<p>Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;returned to New Delhi&nbsp;on Thursday (Jul&nbsp;11), after completing his two-nation visits to Russia and Austria.</p>

<p>According to officials, his diplomatic trip was intended to enhance bilateral relations and address major international issues with the leaders of both nations.</p>

<p>During his trip, he engaged in high-level talks and strategic discussions to further India's global partnerships and cooperation.</p>

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<p><strong>PM's Austria visit</strong></p>

<p>After concluding his Russia visit,&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Austria, where he held talks with Chancellor Karl Nehammer on July 10.</p>

<p>During a press conference, PM Modi reaffirmed that “this is not the time for war.” His statement came a day after he delivered a strong anti-war message to Russian President&nbsp;Vladimir Putin in Moscow.</p>

<p><strong>Modi's comments on Ukraine war</strong></p>

<p>On Tuesday, PM Modi commented on the Ukraine war while delivering a joint statement with President Putin. The Indian PM told the Russian president that war was not a solution and that it gave him "immense pain" when innocent children were murdered.</p>

<p>"Whether it be war, conflicts, or terror attacks, everyone who believes in humanity is pained when there is loss of lives. But when innocent children are murdered, when we see innocent children dying, it is heart-wrenching and that pain is immense. I also had a discussion about this with you," Modi said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to New Delhi on Thursday (Jul 11), after completing his two-nation visits to Russia and Austria. According to officials, his diplomatic trip was intended to enhance bilateral relations and address major international issues with the leaders of both nations.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to New Delhi on Thursday (Jul 11), after completing his two-nation visits to Russia and Austria. According to officials, his diplomatic trip was intended to enhance bilateral relations and address major international issues with the leaders of both nations. During his trip, he engaged in high-level talks and strategic discussions to further India's global partnerships and cooperation. #WATCH | Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives at Palam airport in Delhi after concluding his two-nation visit to Russia and Austria pic.twitter.com/DQgnniodrN — ANI (@ANI) July 11, 2024 × PM's Austria visit After concluding his Russia visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Austria, where he held talks with Chancellor Karl Nehammer on July 10. During a press conference, PM Modi reaffirmed that “this is not the time for war.” His statement came a day after he delivered a strong anti-war message to Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Modi's comments on Ukraine war On Tuesday, PM Modi commented on the Ukraine war while delivering a joint statement with President Putin. The Indian PM told the Russian president that war was not a solution and that it gave him "immense pain" when innocent children were murdered. "Whether it be war, conflicts, or terror attacks, everyone who believes in humanity is pained when there is loss of lives. But when innocent children are murdered, when we see innocent children dying, it is heart-wrenching and that pain is immense. I also had a discussion about this with you," Modi said. (With inputs from agencies)

PM Modi lands in Delhi after concluding Russia, Austria visit

<p>India is changing rapidly and the world is taking notice, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday (Jul 9) at an event organised by the Indian community in Moscow, Russia.</p>

<p>The PM highlighted that the country is brimming with confidence and achieving remarkable progress.</p>

<p>PM Modi also announced the opening of two Indian consulates in Russia at Moscow. One centre will come up in Kazan and another in Yekaterinburg.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russia-to-release-indians-from-army-after-pm-modi-raises-issue-with-putin-739131">Russia to release Indians from army after PM Modi raises issue with Putin</a></p>

<p>"Over 140 crore Indians are driving this resurgence of India. They dream big, make commitments, and then turn them into reality," he said.</p>

<p>While addressing the Indian diaspora, the Prime Minister also mentioned India's victory in the Men's T20 cricket World Cup that ended the 13-year ICC trophy drought for the Indian cricket team.</p>

<p>"Everyone here must have celebrated India's T20 World Cup win, but the true story lies in the incredible journey the team took to get there. The Indian squad embodies a spirit of resilience, refusing to give up until the very last moment. As the saying goes, victory ultimately favours those who never accept defeat," he said.</p>

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<p>While talking about his government’s achievements, the Prime Minister said, "From hosting prestigious events like the G20 Summit to spearheading massive infrastructure projects like electrifying 40,000 kilometres of railways, India's ambitions and capabilities are on display. Space exploration, record-breaking engineering feats, and a commitment to clean energy through solar missions all contribute to India's rise as a global power. This success is driven by the immense potential of its 1.4 billion citizens and the talent of its diaspora around the world.</p>

<p>PM Modi further said India and Russia are working together to boost global prosperity.</p>

<p>"India-Russia ties are reaching new heights. With your hard work and honesty, you have contributed to the Russian society. I have been an admirer of the unique relationship between India and Russia," the Indian PM added.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-pm-modi-begins-russia-visit-receives-guard-of-honour-in-moscow-738988" target="_blank">Modi in Russia: Indian PM holds meeting with Russian President Putin</a></p>

<p>"Our ties have been assessed time and again, and our friendship has always emerged stronger. I thank my friend, President Putin, for his leadership and efforts to strengthen our relationship. This is my sixth visit to Russia in the past 10 years, and we have met 17 times during this period," he said.</p>

<p>"I have taken a pledge to work three times as hard and three times as fast as I did in the first two terms. I assure you that in this third term, India will face and overcome every challenge. It's in my DNA to give 'chunauti' (challenge) to every 'chunauti' (challenge)," he said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


India is changing rapidly and the world is taking notice, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday (Jul 9) at an event organised by the Indian community in Moscow, Russia.

India is changing rapidly and the world is taking notice, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday (Jul 9) at an event organised by the Indian community in Moscow, Russia. The PM highlighted that the country is brimming with confidence and achieving remarkable progress. PM Modi also announced the opening of two Indian consulates in Russia at Moscow. One centre will come up in Kazan and another in Yekaterinburg. Also read: Russia to release Indians from army after PM Modi raises issue with Putin "Over 140 crore Indians are driving this resurgence of India. They dream big, make commitments, and then turn them into reality," he said. While addressing the Indian diaspora, the Prime Minister also mentioned India's victory in the Men's T20 cricket World Cup that ended the 13-year ICC trophy drought for the Indian cricket team. "Everyone here must have celebrated India's T20 World Cup win, but the true story lies in the incredible journey the team took to get there. The Indian squad embodies a spirit of resilience, refusing to give up until the very last moment. As the saying goes, victory ultimately favours those who never accept defeat," he said. × While talking about his government’s achievements, the Prime Minister said, "From hosting prestigious events like the G20 Summit to spearheading massive infrastructure projects like electrifying 40,000 kilometres of railways, India's ambitions and capabilities are on display. Space exploration, record-breaking engineering feats, and a commitment to clean energy through solar missions all contribute to India's rise as a global power. This success is driven by the immense potential of its 1.4 billion citizens and the talent of its diaspora around the world. PM Modi further said India and Russia are working together to boost global prosperity. "India-Russia ties are reaching new heights. With your hard work and honesty, you have contributed to the Russian society. I have been an admirer of the unique relationship between India and Russia," the Indian PM added. Also read: Modi in Russia: Indian PM holds meeting with Russian President Putin "Our ties have been assessed time and again, and our friendship has always emerged stronger. I thank my friend, President Putin, for his leadership and efforts to strengthen our relationship. This is my sixth visit to Russia in the past 10 years, and we have met 17 times during this period," he said. "I have taken a pledge to work three times as hard and three times as fast as I did in the first two terms. I assure you that in this third term, India will face and overcome every challenge. It's in my DNA to give 'chunauti' (challenge) to every 'chunauti' (challenge)," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

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