Prime Minister Modi Arrives in Australia for Strategic Partnership Talks

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Melbourne for talks with Australian PM Anthony Albanese, aiming to strengthen the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across defense, trade, education, and mobility, following a productive visit to Indonesia.

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