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 Praises Modi, India In Call After Winning US Presidential Election—What You Need To Know
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (6 November) dialled US President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate the American leader on winning the US presidential election. During their call, both leaders agreed to work together for world peace.
Vajpayee was followed by Manmohan Singh, who led an unwieldy coalition that nonetheless passed major legislation creating, among other things, a rural-jobs scheme, a right-to-information act and ...
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PM Modi Says One Rank, One Pension Scheme A Significant Step Towards India's Gratitude To Its HeroesAs the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme completed 10 years of implementation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the implementation of the scheme for veterans was a significant step ...
The IOA submits letter of intent to IOC Future Host Commission amid ongoing internal conflict at the organisation.
(Bloomberg) -- Few leaders in Asia are more happy to see Donald Trump heading back to the White House than Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ... Trump’s return gives Modi a chance to bolster ...
A dramatic political rupture between India and Canada has cast a spotlight on a top confidante of Prime Minister Narendra ...
India-US relations. Trump’s foreign policy has always emphasised “America First”, suggesting that his next term could be marked by more pronounced isolationism. However, his warm rapport with Indian ...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have held wide-ranging discussions to bolster strategic ...
Modi became one of the first major leaders to congratulate Trump on his “historic” win in Tuesday’s election, posting his ...
Gaurav Sawant read out a tweet from the verified parody account @narendram0dee and misattributed it to Narendra Modi.
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