Modi's Diplomatic Engagements
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India privately rebuked Telegram over exam leaks before its ban, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi reported trade progress with the US after meeting Donald Trump. Separately, India and the UK will implement a trade deal on July 15, and the father of a sailor killed in a US strike appealed to Modi for seafarer safety.
India privately rebuked Telegram over exam leaks before app ban
- India banned the messaging app Telegram on June 16, citing its use for fraud and exam paper leaks, leading to a legal challenge from the company. - Telegram accused India of misrepresenting meeting records, while India claimed the app was
After 2025 QUAD snub and recent thaw in ties, Trump mulls India visit
- Former US President Donald Trump expressed a desire to visit India in the future during a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. - Trump's potential visit follows a period of strained relations,…
Modi Reports US-India Trade Progress After Trump Meeting
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reported significant progress in trade talks with the US following a meeting with President Donald Trump. - The leaders expressed satisfaction with the "significa…
Modi announces UK-India trade deal to take effect July 15
- India and the United Kingdom will implement their comprehensive trade and economic agreement on July 15. - Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the deal will boost bilateral trade and investment, cre…
Father of Indian sailor killed in US attack appeals to PM Modi: ‘Ensure safety of seafarers'
- The father of an Indian sailor killed in a US military strike has appealed to Prime Minister Modi. - He urged the PM to ensure the safety of Indian seafarers following the incident. - Three Indian s…
'India can play role in West Asia', says Trump next to Modi in France, evokes a smile
- U.S. President Donald Trump indicated India could play a significant role in West Asia, praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting in France. - Trump stated that India, under Modi's lead…