Gandhinagar: Former late Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe the longest-reigning PM in Japan’s postwar history was shot dead while he was making a speech on a street in the city of Nara on Friday. PM Modi said in a tweet that, He is deeply distressed by the attack on his dear friend Abe Shinzo. and the whole country's thoughts and prayers are with him, his family, and the people of Japan. In September 2017, Shinzo Abe visited Gujarat on a two-day visit to attend the fourth India-Japan annual s...Read More

Gandhinagar: Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today in a series of tweet expressed his opinion on Indo-Japan relations in the backdrop of his telephone talk with Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday and signing of agreement between the Armed forces of two countries. Abe also shared photographs of his times with modi in India and Japan. One of the photographs belongs to Varanasi while the other belongs Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram in Gujarat. Abe's tweets and its translation below: Abe tweets: ...Read More

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished speedy recovery to his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe today, hours after Abe resigned over health issues. “Pained to hear about your ill health, my dear friend @AbeShinzo. In recent years, with your wise leadership and personal commitment, the India-Japan partnership has become deeper and stronger than ever before. I wish and pray for your speedy recovery,” PM said in a tweet. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({...Read More

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be engaged in high level diplomatic engagements with about ten global leaders including the likes US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe. Sources indicated here that the much awaited bilateral talks between Prime Minister and President Trump is likely to be held on June 28 on the sidelines of G20 Summit at Osaka in Japan. Modi is likely to hold bilateral talks with Turkish President Rece...Read More

Photo caption: Indo-Pacific and Emerging economies alliance.... India led by Modi is lured by both camps with equal vigour... (Photo from Nikkei) By Mayur Shah On 1st December 2018, the headlines of the Indian Newspapers shouted: “Jai Ho” as the Indian Prime Minister’s summit with the US and Japanese counterpart yielded a landmark initiative on the Indo-pacific front. This was indeed an unprecedented development and a lot of credit goes to the Indian PM, under whose leadership India is...Read More

Gandhinagar: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe during their meeting in Japan reviewed the progress made on the Mumbai - Ahmedabad High Speed Rail project, reads a joint vision statement issued after their meetings. India and Japan exchanged notes of loan agreement for project for the construction of Mumbai - Ahmedabad High Speed Rail(bullet train) during Prime Minister Modi's Japan visit. Relevant portion of the joint statement reads: 'Prime Minister...Read More

New Delhi: Following is the text of the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's departure statement prior to his visit to Japan. "I will visit Japan on 28-29 October 2018 for the Annual Summit. This will be my twelfth meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe since my first visit to Japan as Prime Minister in September 2014. Thereafter, I had visited Japan in 2016 for the Annual Summit. Last year, I had the pleasure of hosting Prime Minister Abe and Mrs. Akie Abe in my home state Gujarat a...Read More

Manila: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held separate talks with his counterparts from Japan Shinzo Abe and Australia Malcolm Turnbull focusing on crafting a new strategy for the Indo-Pacific region in the backdrop of emerging configuration of a key quadrilateral alliance. On the second day of the ASEAN summit here, Modi also held bilateral meetings with Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, and discussed ways ...Read More

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after a predicted landslide win in Sunday’s snap general election. “Heartiest greetings to my dear friend Shinzo Abe on his big election win. Look forward to further strengthen India-Japan relations with him,” Modi tweeted. Modi’s remarks came after an exit poll by public broadcaster NHK forecast a decisive win for Abe’s coalition, saying his conservative Liberal Democratic Party (...Read More