Prime Minister Modi held a bilateral meeting with his Australian counterpart. Both sides built on the annual leaders’ summit held in New Delhi; and discussions at the G7 summit and quad leaders' meeting in Hiroshima. The leaders discussed trade and investment, people-to-people links, renewable energy; and defence and security cooperation. Both India and Australia are strong, vibrant, secular and multicultural democracies.

Narendra Modi-Albanese bilateral talks : Watch to know the key takeaways

Prime Minister Modi held a bilateral meeting with his Australian counterpart Albanese. Both sides built on the annual leaders’ summit held in New Delhi; and discussions at the G7 summit and quad leaders' meeting in Hiroshima. The leaders discussed trade and investment, people-to-people links, renewable energy; and defence and security cooperation. Both India and Australia are strong, vibrant, secular and multicultural democracies. Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra responds to WION's questions on the issue of temple vandalism and also of China's growing belligerence in the region.

Modi-Albanese bilateral talks: Vinay Kwatra speaks on temple vandalism in Australia

PM Modi's visit to Australia: India-Australia closer friends than ever before, says Albanese

Indian Prime Minister arrived in Sydney, Australia yesterday for his Three-Nation tour's third and final leg. Our Principal Diplomatic Correspondent spoke to former Australian Senator and CEO of India Australia Institute, Lisa Singh.

PM Modi in Australia: Former Australian Senator, Lisa Singh, speaks to WION

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold bilateral talks with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese tomorrow. Both sides will build on the annual leader summit held in New Delhi and discussions at the G7 Summit and Quad leaders meeting in Hiroshima. The leaders will likely focus on their deliberations on trade and investments, people to people links, renewable energy defense and security cooperation.

PM Modi in Australia: Ties upgraded to comprehensive strategic partnership in 2020

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Australian business leaders and industrialists on Tuesday (May 23) after he arrived in Sydney for a three-day visit.

PM Modi is the Boss, says Australian PM Anthony Albanese at Indian diaspora event

Indian Prime Minister arrived in Sydney, Australia yesterday for the third and final leg of his Three-Nation tour. Apart from being a member of the Quad grouping India is also largest source of skilled migrants and second largest source of international students. This morning Narendra Modi met Australian CEOs and eminent personalities and he will also address the Indian diaspora at a community event.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to meet Indian Diaspora at a mega event

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Australian business leaders and industrialists on Tuesday (May 23) after he arrived in Sydney for a three-day visit. Watch his speech to the Indian diaspora at a mega event in Sydney, Australia.

PM Modi: India-Australia ties are based on energy, economy and education

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Indian Prime Minister arrived in Sydney, Australia yesterday for his Three-Nation tour's third and final leg. This morning Narendra Modi met Australian CEOs and eminent personalities and will also address the Indian diaspora at a community event.

PM Narendra Modi on three-day trip to Australia | G20 Tourism meeting in J&K

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Sydney, Australia on Monday after completing a historic visit in Papua New Guinea where he co-hosted the third FIPIC summit. Modi will hold talks with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese and attend a community event to celebrate the Indian diaspora in the country.

PM Modi arrives In Sydney, to meet Indian Diaspora in mega event

Prime Minister is scheduled to hold that massive rally in Sydney as well which is attracting over 20 000 supporters and Siddhant Sibbal spoke exclusively with Manpreet Vora, the Indian High Commissioner to Australia on what we can expect from this visit. Is India and Australia working in areas like people-to-people relationship ,we know there's a huge Indian diaspora which the prime minister is going to address and the Australians are Keen to open their universities in India? “Yes indeed those have already been announced in fact I'm very proud that the first two foreign universities that have announced that they will reopening campuses in India under our new education policy and the encouragement we are giving for this both happen to be Australian universities, the University of Deacon and Wollongong University. We are doing many other things for enhancing people-to-people links and making it easier for our people to move between the countries to to reside in the other country to work in the other country.”

Australia first to open foreign universities campuses in India: Manpreet Vohra