Modi, India and Trump

India's Modi extends 'heartiest congratulations' to Trump
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he looks forward to strengthening India-US ties, as he extended his "heartiest congratulations" to Donald Trump on being re-elected US president. "Heartiest congratulations my friend [Donald Trump] on your historic election victory,
Trump Victory Gives Modi Chance to Reset India’s Image With West
Few leaders in Asia are more happy to see Donald Trump heading back to the White House than Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
PM Modi Dials Donald Trump, Says Will Work Closely Once Again 'To Strengthen India-US Relations'
During the phone call, PM Modi congratulated President Trump on the decisive victory and the performance of Republican Party in the Congressional elections.
PM Narendra Modi Congratulates Donald Trump on Historic Election Victory and Its Implications for India-U.S. Partnership
PM Narendra Modi congratulates Donald Trump on his historic election victory, highlighting the significance for India-U.S. partnership.- Watch Video on English Oneindia
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‘India and Modi are magnificent’, says US President-elect Donald Trump
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday spoke to US President-elect Donald Trump and congratulated him again on the Republican nominee's victory.
India's Modi Congratulates Trump On 'Historic Election Victory'
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Donald Trump for a "historic election victory" Wednesday, adding that he was looking forward to working with the vote frontrunner.
Narendra Modi Extends Congratulations To Donald Trump On Election Win, Envisions Robust India-US Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Donald Trump on his recent election victory, expressing optimism for strengthening the India-US partnership. What Happened: Modi, on Wednesday, used the social media platform X to extend his congratulations to his “friend” Trump on his significant electoral victory.
Narendra Modi congratulates Donald Trump on Election Victory
Here the PM went on to congratulate him on his return to the President of US office as US election counting trends pointed towards the Republican win. In a post on X, the Prime Minister said, “My friend @realDonaldTrump heartiest congratulations on the historic election victory.
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Trump 2.0: India Today Anchor Reads Parody Modi X Post; Corrects Later
Gaurav Sawant read out a tweet from the verified parody account @narendram0dee and misattributed it to Narendra Modi.
Will Donald Trump-Narendra Modi Personal Chemistry Bring Gains For India? Arnab's View
Will Donald Trump-Narendra Modi Personal Chemistry Bring Gains For India? Arnab's View ...
Modi’s Top Aide in Spotlight as India-Canada Feud Worsens
A dramatic political rupture between India and Canada has cast a spotlight on a top confidante of Prime Minister Narendra ...
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PM Modi, US President-elect Trump commit to strengthening bilateral ties in phone call: MEA
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President-elect Donald Trump have "reaffirmed their commitment" to working together to further strengthen bilateral ties across a range of ...
India and Germany look to bolster ties as Modi and Scholz hold talks in New Delhi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have held wide-ranging discussions to bolster strategic ...
Donald Trump victory gives Narendra Modi chance to reset India’s image with West
Modi became one of the first major leaders to congratulate Trump on his “historic” win in Tuesday’s election, posting his ...
Clips misleadingly edited to make it seem world leaders refused handshake with India PM Modi
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attended high-profile diplomatic meetings in October 2024, a misleadingly edited ...
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Trump's personalised form of diplomacy might work for India: Ex-UN envoy
Syed Akbaruddin, India's former envoy to the UN, said that US President-elect Donald Trump's personalised form of diplomacy could work in India's favour."He (Trump) has never held back saying that he ...