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PM Modi attends Maldives Independence day celebrations

Modi joins Maldives independence day celebrations, signals easing tensions amid China rivalry

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday participated Saturday in the 60th Independence Day celebrations of the Maldives, concluding a two-day visit to the island nation. During the trip, Modi also announced financial assistance and formally launched talks on a proposed free trade agreement.

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PM Modi ‘deeply honoured’ to attend Maldives' Independence day event: ‘Productive talks with President Muizzu will…’

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PM Modi Joins Maldives' 60th Independence Day as Guest of Honour

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Modi announces $565-million credit line for debt-plagued Maldives

By Shivam Patel and Uditha Jayasinghe NEW DELHI/COLOMBO (Reuters) -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a $565-million credit line and launched free trade talks with the Maldives on Friday during a visit to the Indian Ocean archipelago,

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India’s Modi announces credit worth $565 million to the Maldives and launches free trade talks

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India: Modi boosts Maldives ties as China looms

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India’s Modi pledges $565m to Maldives to boost infrastructure

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a $565m credit line and launched free trade talks with the Maldives during a visit to the Indian Ocean archipelago.

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UK Trade Deal to Lift India GDP by Quarter Point, Elara Says

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UK and India sign deal that will cut tariffs on products including Scotch whisky and gin

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India's Modi announces credit worth $565 million to the Maldives and launches free trade talks

The announcement came during Modi’s joint media statement with Maldives’ President Mohamed Muizzu.

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Debt-Plagued Maldives to Host Modi, Continuing to Rebuild Ties With Lender

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King meets Modi after India-UK trade deal signed

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PM Modi leads global ratings

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again topped the latest global list of 'Democratic Leader Approval Ratings' with a 75% approval score. The results reflect Modi's continued popularity on the international stage and reaffirm his position as the world's most approved global leader.

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PM Modi Inaugurates Projects Worth Rs 4,800 Crore In Tamil Nadu

Landing in Tamil Nadu's Thoothukudi on Saturday, returning from his overseas trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation for projects worth Rs 4,800 crore.

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India-UK trade deal signals Modi's priorities as New Delhi eyes EU, US pacts

India's trade deal with Britain is a sign of New Delhi's new gradual shift to opening up its markets while shielding crucial sectors from competition and could be its template for future agreements, government officials and analysts said on Friday.

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Leaders Starmer and Modi hail long-sought India-UK trade deal as historic

The prime ministers of Britain and India sealed a hard-wrought trade agreement on Thursday that will slash tariffs on products including Scotch whisky and English gin shipped to India and Indian food and spices sent to the U.

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India-UK trade pact to benefit youth, MSMEs, startups: PM Modi

PM Modi launched infrastructure projects worth over Rs 4,800 crore in southern TN, including a new airport terminal. He highlighted the India-UK FTA's benefits for TN's youth, MSMEs, and traditional industries,

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PM Modi can't push Hindi on Tamil Nadu: DMK leader on language row

The DMK leader questioned the Prime Minister's "selective interest" in Tamil heritage while accusing him of playing political drama ahead of elections.

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'Made In India Weapons Still Keeping Masters Of Terrorism Awake At Night': PM Modi Hails Indigenous Arms In Operation Sindoor

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that weapons made in India played a major role in reducing terrorist hideouts to rubble. He added that these indigenous weapons are still keeping the masters of terrorism awake at night.