India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is currently in the United States for the final phase of his journey. The final leg of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the United States has begun. A diaspora outreach event, a state department luncheon, and conversations with renowned American CEOs are all planned. To kick off Modi's discussions, the White House will host an India-US high-tech event. Keep watching for more updates.

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The last leg of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US state visit is underway. The last leg of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State visit to the US begins today. Official state department lunch, discussions with leaders in America, as well as leading American CEOs, and a diaspora outreach event, are on the cards. Modi will begin his engagements with an India-US high-tech event at the White House.

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Last year, on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said to&nbsp;one of his key allies,&nbsp;Russian President Vladimir Putin, that 'it's not an era of war' while reflecting on the war in Ukraine. He reiterated the same while addressing a joint meeting of the US Congress on Thursday (June 22).&nbsp;

PM Modi spoke about a range of issues, but one of the key takeaways was the mention of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which started last year in February,&nbsp;leading to massive food and fuel crisis globally. &nbsp;

During his address, PM Modi said, "Our knowledge partnership will serve humanity and seek solutions to the global challenges of climate change, hunger and health."&nbsp;

"The last few years have seen deeply disruptive developments. With the Ukraine conflict, war has returned to Europe. It is causing great pain in the region," he added.&nbsp;

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The Indian prime minister also said that "since it involves major powers, the consequences are severe. Countries of the Global South have been particularly affected".&nbsp;

He mentioned in his speech that the global order is based on respect for the principles of the UN Charter, peaceful resolution of disputes, and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity.&nbsp;

"As I have said directly and publicly, this is not an era of war. But, it is one of dialogue and diplomacy," he said, further adding that "we all must do what we can to stop the bloodshed and human suffering".&nbsp;

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<h2>Modi and Biden back Ukraine's 'territorial integrity'&nbsp;</h2>

US President Joe Biden and Modi jointly backed Ukraine's "territorial integrity" as they voiced alarm over the conflict, on which India has taken a neutral stand and New Delhi has refused to join Western sanctions on Russia.&nbsp;

In a joint statement as Modi paid a state visit to Washington, the two leaders "called for respect for international law, principles of the UN charter and territorial integrity and sovereignty."&nbsp;

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Amid the Ukraine war, the Biden administration has largely given a pass to India for refusing to join Western sanctions on Russia and instead buying its oil at a discount.&nbsp;

Experts have said that Washington sees New&nbsp;Delhi as a broader alignment when it comes to the challenge of China and the threat of radical Islamism.&nbsp;

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Last year, on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said to one of his key allies, Russian President Vladimir Putin, that 'it's not an era of war' while reflecting on the war in Ukraine.

Last year, on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said to one of his key allies, Russian President Vladimir Putin, that 'it's not an era of war' while reflecting on the war in Ukraine. He reiterated the same while addressing a joint meeting of the US Congress on Thursday (June 22). PM Modi spoke about a range of issues, but one of the key takeaways was the mention of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which started last year in February, leading to massive food and fuel crisis globally. During his address, PM Modi said, "Our knowledge partnership will serve humanity and seek solutions to the global challenges of climate change, hunger and health." "The last few years have seen deeply disruptive developments. With the Ukraine conflict, war has returned to Europe. It is causing great pain in the region," he added. Also read: PM Modi at US Congress: 'Momentous developments' in another Al - America and India The Indian prime minister also said that "since it involves major powers, the consequences are severe. Countries of the Global South have been particularly affected". He mentioned in his speech that the global order is based on respect for the principles of the UN Charter, peaceful resolution of disputes, and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity. "As I have said directly and publicly, this is not an era of war. But, it is one of dialogue and diplomacy," he said, further adding that "we all must do what we can to stop the bloodshed and human suffering". Watch this report: × Modi and Biden back Ukraine's 'territorial integrity' US President Joe Biden and Modi jointly backed Ukraine's "territorial integrity" as they voiced alarm over the conflict, on which India has taken a neutral stand and New Delhi has refused to join Western sanctions on Russia. In a joint statement as Modi paid a state visit to Washington, the two leaders "called for respect for international law, principles of the UN charter and territorial integrity and sovereignty." Also read: 'Democracy is in India's DNA, no space for discrimination', says PM Modi on minority rights Amid the Ukraine war, the Biden administration has largely given a pass to India for refusing to join Western sanctions on Russia and instead buying its oil at a discount. Experts have said that Washington sees New Delhi as a broader alignment when it comes to the challenge of China and the threat of radical Islamism. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

PM Modi again says ‘this is not an era of war’, urges for end to ‘bloodshed, human suffering’

While addressing a joint session of the US Congress on Thursday (US local time), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took aim at powers “sponsoring and exporting terror”.&nbsp;

While delivering his hour-long speech to the US Congressmen, PM Modi said, “Terrorism is an enemy of humanity and there can be no ifs and buts in dealing with it. We must overcome all such forces sponsoring and exporting terror.”

Earlier, during a press conference with US President Joe Biden at the White House, PM Modi said that India and the US are walking shoulder to shoulder in the fight against terrorism and radicalism.&nbsp;

PM Modi also said that after having bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden at the White House, they have agreed upon taking concerted action necessary to end cross-border terrorism, in a subtle reference to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism that has targeted the Indian Union Territory of Kashmir for decades.

PM Modi’s remarks came days after China blocked a joint proposal by India and the US to designate Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Sajid Mir as a global terrorist. Mir is wanted for his involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in which US citizens were also killed. In September last year, China put a halt on the proposal, and now it has blocked the proposal altogether.&nbsp;

Last month, in an interview with Nikkei Asia, PM Modi said he wants to have a “normal and neighbourly” relationship with Pakistan. However, he added that “the onus is on Pakistan to take necessary steps in this regard”. &nbsp;&nbsp;

PM Modi also stated that "it is incumbent upon them (Pakistan) to create a conducive environment free from terrorism and hostilities”.

India&nbsp;has on multiple occasions&nbsp;raised its concern over Pakistan’s support to various terror groups and has repeatedly asserted that terror and peace talks can’t go hand-in-hand.

In early May, when India hosted Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for the Shanghai Cooperation Summit (SCO), India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar called him the "promoter, justifier and spokesperson of a terrorism industry".

“Victims of terrorism do not sit together with its perpetrators to discuss terrorism," Jaishankar had said after a meeting of foreign ministers of the member nations of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Goa.

Pakistan actively supports terrorism on its soil and arms and sends terrorists to Jammu and Kashmir. It is evident from the fact that Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, Masood Azhar, and several other terrorists have found safe havens in Pakistan for decades and continue to enjoy covert state support.

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While addressing a joint session of the US Congress on Thursday (US local time), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took aim at powers “sponsoring and exporting terror”.

While addressing a joint session of the US Congress on Thursday (US local time), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took aim at powers “sponsoring and exporting terror”. While delivering his hour-long speech to the US Congressmen, PM Modi said, “Terrorism is an enemy of humanity and there can be no ifs and buts in dealing with it. We must overcome all such forces sponsoring and exporting terror.” Earlier, during a press conference with US President Joe Biden at the White House, PM Modi said that India and the US are walking shoulder to shoulder in the fight against terrorism and radicalism. PM Modi also said that after having bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden at the White House, they have agreed upon taking concerted action necessary to end cross-border terrorism, in a subtle reference to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism that has targeted the Indian Union Territory of Kashmir for decades. PM Modi’s remarks came days after China blocked a joint proposal by India and the US to designate Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Sajid Mir as a global terrorist. Mir is wanted for his involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in which US citizens were also killed. In September last year, China put a halt on the proposal, and now it has blocked the proposal altogether. Last month, in an interview with Nikkei Asia, PM Modi said he wants to have a “normal and neighbourly” relationship with Pakistan. However, he added that “the onus is on Pakistan to take necessary steps in this regard”. PM Modi also stated that "it is incumbent upon them (Pakistan) to create a conducive environment free from terrorism and hostilities”. India has on multiple occasions raised its concern over Pakistan’s support to various terror groups and has repeatedly asserted that terror and peace talks can’t go hand-in-hand. In early May, when India hosted Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for the Shanghai Cooperation Summit (SCO), India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar called him the "promoter, justifier and spokesperson of a terrorism industry". “Victims of terrorism do not sit together with its perpetrators to discuss terrorism," Jaishankar had said after a meeting of foreign ministers of the member nations of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Goa. Pakistan actively supports terrorism on its soil and arms and sends terrorists to Jammu and Kashmir. It is evident from the fact that Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, Masood Azhar, and several other terrorists have found safe havens in Pakistan for decades and continue to enjoy covert state support. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed a new era in India-US ties after the White House rolled out the red carpet for the Indian Prime Minister. Signing deals aimed at countering China's influence the two countries announced agreements on semiconductors, critical minerals, technology space cooperation, and defense cooperation amid China's territorial ambitions. To know more watch this interview with the Director of the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy, Rafiq Dossani.

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US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed a new era in India-US ties after the White House rolled out the red carpet for the Indian Prime Minister. Signing deals aimed at countering China's influence the two countries announced agreements on semiconductors, critical minerals, technology space cooperation, and defense cooperation amid China's territorial ambitions.

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US President Joe Biden raises a toast to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the State dinner hosted at the White House in his honour. "I want to thank US President Joe Biden for this wonderful dinner today. I would also like to thank First Lady Jill Biden for taking care of my visit to make it successful. Yesterday evening you opened the doors of your house for me," said PM Modi during the official State Dinner at The White House.

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PM Modi's Day 4 in the US: On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral discussions with US President Joe Biden. After the bilateral conversations, PM Modi addressed the joint session of the US Congress, followed by a high-profile state dinner attended by around 400 dignitaries.

PM Modi's Day 4 in the US: On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral discussions with US President Joe Biden. After the bilateral conversations, PM Modi addressed the joint session of the US Congress, followed by a high-profile state dinner attended by around 400 dignitaries. PM Modi received a ceremonial guard of honour amid the rains on Wednesday at Washington DC's Joint Base Andrews during his second leg of the inaugural visit to the United States. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's four-day visit is a historic event for India and the United States. It was his first state visit to the US during his nine-year tenure. PM Modi has become the only Indian Prime Minister to address a joint session of the US Congress twice. His visit is crucial as both US and India seek to deepen their cooperation on several points, including trade, defence, and climate change. PM Modi also expressed his intentions to meet business leaders, interact with the Indian community, and engage with thought leaders from diverse backgrounds. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden hosted PM Modi for an official state dinner at the White House on Thursday. Around 380 guests were present during the state dinner, including designer Ralph Lauren, filmmaker M Night Shyamalan, Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, and business tycoons Anand Mahindra and Mukesh Ambani. In his hour-long speech at a joint session of the US Congress, PM Modi discusses various subjects, highlighting India's commitment to the environment, women's empowerment, and the fight against terrorism. ALSO READ | RRR hit song Naatu Naatu finds mention in PM Modi's speech at state dinner in the US PM Modi's Day 4 Schedule Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold one-on-one discussions with several CEOs, professionals, and other stakeholders on his fourth and last day in the United States. He will meet the CEOs of leading companies, including FedEx, MasterCard, and Adobe, at the White House. PM Modi will discuss innovation, investment, and manufacturing in various technology sectors, including Artificial Intelligence, semiconductors and space. Here's a list of business personalities and CEOs who will attend the discussion with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House. ▪ Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft ▪ Anand Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra Group ▪ Sundar Pichai, CEO, Google ▪ Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI ▪ Revathi Advaithi, CEO, Flex ▪ Lisa Su, CEO, AMD ▪ Tim Cook, CEO, Apple ▪ Mr. Mukesh Ambani, Chairman & MD, Reliance Industries ▪ Dr Sethuraman Panchanathan, Director, National Science Foundation ▪ Mark Douglas, President and CEO, FMC Corporation ▪ Bill Nelson, Administrator, NASA ▪ Sunita Williams ▪ Will Marshall, CEO, Planet Labs ▪ Thomas Tull, Founder, Tulco LLC ▪ Nikhil Kamath, Co-Founder, Zerodha & True Beacon ▪ Vrinda Kapoor, Co-Founder, 3rdiTech ▪ Hemant Taneja, CEO and Managing Director, General Catalyst US Vice-President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken will host PM Modi for an official state luncheon. Furthermore, PM Modi will address an invitation-only assemblage of diaspora leaders at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington DC from 7 PM to 9 PM (Local Time). PM Modi will attend a reception hosted by the United States Indian Community Foundation (USICF), where award-winning international singer Mary Millben will perform. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The last leg of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State visit to the US begins today. Official state department lunch, discussions with leaders in America, as well as leading American CEOs, and a diaspora outreach event, are on the cards. Modi will begin his engagements with an India-US high-tech event at the White House.

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US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met after the White House rolled out the red carpet for Modi, ushering in a new chapter in bilateral relations. The two countries announced agreements on semiconductors, critical minerals, technology, space collaboration, and defence cooperation, casting doubt on deals intended to limit China's influence. To know more watch this interview with former Indian Army Chief General Ved Prakash Malik (R).

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PM Modi in US: Joe Biden raises a toast to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the State dinner

US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he arrives at the White House for the State dinner.

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The dishes served at the state dinner for Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be a specially designed vegetarian supper when he visits the White House. He is welcomed by President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden. White House officials are going all out for this event. Even the decorations have been altered to combine elements of American and Indian culture for the events that will take place on the south lawn of the White House.

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Now Pakistan's IMF deal deadline is nearing, but there are no signs of a breakthrough yet. Frustration regarding this is visible in the Pakistani government as well. Pakistan's Finance Minister Ishaq Dhar when asked about if the deal is happening or not, lost his cool and allegedly engaged in a physical tussle with the journalist over the question. A video of the incident has been shared by the journalist Shahid Qureshi, let's take a look.

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US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a new era in India-US ties after the White House rolled out the red carpet for the Indian Prime Minister. Doubting deals aimed at countering China's influence the two countries announced agreements on semiconductors, critical minerals, technology, space cooperation, and defense cooperation.

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In his speech to the joint session of the US Congress, Prime Minister Modi noted that India now has the fifth-largest economy in the world. "This is not an era of war but it is one of dialogue and diplomacy and we all must do what we can to stop the bloodshed and human suffering. The stability of the Indo-Pacific region has become one of the central concerns of our partnership. We share a vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific. More than 2 decades after the 9/11 attacks and more than a decade after 26/11 in Mumbai, terrorism and radicalism still remain a danger for the whole world," PM Modi said.

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India was the 10th largest Democracy in the world. Today, India is the 5th largest economy in the world,” said PM Modi in his address at the joint session of the US Congress. Democracy is in our spirit, and we live it. It's in our Constitution. There is no question of discrimination on the grounds of caste or religion. India believes in sabka saath, sabka vishwas, and sabka prayaas, said PM Modi to a question about alleged discrimination of minorities in India during joint presser with US President Joe Biden.

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