Moscow: National Broadcasting Company (NBC's) leading journalist Megyn Kelly needed to confront the anger of the Twitteratti for requesting that an unimaginable question Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is exceptionally dynamic via social media and has a massive following.

At the state dinner party tossed at Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg with Russian President Putin and Modi, Kelly set out to ask if the Indian PM was dynamic on Twitter.

Curiously, Kelly likewise posted a photo of her collaboration with PM Modi on Twitter.

At state dinner party at Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg with Russian President Putin and Indian PM Modi. More tonight @NBCNightlyNews pic.twitter.com/FX5kjfIJAf

— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) 1 June 2017

PM Modi excessively posted a photo of his collaboration with columnists later.

Before dinner, had a brief interaction with noted journalist & commentator @megynkelly, moderator of tomorrow's session at the @SPIEF. pic.twitter.com/5CQ58Zn5hP

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 1 June 2017

Kelly posed this question amid her communication with the Prime Minister and Russian President Vladimir Putin at state supper party tossed by the last at Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg.

This funny circumstance occurred when Prime Minister Modi commended Kelly for her photo on Twitter where she is posturing with an umbrella, to which the apparently shocked asked the Prime Minister "Are you on Twitter?"

An obviously grinning Prime Minister Modi ignored her question.

What took after was enormous scorn and reaction for the correspondent on TwiTter.

Here are some of those responses:-

EXCLUSIVE: NBC News' @megynkelly joins Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi ahead of tomorrow's International Economic Forum in Russia. pic.twitter.com/L12ahtuTDO

— NBC News (@NBCNews) 1 June 2017

Dear @megynkelly here is ur twitter profile vs @narendramodi sir profile,still u ask that r u on twitter. Wats d population f ur country btw pic.twitter.com/bFcanO6iLP

— Kumar Amritansh (@Banarasi_Hindu) 2 June 2017

NBC's Megyn Kelly asks PM Narendra Modi, ‘Are you on Twitter’

Washington: President Donald Trump on Thursday pulled back the US from the historic point Paris climate accord, disconnecting America in international efforts to battle a global warming.

Trump reported the US is pulling back from the Paris Climate Agreement due to the "draconian financial and economic burdens" the agreement imposes on his country.

While announcing the bid decision, which was excoriated by numerous world pioneers, Trump hit out at China and India saying as indicated by the Paris Climate deal terms, Beijing will be permitted many coal plants, and New Delhi will be permitted to twofold its coal creation by 2020, yet not the US.

He said the US will start arrangements to return the Paris Agreement "on terms that are reasonable for the United States".

"Keeping in mind the end goal to satisfy my grave obligation to secure our subjects, the United States will pull back from the Paris Climate Accord... We are getting out and we will begin to renegotiate," Trump said at the Rose Garden of the White House.

World pioneers reprimand Trump's choice

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker lashed as "seriously wrong" US President Donald Trump's choice to pull back from the Paris atmosphere bargain.

Barack Obama hammered his successor President Donald Trump for hauling out of the Paris climate deal, cautioning that the move would see the United States "reject the future" by not submitting to the assention.

Dutch Minister for the Environment Sharon Dijksma named the Trump's declaration as a 'historic mistake'.

France, Germany, Italy issued a joint statement saying the Paris climate deal can't be renegotiated.

French President Emmanuel Macron said Donald Trump had made a noteworthy blunder by relinquishing the Paris climate agreement.

Paris Paris climate agreement can't be renegotiated: UNFCCC

The Paris Climate Change Agreement embraced by 194 nations is a noteworthy arrangement and can't be renegotiated, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) said on Friday.

The Paris Agreement remains a noteworthy bargain marked by 194 and approved by 147 nations. Accordingly it can't be renegotiated in light of the demand of a solitary Party (the US), the UNFCCC said in an announcement here.

Donald Trump pulls back US from Paris climate accord, targets India, China; world pioneers slam decision