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PM Modi explains how India-Australia diplomacy ‘feels like cricket’, draws laugh from Albanese
Delivering a joint press statement alongside Albanese, he said that Cricket is a “diplomatic” language between the two countries. | India News
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PM Modi arrives in Australia for talks with Albanese, diaspora outreach
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Melbourne for his Australia visit. He will hold talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and engage diaspora members. This visit aims to…
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PM Modi meets Australian PM Albanese in Melbourne; trade, defence, critical tech on agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Melbourne. He was welcomed by the Indian community with cultural performances. The Australian-India…
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'Ek ke sath ek hota toh ...': PM Modi's unity symbolism at delegation-level talks with PM Albanese
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meet at the annual India-Australia Leaders' Summit. Modi arrived in Australia after visiting Indonesia,…
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'Ek ke saath ek hota hai toh...': PM Modi's unity symbolism at delegation-level talks with Albanese
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meet at the annual India-Australia Leaders' Summit. Modi arrived in Australia after visiting Indonesia,…
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PM Modi and Anthony Albanese hold India-Australia joint press conference in Melbourne
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia witness exchange of key MoUs and attend the joint press meet in Melbourne.
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Modi bats for deeper India-Australia ties using T20, ODI analogies
Prime Minister Modi emphasized cricket as a diplomatic bridge, highlighting swift decision-making akin to T20 matches during talks with Australian PM Anthony Albanese.
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PM Modi explains how India-Australia diplomacy ‘feels like cricket’, draws laugh from Albanese
Delivering a joint press statement alongside Albanese, he said that Cricket is a “diplomatic” language between the two countries. | India News