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'New Atmosphere of Trust in Our Nation,' Says PM Modi in Toronto: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian Diaspora in Toronto's Ricoh Coliseum today. PM Modi was given a ceremonial welcome earlier in Canada's capital Ottawa. This is the last leg of PM Modi's 3-nation tour, which included France and Germany.
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PM Narendra Modi and Canadian PM Stephen Harper Arrive in Toronto
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday reached Toronto, Canada' most populous city, where he is scheduled to attend a diaspora event.
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Full Text of PM Modi's Statement During Joint Press Interaction with Canadian PM Harper in Ottawa
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued a joint statement in Ottawa, Canada today.
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Canada to Supply Uranium to India for 5 Years Under Landmark Deal
Canada on Wednesday agreed to supply 3,000 metric tonnes of uranium to energy-hungry India from this year under a $254 million five-year deal to power Indian atomic reactors, four decades after bilateral cooperation in this sector was frozen over India's nuclear programme.
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PM Modi in Canada; Toronto Promises a Welcome to Match Madison Square
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Canadian capital of Ottawa last night, on the last leg of his three nation tour, after a visit to Europe's big powerhouses France and Germany, where he pitched his Make in India agenda.
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PM Narendra Modi Reaches Canada to Focus on Energy, Investments
Marking the first standalone bilateral visit in 42 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived today in Canada where the focus will be on setting a "trajectory" in ties through cooperation in energy, including civil nuclear, and attracting trade and technology for India's development.
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'India Shares Outrage,' Says PM Modi on Canadian Parliament Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the attack on the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on Wednesday, saying as a nation that had experienced a terror attack on its own Parliament, India shared the outrage.
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Attack on Canadian Parliament "Extremely Disturbing": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight expressed serious concern over the attack on Canadian parliament in Ottawa, terming it as "extremely disturbing."
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'New Atmosphere of Trust in Our Nation,' Says PM Modi in Toronto: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian Diaspora in Toronto's Ricoh Coliseum today. PM Modi was given a ceremonial welcome earlier in Canada's capital Ottawa. This is the last leg of PM Modi's 3-nation tour, which included France and Germany.
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PM Narendra Modi and Canadian PM Stephen Harper Arrive in Toronto
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday reached Toronto, Canada' most populous city, where he is scheduled to attend a diaspora event.
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Full Text of PM Modi's Statement During Joint Press Interaction with Canadian PM Harper in Ottawa
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued a joint statement in Ottawa, Canada today.
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Canada to Supply Uranium to India for 5 Years Under Landmark Deal
Canada on Wednesday agreed to supply 3,000 metric tonnes of uranium to energy-hungry India from this year under a $254 million five-year deal to power Indian atomic reactors, four decades after bilateral cooperation in this sector was frozen over India's nuclear programme.
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PM Modi in Canada; Toronto Promises a Welcome to Match Madison Square
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Canadian capital of Ottawa last night, on the last leg of his three nation tour, after a visit to Europe's big powerhouses France and Germany, where he pitched his Make in India agenda.
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PM Narendra Modi Reaches Canada to Focus on Energy, Investments
Marking the first standalone bilateral visit in 42 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived today in Canada where the focus will be on setting a "trajectory" in ties through cooperation in energy, including civil nuclear, and attracting trade and technology for India's development.
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'India Shares Outrage,' Says PM Modi on Canadian Parliament Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the attack on the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on Wednesday, saying as a nation that had experienced a terror attack on its own Parliament, India shared the outrage.
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Attack on Canadian Parliament "Extremely Disturbing": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight expressed serious concern over the attack on Canadian parliament in Ottawa, terming it as "extremely disturbing."
