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‘Never compromise’ or ‘Narendra Surrender’? India’s Modi navigates showdown with US
India claimed Pakistan took the initiative to end the conflict and the two sides agreed to end it bilaterally. But the ceasefire followed public interventions by US officials and Indian opposition leaders seized on Trump’s account to undermine Modi, with Rahul Gandhi deriding the prime minister as “Narendra Surrender”.
A day after talking to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin called his Brazilian counterpart Luiz ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday lauded the arrival of the first freight train to the Kashmir Valley, marking a ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit China on August 31 for the SCO summit, marking his first trip since the 2020 ...
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With less than three weeks before Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on Indian goods take effect, PM Narendra Modi is moving to shore up alliances and explore new markets while vowing “no compromise” on ...
Editor’s note: On August 6th Donald Trump announced that the additional tariff he had threatened to impose on Indian goods ...
Modi’s Australia visit caps a busy week of diplomatic activity and travel. Over the weekend, he was in Papua New Guinea, where he met with Prime Minister James Marape and pledged his support for ...
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Kamal Haasan meets PM Narendra ModiSuperstar Kamal Haasan shared a series of pictures on social media as he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and said he has ...
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Narendra Modi Completes 4,078 Days As PM: How He Changed Indian Politics in His 24-Year Political JourneyNarendra Modi has become India's second-longest-serving PM in consecutive terms, surpassing Indira Gandhi. His leadership stands out for historic electoral wins, strong governance and major reforms ...
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cast himself as an ascetic, a pious man of the people who spends his down time meditating. Outside the U.N. on Thursday, he showed off his yoga skills.
During his Karnataka visit, PM Modi will flag off the Yellow line of the Bangalore Metro and undertake a metro ride.
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