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In the last 7 hours in America, Prime Minister Narendra Modi showed the strength. In these 7 hours, PM Modi met American President Donald Trump to many US industrialists. During this time, PM Modi made it clear that now India is not going to bow down to anyone. Standing in front of Trump, PM Modi made it clear that if America’s interests are above for you, then India’s interests are paramount for us too. PM Modi gave many messages to America in diplomatic language. Trump also understood these gestures well and in response to a question, he smiled and said- Modi is a better negotiator than me … There is no match here.

What issues talked about in PM Modi and President Donald Trump

In response to a question in a joint press conference between PM Modi and Donald Trump, Donald Trump said, ‘PM Modi is very good and tough negotiator. He is a better negotiator than me. PM Modi has no match with me. He said that we are moving towards joint development, joint production and shared technology. On the India-Midil East-Europe Economic Corridor, US President Donald Trump said that we have agreed to work together to help in building one of the greatest trade routes in history. This will run from India to Israel to Italy and further America.

PM Modi said on Russia-Ukraine War- ‘India is not neutral, advocates for peace’

In a shared press conference, PM Modi said in response to a question related to the Russia-Ukraine war, ‘I have been in touch with Ukraine and Russia since the beginning. I have been talking to the heads of both countries from time to time. India has been a side from the beginning that the issue should be resolved peacefully. India is not neutral in this matter. India is in favor of peace. The current era is not of war. A solution cannot be found in the battlefield. We support President Trump’s initiative to end the war.

Tehwwur Rana will be extradited to India, Trap Administration approved

During the shared press conference after a bilateral talks between PM Modi and President Trump, Trump said, ‘I am happy to announce that our administration guilty of 2008 Mumbai terror attack to face justice in India Tahwwur has approved the extradition of Rana. He is going back to India to face justice. On this, PM Modi said that we will cooperate on fighting terror. In the current era, strict action is needed against cross -border terrorism. I am grateful to President Trump for the decision of extradition of 26/11 terrorist Tahawwur Rana in Mumbai. The judiciary of our country will bring it to the dock of justice.

PM Modi told Trump- like your … India’s interests are also paramount

After meeting at the White House with Donald Trump, PM Modi said, ‘You (Donald Trump) are very happy to see once again in the White House here. I congratulate you for the second time on behalf of 140 crore people of India for becoming an American President. Last year, the people of India gave me a chance to serve by handing over power for the third time. I am enthusiastic about working with President Trump for the next four years. In the White House, I have been welcomed with me as a grand and warm and warmly, he has renewed the memories of ‘Namste Trump’ in Ahmedabad and ‘Houdi Modi’ in America, whose echo was recited all over the world. I learn a lot from US President Donald Trump, just as he keeps America paramount, so we also keep the interests of our country paramount. Together we will move forward towards the progress and prosperity of our two countries. On this, Donald Trump said, Modi is a great leader. India and America are very strong. Modi ji is doing a very good job in India, everyone is discussing this. Along with this, Trump said about the Russia Ukraine war that it should stop, because there is no solution from the war. He told that he has talked to Russia, Bladimir Putin wants to end the war.

Trump boils ‘tariff bomb’ before meeting Modi

The first President Donald Trump broke the ‘tariff bomb’ from meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump signed the tariff policy, according to which, America will now impose as much tariffs on other countries as they put. Trump says that in terms of business, we have impartially decided that we will implement reciprocal tariffs, which means that whatever countries charge from America, we will also levy fees on them- no more , No less. ‘ This decision of Trump has increased the possibility of economic deadlock globally. Its impact can also be seen on India.

‘Discussion on many issues including Alan Musk, Space, Energy’, PM Modi tweeted

PM Modi on Thursday discussed the opportunities available in space, technology and energy with Elon Musk, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SpaceX here and shared views on good governance efforts in India and America. US President Donald Trump last month elected Musk as the head of his administration’s newly formed Government Efficiency Department (DOGE). After meeting Masak, Prime Minister Modi said in a post on the social media forum ‘X’, ‘Washington DC held a very good meeting with Allen Musk’ We discussed various topics, including topics like space, mobility, technology and innovation Includes, about whom he is eager. He said, ‘I talked about India’s efforts towards reform and’ minimum government, maximum governance ‘.’

Had a very good meeting with @elonmusk in washington dc. We discuceed varous issues, include he is passionate about I talked about India’s efforts towards and furthering ‘minimum government, maximum governance.’ pic.twitter.com/7xneqnxerz

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 13, 2025

PM Modi meets NSA of America, discussion on many issues

Prior to meeting US President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Modi met with US National Security Advisor (NSA) Michael Waltz, which he described as a very “meaningful meeting”. During this time, both of them discussed defense, technology and security sectors, which are important aspects of Indo-US relations. Modi said in a post on ‘X’, ‘There was a meaningful meeting with NSA Michael Waltz. He has always been a good friend of India. He said, “Defense, technology and security are important aspects of Indo-US relations and we had a great discussion on these issues’ AI (Artificial Intelligence), Semiconductor, Space and other fields are strong.” In this meeting, Indian Security Advisor Ajit Doval and External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar also joined.

Had a fruitful meeting with nsa @MichaelgwaltzHe has Always been a great friend of India. Defense, Technology and Security are important aspects of India-as and we had a wonderful discussion around these issues. There is strong potential for cooperation in sector like… pic.twitter.com/5W3GV2LMJ6

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 13, 2025

PM Modi met Indian -origin businessman Vivek Ramaswamy at Blair House

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Indian-American billionaire entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy in Washington on Thursday. During this time, both discussed other issues including Indo-US relations, innovation, biotechnology. PM Modi met Ramaswamy at the Home Blair House, the guest of the US President, who stood up last year to get the presidential candidate from the Republican Party. The Ministry of External Affairs said in a post on ‘X’ that there was a thorough discussion between the two on ‘Indo-US relations, innovation, biotechnology and the role of entrepreneurship in shaping the future’.

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