A revival of multilateralism, steered by India
4 years, 9 months ago

A revival of multilateralism, steered by India

The Hindu  

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought out in sharp relief the compelling reality that has been staring us in the face for the past several years. We have to be victorious with the power of our resolution of ‘Collaborate to Create’.” He went on to observe that while the world today is “inter-connected, inter-related and also interdependent”, it has “not been able to come on a single platform or frame a Global Agenda, a global goal of how to overcome world poverty, how to end terrorism, how to handle Climate Change issues.” Mr. Modi lauded his government’s policy of seeking friendship with all countries as contrasted from the earlier policy of non-alignment. This is the very essence of India’s foreign policy and the economic policy of India today.” India’s foreign policy Mr. Modi may wish to distinguish his foreign policy from that of his predecessors, but what he describes as its “essence” is hardly distinguishable from the basic principles of Indian foreign policy since Nehru. The Prime Minister’s plea for global collaboration to deal with a densely inter-connected world is in line with India’s traditional foreign policy. If one has to look for a “single platform” where a Global Voice could be created, as the Prime Minister suggested, surely a reformed and strengthened U.N. should be on India’s agenda.

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An India-China reset needs bold and new thinking
1 week, 5 days ago

An India-China reset needs bold and new thinking

The Hindu  

The hallmark of mature leaders is to resolve disputes peacefully and not let them escalate into conflicts. Second, India must not deviate from its “One China” policy by appearing to support Taiwan’s independence or to play the “Tibet” card. With the U.S. under Trump 2.0 threatening to hike tariffs on Chinese imports, India’s large and fast-expanding market offers a growth …

Foreign policy experts must listen to the street
2 weeks ago

Foreign policy experts must listen to the street

Hindustan Times  

In his address at the launch of INDIA’S WORLD — a magazine focused on India’s foreign policy — on December 15, external affairs minister S Jaishankar made an unconventional argument. He urged members of the strategic community assembled at the India International Centre to “listen to the street” when reflecting on and writing about India’s foreign policy. The consensus among …

India will benefit from cooperation not by turning away from its neighbor: China Daily editorial
3 weeks ago

India will benefit from cooperation not by turning away from its neighbor: China Daily editorial

China Daily  

In his meeting with President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit held in Kazan, Russia, on Oct 23, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted that maintaining the steady growth of India-China relations was critical for the two countries and peoples. Against a complex international landscape, cooperation between India and China, two engines of economic growth, could help …

Grand Strategy | How minilateralism is reshaping global order
4 weeks ago

Grand Strategy | How minilateralism is reshaping global order

Hindustan Times  

Notwithstanding United States President-elect Donald Trump’s warning to the BRICS nations of 100% tariffs if the grouping created a new currency to challenge the US dollar, the future of the international order remains decisively minilateral. Today, key discussions on global and regional public goods, norms, and solutions to global and regional challenges aren’t taking place at the United Nations General …

A three-nation visit as a foray into summit diplomacy
1 month ago

A three-nation visit as a foray into summit diplomacy

The Hindu  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana was exceptionally well designed to achieve multiple objectives. It was India’s latest foray into summit diplomacy covering three different geographic regions — Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean — and encompassed an extensive interaction on bilateral, regional and global issues. This West African nation’s international heft has been increasing, as …

Two-state solution and beyond: India's vision for lasting peace in West Asia
1 month, 1 week ago

Two-state solution and beyond: India's vision for lasting peace in West Asia

Firstpost  

A displaced boy covers his head with a pan as he runs from the rain past building rubble at the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on November 24, 2024, amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas militant group. The question of lasting peace in the Middle East remains as pressing as ever, and India’s …

Europe may panic but Trump’s return suits India, and Elon-Vivek’s DOGE agenda suits New Delhi even more
1 month, 1 week ago

Europe may panic but Trump’s return suits India, and Elon-Vivek’s DOGE agenda suits New Delhi even more

Firstpost  

Given India’s own troubles with the shadowy, all-pervading Deep State that dictates the major tenets of America’s foreign policy, India can only hope that Trump succeeds Donald Trump’s second term has raised the collective blood pressure in Europe. Modi was among the first three world leaders to telephone Trump to applaud him on his victory, and in a post on …

PM Modi has rare ability to balance ties with leaders of different ideologies: 'Putin's brain' Dugin
1 month, 2 weeks ago

PM Modi has rare ability to balance ties with leaders of different ideologies: 'Putin's brain' Dugin

India TV News  

New Delhi: Alexander Dugin, a well-known Russian political scientist and philosopher, often dubbed the "guru" and "brain" behind President Vladimir Putin, is currently in India for a "private mission". He praised PM Modi for working towards restoring India's ancient Vedic traditions and values, connecting India’s rich history with its modern progress. PM Modi: A global leader Dugin called PM Modi …

India’s Foreign Policy Dilemma: Managing Dependencies Between US, Russia, and China in 2024
1 month, 3 weeks ago

India’s Foreign Policy Dilemma: Managing Dependencies Between US, Russia, and China in 2024

The Hindu  

Published : Nov 13, 2024 00:29 IST - 10 MINS READ Indian foreign policy today is a prisoner of three triads that not only subvert its grand strategy of pursuing strategic autonomy but also shape its day-to-day diplomacy. A close examination of various foreign policy choices made by India in recent years indicates that the grand strategy that truly guides …

What a second Modi-Trump era could mean for the future of India-US relations
1 month, 4 weeks ago

What a second Modi-Trump era could mean for the future of India-US relations

Firstpost  

As the Modi-Trump era catalysed a shift towards self-reliance and strategic partnerships, both India and the US strengthened their positions on the global stage Over the past decade, the world witnessed the rise of influential leaders who reshaped the global political and economic landscapes of their nations. With distinct and ambitious agendas, they introduced transformative shifts in economic policies and …

Why India won't think too much about America's next president, and it's not about Trump
1 month, 4 weeks ago

Why India won't think too much about America's next president, and it's not about Trump

Firstpost  

A second Trump presidency could bring both opportunities and challenges for India, but New Delhi’s strategic autonomy ensures it’s prepared to deal with any shifts in US policy while strengthening long-term ties As world leaders poured in their congratulations to Donald Trump on his re-election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended a heartfelt message, emphasising the strength of the India-US partnership. …

Transforming Ties: India's Evolving Foreign Policy Towards China and Other Neighbours
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2 months, 1 week ago

Transforming Ties: India's Evolving Foreign Policy Towards China and Other Neighbours

Firstpost  

India's evolving foreign policy towards China and other neighbors is evident in the recent development of a significant agreement between the two countries on a comprehensive economic and maritime security partnership. This move signifies India's ability to adapt its foreign policy to suit changing circumstances and prioritize its interests, despite facing challenges from China's assertive posture. The agreement also highlights …

Himalayan Thaw Sends Shockwaves Across the World: A Multipolar Showdown
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2 months, 1 week ago

Himalayan Thaw Sends Shockwaves Across the World: A Multipolar Showdown

India Today  

The Himalayan thaw sends shockwaves across the world, with India and China breaking their decades-long border standoff. Both sides have agreed to restore stability on the border, marking a significant shift in their relationship. The timing of the meeting is seen as apt, given the changing geopolitical landscape and the chaos in US domestic politics. The focus on economic cooperation …

India's Strategic Diplomacy: Nirmala Sitharaman Emphasizes the Importance of Multilateralism in a Globalized World
2 months, 1 week ago

India's Strategic Diplomacy: Nirmala Sitharaman Emphasizes the Importance of Multilateralism in a Globalized World

The Hindu  

FM Nirmala Sitharaman emphasizes India's priority to enhance its influence on the global stage, asserting that no country, including the US or China, can ignore New Delhi today. She highlights India's leading role in technology and its geopolitical position in the region, emphasizing the need for multilateral institutions to provide viable solutions. The Finance Minister stresses the importance of sharing …

India and China Reach Agreement on Border Dispute, a Step Towards Reconciliation
2 months, 1 week ago

India and China Reach Agreement on Border Dispute, a Step Towards Reconciliation

India Today  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met for the first time in five years on Wednesday at the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Russia. Both leaders welcomed the border agreement and underscored the importance of properly handling differences and disputes to not disturb peace and tranquility in border areas. They stressed more communication and cooperation, and …

India's Economic Potential Soars as Global Landscape Shifts
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2 months, 2 weeks ago

India's Economic Potential Soars as Global Landscape Shifts

The Hindu  

India is well positioned to capitalize on new growth opportunities due to its robust macroeconomic fundamentals and strategic shift towards strategic economic partnerships. The country's focus on domestic capacity building and resilience against external shocks will be key to its success. Ms. Sitharaman emphasized India's potential to become a key partner for many countries seeking to diversify their sources of …

India an avid, committed advocate of multilateralism: UNGA President
3 months, 4 weeks ago

India an avid, committed advocate of multilateralism: UNGA President

The Hindu  

Describing India as a leader at the United Nations, General Assembly President Dennis Francis has said the country has been an avid and committed advocate of multilateralism and as a democracy of 1.4 billion people, it has a bright future in making a continued strong contribution to global affairs. Mr. Francis has on several previous occasions lauded India’s use of …

A new compass guides India’s foreign policy
4 months, 1 week ago

A new compass guides India’s foreign policy

Hindustan Times  

In the third term of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the National Democratic Alliance government hit the ground running, and nowhere is it more evident than in the field of foreign and security policy. PM Modi visited Russia in July and met President Vladimir Putin as part of a bilateral summit, knowing well that he would end up raising the hackles …

Indian Foreign Policy Under Narendra Modi: A Decade of Transformation
5 months, 1 week ago

Indian Foreign Policy Under Narendra Modi: A Decade of Transformation

The Diplomat  

On June 8, 2024, Narendra Modi etched his name in the annals of Indian history, surpassing all previous non-Congress prime ministers to become the longest-serving leader in this category. Modi’s victory also demands a careful analysis of how his domestic politics, rhetoric, and success have affected – and will affect – his foreign policy and India’s standing on the world …

India and a case for strategic autonomy
5 months, 2 weeks ago

India and a case for strategic autonomy

The Hindu  

On July 11, 2024, two days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi had concluded his first visit to Moscow since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, Eric Garcetti, the United States Ambassador to India, said, “In times of conflict there is no such thing as strategic autonomy; we will, in crisis moments, need to know each other.” When Mr. Modi …

Modi’s visit to Russia: An urge for strategic autonomy in a polarised world
5 months, 3 weeks ago

Modi’s visit to Russia: An urge for strategic autonomy in a polarised world

Firstpost  

Apart from the signing of nine MoUs and agreements in areas of trade, economics, and investment in the Russian Far East for the period 2024–2029, the visit of PM Modi’s to Moscow was crucial for optics Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a two-day visit to Russia from July 8 to 9 at the invitation of Russian President Putin. …

With PM’s Russia visit, Non-Alignment is back
6 months ago

With PM’s Russia visit, Non-Alignment is back

Hindustan Times  

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to leave for Russia on Monday — the first official bilateral visit abroad in his third term — Non-Alignment has made a return, no matter what one calls it. However, if India wants to leverage its position for leadership, which it must to become a genuine pole in a multipolar world in the making, …

India elections: Modi and his Hindu nationalist BJP have another five years in power. What does it mean for the world?
6 months, 4 weeks ago

India elections: Modi and his Hindu nationalist BJP have another five years in power. What does it mean for the world?

CNN  

CNN — Narendra Modi has raised India’s stature on the global stage like no other recent leader of the world’s most populous country. Paul, author of “The Unfinished Quest: India’s Search for Major Power Status from Nehru to Modi.” “This idea of India pushing its weight around may be much less feasible for the time being, given that foreign policy …

For a consensus: The Hindu Editorial on campaigning rhetoric and foreign policy
7 months ago

For a consensus: The Hindu Editorial on campaigning rhetoric and foreign policy

The Hindu  

With the curtains coming down on the general election 2024, every party will take stock of its campaign on issues of domestic political importance. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has led the charge on other foreign policy fronts, especially on Pakistan, calling the Congress party a “disciple of Pakistan” and comparing its manifesto pejoratively to that of the Muslim League that …

India’s transformation critical to strengthening multipolarity in Asia: Jaishankar
7 months, 1 week ago

India’s transformation critical to strengthening multipolarity in Asia: Jaishankar

Hindustan Times  

NEW DELHI: India’s transformation is critical to strengthening multipolarity in Asia and the country’s growing weight will ensure the world order remains in favour of freedom, openness and transparency, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said on Friday. External affairs minister S Jaishankar speaks during the 2024 Nikkei Future of Asia Forum on May 24 In a virtual address to Nikkei …

Why foreign policy needs to be part of poll debate
8 months, 1 week ago

Why foreign policy needs to be part of poll debate

Hindustan Times  

As India’s global imprint continues to grow, it has become difficult for political parties to ignore the external dimensions of the nation’s rise. Characteristically, the Bharatiya Janata Party manifesto sees foreign policy as a tool to advance India’s civilisational legacy abroad. While there is a grain of truth in the consensus narrative, the revisionist literature on the history of India’s …

What do India’s anti-terror comments mean for the country’s foreign policy | In Focus podcast
8 months, 2 weeks ago

What do India’s anti-terror comments mean for the country’s foreign policy | In Focus podcast

The Hindu  

It’s election time in India. Earlier in April, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at an election rally that India today kills terrorists in their own homes. Asked about a report in the Guardian newspaper that India had killed 20 alleged terrorists in recent years in Pakistan, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Delhi would pursue and kill terrorists in Pakistan if …

Need a ‘strong government’: PM Modi at BJP manifesto launch
8 months, 3 weeks ago

Need a ‘strong government’: PM Modi at BJP manifesto launch

The Hindu  

On a day when the conflict in West Asia appeared to be escalating, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that a “strong government with a full majority was necessary” in an uncertain international situation that exists currently, pointing out that his government had time and again managed to bring back Indians stuck in conflict situations abroad. He added that the National …

Why Prime Minister Modi’s Third Term is Imperative for India and the World
8 months, 3 weeks ago

Why Prime Minister Modi’s Third Term is Imperative for India and the World

News 18  

In the annals of nation-building, leadership stands as the cornerstone, shaping trajectories and influencing global dynamics. In India’s context, the prospect of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term transcends mere possibility and becomes imperative for Bharat and the global community. At the heart of Prime Minister Modi’s leadership lies a transformative vision for India that encompasses economic pre-eminence, social empowerment, …

Why America needs a nuanced understanding of Indian diplomacy
9 months, 2 weeks ago

Why America needs a nuanced understanding of Indian diplomacy

Firstpost  

A hegemon exercising an overarching influence over the weaker states based on sheer brute power is not a characteristic feature of Indian strategic thought The ambitious dreams of the grand US-India strategic partnership and bonhomie always get punctured by Washington's discomfort with New Delhi’s stance on issues of critical geopolitical importance to the US. The ambitious dreams of the grand …

Opinion: India, stability, and 'new world order' - Global security from New Delhi's vantage
9 months, 2 weeks ago

Opinion: India, stability, and 'new world order' - Global security from New Delhi's vantage

India Today  

India will head into elections from the middle of next month in what is the world’s largest democratic exercise. At the recently concluded India Today Conclave, the Prime Minister mentioned that India will offer stability and prosperity for an uncertain world in the coming five years. From an Indian perspective, the outreach to the Gulf under Modi is multilayered, ranging …

Continuity and change in India’s foreign policy: Decoding a decade of PM Modi’s diplomacy
9 months, 3 weeks ago

Continuity and change in India’s foreign policy: Decoding a decade of PM Modi’s diplomacy

Firstpost  

A major change is the intensity with which the Modi government is dealing with the Indian diaspora. Modi has electrified the Indian diaspora with his stirring addresses and given them a sense of pride in the country India’s foreign policy, as of other countries, is determined by certain permanent factors, as for instance, its size, resources, geographical location and its …

Book Review | Textbook on government foreign policy, not juicy thesis on Bharat
10 months ago

Book Review | Textbook on government foreign policy, not juicy thesis on Bharat

Deccan Chronicle  

Subrahmanyam Jaishankar is easily one of the savviest foreign ministers India has had in recent times. He has been in the foreign minister’s chair now for almost five years and with the next general elections approaching he has come out with a book listing the great strides in foreign policy matters the Narendra Modi government has made since it came …

India’s foreign policy is not about taking sides but about strategic autonomy, says BJP spokesperson
10 months, 2 weeks ago

India’s foreign policy is not about taking sides but about strategic autonomy, says BJP spokesperson

The Hindu  

BJP national spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill has said India’s foreign policy is not about taking sides but about strategic autonomy and being a bridge. Speaking in Chandigarh, Mr. Shergill, who returned from Germany after attending the recently concluded Munich Security Conference, said that during his speeches, he pointed out that now India’s foreign policy is not about taking sides but about …

India a growth engine: PM to world, biz leaders
11 months, 3 weeks ago

India a growth engine: PM to world, biz leaders

Hindustan Times  

The world perceives India as an important pillar of stability, a global growth engine, the voice of the Global South and a friend who can be trusted, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday as he addressed world and business leaders while inaugurating the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in Gandhinagar. “The world looks at India as an important pillar of …

‘India’s national interest guiding principle of successful mix and match foreign policy’: PM Modi
1 year ago

‘India’s national interest guiding principle of successful mix and match foreign policy’: PM Modi

Firstpost  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday outlined India’s “mix and match foreign policy” and said the foremost guiding principle of the country in foreign affairs was its national interest. Asked on India’s closer bilateral relationship with the United States and whether it can be described as an alliance, PM Modi said the relations were on an “upward trajectory” and would …

'India-US partnership strong, extremist groups operating on foreign soil a matter of concern': PM Modi to FT
1 year ago

'India-US partnership strong, extremist groups operating on foreign soil a matter of concern': PM Modi to FT

Op India  

On 20th December, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised concerns over extremist activities by foreign-based banned outfits in the guise of Freedom of expression. In an Interview with UK-based Financial Times, PM Modi said, “India was deeply concerned about the activities of certain extremist groups based overseas. These elements, under the guise of freedom of expression, have engaged in intimidation and …

The Israel-Palestine Conflagration Is a Cautionary Tale for India’s Global Ambitions
1 year, 1 month ago

The Israel-Palestine Conflagration Is a Cautionary Tale for India’s Global Ambitions

The Diplomat  

Claims of a “new Middle East” have been quashed as the “old Middle East” has returned with a vengeance: The devastating October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel have been followed by unprecedented Israeli attacks on Gaza and the resumption of prolonged Israel-Palestine hostilities. Beyond the Modi government’s unequivocal support for Israel the latest hostilities in the Middle East hold …

Aakar Patel | It's time to rethink India\'s role in the world; if it\'s helping us
1 year, 2 months ago

Aakar Patel | It's time to rethink India\'s role in the world; if it\'s helping us

Deccan Chronicle  

The Indian government has abstained from calling for an end to the violence in the Gaza Strip in a UN General Assembly resolution in order to avoid upsetting the United States. In 2014, the BJP manifesto said it would “strengthen Saarc” and that India’s states “will be encouraged to play a greater role in diplomacy”. This approach comes from a …

How S Jaishankar's persuasive diplomacy at UNGA ensured India's diplomatic transformation on the world stage
1 year, 3 months ago

How S Jaishankar's persuasive diplomacy at UNGA ensured India's diplomatic transformation on the world stage

Firstpost  

In 2011, there was a humorous misstep at the UN General Assembly, when a certain Indian minister mistakenly read the speech intended for his Portuguese counterpart. S Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External Affairs, deftly gave a masterclass to the developed world, underscoring the imperatives of multilateralism reforms and advocating for global solidarity and mutual trust. He highlighted India’s initiative to …

‘India Did Not Forget Us’: Leaders of Global South Thank New Delhi for Post-Pandemic Support
1 year, 3 months ago

‘India Did Not Forget Us’: Leaders of Global South Thank New Delhi for Post-Pandemic Support

News 18  

Guyana, St. Lucia, Bhutan, Maldives and Mauritius thanked India at the United Nations for casting the spotlight on Global South during G20 New Delhi and across multilateral forums and helping with their post-pandemic economic recovery. Guyanese foreign minister Hugh Todd said India now has a seat at the table and is taking nations of the Global South on board. Listen …

The ‘mantras’ that powered success at the G-20 summit
1 year, 3 months ago

The ‘mantras’ that powered success at the G-20 summit

The Hindu  

Reports of the death of multilateralism are greatly exaggerated, it would seem, from the outcomes of the G-20 summit in India, especially the New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration. Throughout India’s G-20 presidency, no ministerial meeting had been able to issue a joint statement and the ‘Sherpas’ most closely involved with negotiations said they often thought that they could not bring all …

'We Understand Their Aspiration': PM Modi On India Being 'Voice' Of Global South In G20
1 year, 3 months ago

'We Understand Their Aspiration': PM Modi On India Being 'Voice' Of Global South In G20

ABP News  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew a link between a “stable government” in the country strengthening India's relationship with various countries across regions. In an interview with Moneycontrol, the Prime Minister said that in 2014, “after many decades of instability, the people of India voted for a stable government that had a clear agenda for development.” “These reforms empowered India to …

How India ‘Modifies’ Its Foreign Policy To Become A Diplomatic Powerhouse - News18
1 year, 5 months ago

How India ‘Modifies’ Its Foreign Policy To Become A Diplomatic Powerhouse - News18

News 18  

The last few weeks have been very interesting from the perspective of diplomatic outreaches. On the other hand, China has also sent conciliatory signals towards India after the conclusion of a meeting between India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and China’s top diplomat Wang Yi. In such a scenario, India’s consistent status as the fastest-growing major economy accompanied by a …

Dilemmas of India’s great power ambitions
1 year, 5 months ago

Dilemmas of India’s great power ambitions

The Hindu  

“What kind of a global power will India be?” There are those who argue that India should aspire to be a great power and assert its growing power internationally; others argue that India should focus on the uplift of millions of its people above the poverty line, improve governance and reconcile within the country before venturing into making a better …

’India’s stand transparent, consistent,’ affirms PM Modi on Ukraine war
1 year, 5 months ago

’India’s stand transparent, consistent,’ affirms PM Modi on Ukraine war

Live Mint  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India's stand on the Ukraine war remains clear, transparent and consistent. I told them that India is ready to support all genuine efforts that can help bring this conflict to an end.” Modi further raised concerns regarding the impact of war on the Global south and highlighted energy shortages, food and health crises, economic …

India a bridge between Global South and Western world: Modi
1 year, 5 months ago

India a bridge between Global South and Western world: Modi

Hindustan Times  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the rights of the Global South have been long denied and this has led to a feeling of anguish among these countries while underlying India’s role as a bridge between them and the Western world. At the same time, there is a natural expectation of adjustments in the international system and institutions to give …

Has multilateralism run out of steam?
1 year, 6 months ago

Has multilateralism run out of steam?

Hindustan Times  

The emergence of the multipolar world order in the 21st century has witnessed a proliferation of minilaterals like Quad that brings together Australia, India, Japan, and the United States, the AUKUS or the I2U2. Hampered by persistent differences among the major powers or the five permanent members of the UN Security Council on key international issues, the UN-led multilateral bodies …

‘India-US ties not partnership of convenience but…’: PM Modi addresses USISPF
1 year, 6 months ago

‘India-US ties not partnership of convenience but…’: PM Modi addresses USISPF

Hindustan Times  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his last day of the maiden State visit addressed the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum in Washington DC. Calling Indian-Americans ‘pillars’ in the development of America, he said, “All of you have made America reach great heights with your hard work.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum. Hence, countries collaborating with India …

PM Modi talks to Wall Street Journal: From ties with US, India’s role in the world, the need for UN reform, Ukraine-Russia war and more, here is what he said
1 year, 6 months ago

PM Modi talks to Wall Street Journal: From ties with US, India’s role in the world, the need for UN reform, Ukraine-Russia war and more, here is what he said

Op India  

On the 20th of June, PM Modi gave an interview to the Wall Street Journal ahead of his official state visit to the United States. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that ties between New Delhi and Washington are stronger and deeper than ever https://t.co/sVHR9IWnEL — The Wall Street Journal June 20, …

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