Narendra Modi

Narendra Modi addressed the Kathua and Unnao rape cases, stating that justice will be delivered and no criminal will be spared. He made the remarks during the inauguration of the B.R. Ambedkar memorial in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Pamban rail bridge in Rameswaram, which is the country's first vertical lift railway sea bridge. The inauguration highlighted efforts to promote the Tamil language and heritage globally.

New Zealand and India established a strategic partnership covering defense, security, trade, and cultural ties during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit. The agreement follows a free-trade pact signed in April and comes amid regional concerns over China's recent ballistic missile test in the Pacific.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited New Zealand as part of a three-nation tour aimed at expanding Indo-Pacific cooperation. India and New Zealand elevated their relationship to a strategic partnership amid China's increasing assertiveness in the region.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) as a 'historic milestone' that will deepen bilateral ties and reaffirm the commitment to friendship between the two nations.

India and New Zealand are planning a strategic partnership that includes maritime security. The two nations' prime ministers, Narendra Modi and Christopher Luxon, met in Auckland on July 11 to discuss the initiative.

Congress is pressuring the government through multiple press conferences regarding alleged donation theft at the Ram Mandir. Senior leader K.C. Venugopal is questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence on the issue.

PM Modi is traveling to New Zealand following his Australia visit, where he will meet with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and other leaders to focus on enhancing economic and trade relations.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concluding a tri-country tour with a visit to New Zealand. The visit includes bilateral discussions on trade, commerce, and defense.

Narendra Modi visits New Zealand to promote a free trade deal signed in April, which faces backlash over migration concerns and racist remarks. New Zealand's government faces criticism from within its coalition and public figures, including a minister and a preacher, over anti-migrant sentiment and religious tensions, while the Indian diaspora in New Zealand is being targeted with racial incidents.

Australia’s Big Bash League (BBL) will open its season in Chennai, India, with a match between Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers on December 12. The event was confirmed by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking the first time a BBL match will be played outside Australia.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australia's Opposition leader to discuss bilateral ties. Modi arrived in Australia on July 8 after visiting Indonesia and is set to travel to New Zealand as part of a six-day, three-nation tour.

India and Australia are strengthening defense ties, highlighted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia. The article also covers the escalating conflict in West Asia, prison clashes in Sri Lanka, and the crash of India's Navy Drishti-10 UAV near Gujarat.

Australia has agreed to supply uranium to India after over a decade of talks during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Melbourne. The deal follows defense agreements in Indonesia as India deepens its Indo-Pacific partnerships.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed agreements on artificial intelligence, batteries, critical minerals, defense manufacturing, energy resilience, and financial cooperation during a meeting in New Delhi. The agreements highlight the India-Japan convergence reshaping the Indo-Pacific's power balance.

Australia and India signed an administrative deal to resume uranium exports, ending a years-long stalemate over concerns about weapons use. The agreement, announced by Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi, enacts a 2014 deal conditional on International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards and separation of India's civilian and military nuclear programs.

Australia and India have agreed to sell uranium for peaceful purposes after years of delay due to weapons concerns, with leaders Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi signing an administrative deal. The agreement requires International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards and separation of civilian and military nuclear programs.

Australia and India signed an administrative deal to resume uranium exports, ending years of stalemate over concerns India might use the material for weapons. The agreement, subject to IAEA safeguards and separation of civilian/military nuclear programs, follows a 2014 deal blocked by Australia's refusal to sell to non-Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty signatories.

India and Australia signed an agreement allowing uranium exports from Australia to India for exclusively peaceful purposes, supporting India's clean energy objectives under IAEA safeguards. The deal follows a 2015 nuclear cooperation agreement but had previously faced legal hurdles.

Australia has agreed to sell uranium to India during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's diplomatic visit. Modi is touring Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand as part of his trip.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are set to sign a major uranium deal during Modi's visit, which is expected to draw a 30,000-strong crowd. The deal could resolve over a decade of delays in regular uranium shipments between the two countries, building on a historic nuclear cooperation pact.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for stronger India-Australia strategic ties amid global uncertainty. He highlighted that both countries have established a robust framework for future cooperation by combining their capabilities.

India is seeking safe passage for nine ships through the Hormuz Strait as a truce falters. The article mentions India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 7.

Indonesia has become the third Southeast Asian nation to purchase the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system developed by India and Russia. Analysts suggest the missiles will safeguard Indonesia’s strategic waterways from potential collateral damage in future great-power conflicts. The deal was signed during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Indonesia.

India's stock market rally faces challenges due to potential US-Iran military strikes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to increase India's GDP to $30 trillion by 2047.

India supports the two-state solution for resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict, as stated by PM Modi during a press event in Jakarta. The event included agreements for delivering BrahMos supersonic cruise missile systems and Astra Mk-1 air-to-air missiles to Indonesia.

PM Modi announced the establishment of an IIM Bangalore campus in Indonesia, describing the initiative as a major step towards strengthening educational ties and benefiting students across the ASEAN region.

Monsoon rains triggered a deadly debris slip in Wayanad, Kerala. The article also covers Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Indonesia, explosions in Syria during French President Emmanuel Macron’s trip, and the Gujarat High Court’s ruling on the 2008 Ahmedabad blasts case.

Suresh Gopi, a Union Minister, criticized the Wayanad tunnel accident as a serious lapse and brought it to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attention, emphasizing the need for lessons to prevent future incidents.

Narendra Modi was awarded Indonesia's highest honor, the 'Bintang Adipurna of the Republic of Indonesia' medal for his role in strengthening ties between the countries. The Congress party criticized this, noting that Nehru received the same award posthumously without needing to 'wrangle it.'

India will supply Indonesia with long-range BrahMos missiles as part of a defense cooperation agreement. The deal was announced during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day state visit to Indonesia, hosted by President Prabowo Subianto, focusing on deepening ties in defense and critical minerals.

Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate Bhogapuram airport by July-end, as confirmed by Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu. The ₹4,500-crore airport, developed by GMR Group on 2,200 acres, is operational-ready, though air travelers' groups are advocating for reduced user fees.

The 16th India-Japan annual summit discussed a joint vision for the next decade, including up to 10 trillion yen ($62 billion) in Japanese investments in India, with notable investments in the financial sector.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi led a business delegation to New Delhi for the 16th India-Japan annual summit. During last year's summit, Japan and India outlined a joint vision for up to $62 billion in investments, with notable investments in India's financial sector.

Delhi is set to supply Indonesia with BrahMos missiles. PM Narendra Modi met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto during a two-day visit to Jakarta, where both sides are expected to sign agreements to strengthen defense and strategic ties.

PM Modi was awarded Indonesia's highest honor, 'Bintang Adipurna', in Jakarta. The External Affairs Ministry spokesperson stated the award recognizes the India-Indonesia friendship.

India will supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and Astra air-to-air missiles to Indonesia during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Jakarta visit, marking a $630 million defense deal to deepen strategic ties. The agreement, part of India’s expanding defense exports, includes phased acquisition, infrastructure, and technical support for Indonesia’s missile capabilities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Indonesia on July 6 for the first part of his three-nation diplomatic visit. He received a grand ceremonial welcome featuring an Indonesian Air Force fighter jet escort and a personal reception by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto at the airport.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto to discuss strengthening economic and defense ties. The talks focused on defense, trade, investment, and energy security, with eight agreements and memorandums of understanding expected to be announced.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met to discuss expanding economic and defense ties, focusing on trade, investment, food and energy security, and critical minerals. Eight agreements and memorandums of understanding are expected to be announced during Modi's three-day visit to Indonesia, which includes plans for defense cooperation and a digital commerce platform inspired by India's model.