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Indian PM Narendra Modi leaves for New Delhi

| @indiablooms | Oct 29, 2018, at 07:31 pm

Tokyo, Oct 29 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday departed for New Delhi after completing his visit to Japan.

Modi met Japan PM Shinzo Abe during the meeting.

The MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted: "Arigatou gozaimashita Japan! ありがとうございました PM @narendramodi departs for Delhi after a fruitful visit to Japan that re-emphasised India’s commitment to further strengthen bilateral ties and open new vistas for cooperation."

Modi also addressed the Indian community during his visit to Japan.

 

 

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