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PM Modi in Japan: This is his second and last day of visit.
Tokyo / New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his second day visiting Japan by addressing the Indian community in Tokyo. Yesterday, Prime Minister Modi spent eight hours at picturesque Yamanashi in the holiday home of his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe, before taking the express train to Tokyo tonight. The two prime ministers had informal talks during a lunch and a private dinner. They also visited the largest Japanese industrial robot construction facility.
After addressing the Indian community, Prime Minister Modi will attend the 13th Annual India-Japan Summit, during which the two countries should strengthen their strategic ties and create synergy in various fields.
Here are the live updates on PM Modi's second day in Japan:
PM Modi interacts with respected personalities among Japanese venture capitalists.
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PM @Narendra Modi interact with some respected names among Japanese venture capitalists. Participants endorsed the reform measures initiated by the government and made suggestions to further improve the start-up and innovation ecosystem in India. pic.twitter.com/K7XbOLdSN4
– Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) October 29, 2018
PM Modi addresses the Indian community of Japan:
- India is now going through a mbadive transformation phase.
- The world appreciates India's efforts to provide services to humankind.
- The policies put in place in India, the work in progress for public welfare, the nation is nowadays praised.
- Today, India is making considerable progress in the field of digital infrastructure.
- Broadband connectivity reaches the villages, more than 100 mobile phones are active in India, 1 GB is cheaper than a small bottle of cool drink.
- These data become the service delivery tool
- Make in India is now a global brand.
- We manufacture quality products not only for India but for the whole world.
- India is becoming a global hub, especially in the fields of electronics and automotive manufacturing.
- We are fast becoming the number one mobile phone manufacturer
- Last year, our scientists created a record by simultaneously launching more than 100 satellites in space.
- We sent Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan at very little cost.
- India is preparing to send Gaganyaan into space by 2022.
- It will be Indian in all respects and those who travel there will also be Indian
- Every year we celebrate the birthday of Sardar Patel, but this time we will attract the attention of the whole world.
- In Gujarat, which is also the birthplace of Sardar Patel, we build the highest statue (his) in the world.
A Jodhpuri wooden chest of Rajasthan with traditional work has also been introduced, said one official.
Hand-woven by the master weavers of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, the hurricane motifs illustrate the diversity of possibilities available, ranging from a symmetrical repetitive geometric tessellation to stylistic floral motifs arranged around one's own. clbadic medallion pattern.
The bowls were crafted by master craftsman Shabbirhusen Ibrahimbhai Shaikh from Khambhat region, in Gujarat, who is known for his practice of stone craftsmanship for generations and who is also a hub of Chinese exports. stone products from India.
- After lunch, the two prime ministers visited the FANUC industrial site, which specializes in automation.
- Later in the evening Prime Minister Abe, in a special gesture, welcomed Prime Minister Modi to his personal villa near Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi for a private dinner.
- It was the first time that Japanese Prime Minister Abe invited a foreign political leader to his holiday home in the village of Narusawa, in the prefecture.
- Prime Minister Modi, who arrived in Japan last night to attend the 13th annual India-Japan Summit, was warmly welcomed on his arrival and the first day of his visit was characterized by special gestures and warmth.
- Japanese Prime Minister Abe greeted the Japanese Prime Minister on arrival at the Mount Fuji Hotel in Yamanashi Prefecture, west of Tokyo.
- The two-day summit, which begins Sunday, aims to review progress in relations and deepen the strategic dimension of bilateral relations.
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