel Sams, Ben Cutting, Nathan McAndrew, Chris Green (c), Brendan Doggett, Usman Qadir.

The Perth Scorchers XI

Cameron Bancroft, Stephen Eskinazi, Aaron Hardie, Josh Inglis (wicketkeeper), Ashton Turner (captain), Nick Hobson, Ashton Agar, Matthew Kelly, Andrew Tye, David Payne, and Lance Morris.

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