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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was cheered and welcomed with songs by Indian community members as he arrived at a Glasgow hotel ahead of the UN climate talks.

Strongly hitting out at Pakistan for again raking up the Kashmir issue at the UN, India has said a constructive contribution cannot be expected from a country that has an established practice of hosting terrorists.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday that Iran had crossed "all red lines" in its nuclear program and vowed that Israel would not allow Tehran to acquire a nuclear weapon.

PM Narendra Modi at UN said if the United Nations has to keep itself relevant, it has to improve its effectiveness, increase its reliability.

Summing up his three-day US visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he had productive bilateral and multilateral engagements during his stay.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that the world must protect the oceans from the race for "expansion and exclusion" as he urged the international community to speak in one voice to strengthen a rules-based world order

In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said

The UN must improve its effectiveness and enhance its reliability if it wants to remain relevant, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday

A little boy who at one time used to help his father at his tea stall is today addressing the United Nations General Assembly for the fourth time, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the strength of the Indian democracy.

PM Modi on Saturday said that he represents a country which is proud to be known as the mother of democracy and cited his own rise from a tea seller at a railway station to that as prime minister to underscore the strength of India's democracy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, wherein he said "India is a shining example of a vibrant democracy". He flew to New York from Washington after his first bilateral meeting with Joe Biden.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a swipe at Pakistan over "using terrorism as a political tool" at his address to the UN General Assembly today. "The danger of regressive thinking and extremism is rising in the world," PM Modi said.

PM Modi today held forth on India's democratic credentials at the United Nations General Assembly. Addressing the gathering, he listed the ways in which the country was empowering its masses. "Yes, democracy has delivered," he said.

PM Modi arrived in New York on Saturday, flying from Washington DC. The last time he addressed the UN General Assembly in person was in 2019. In 2020, the high-level session had gone virtual.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) today in New York, the first time since the coronavirus pandemic broke out in December 2019.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was cheered and welcomed with songs by Indian community members as he arrived at a Glasgow hotel ahead of the UN climate talks.

Strongly hitting out at Pakistan for again raking up the Kashmir issue at the UN, India has said a constructive contribution cannot be expected from a country that has an established practice of hosting terrorists.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday that Iran had crossed "all red lines" in its nuclear program and vowed that Israel would not allow Tehran to acquire a nuclear weapon.

PM Narendra Modi at UN said if the United Nations has to keep itself relevant, it has to improve its effectiveness, increase its reliability.

Summing up his three-day US visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he had productive bilateral and multilateral engagements during his stay.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that the world must protect the oceans from the race for "expansion and exclusion" as he urged the international community to speak in one voice to strengthen a rules-based world order

In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said

The UN must improve its effectiveness and enhance its reliability if it wants to remain relevant, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday

A little boy who at one time used to help his father at his tea stall is today addressing the United Nations General Assembly for the fourth time, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the strength of the Indian democracy.

PM Modi on Saturday said that he represents a country which is proud to be known as the mother of democracy and cited his own rise from a tea seller at a railway station to that as prime minister to underscore the strength of India's democracy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, wherein he said "India is a shining example of a vibrant democracy". He flew to New York from Washington after his first bilateral meeting with Joe Biden.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a swipe at Pakistan over "using terrorism as a political tool" at his address to the UN General Assembly today. "The danger of regressive thinking and extremism is rising in the world," PM Modi said.

PM Modi today held forth on India's democratic credentials at the United Nations General Assembly. Addressing the gathering, he listed the ways in which the country was empowering its masses. "Yes, democracy has delivered," he said.

PM Modi arrived in New York on Saturday, flying from Washington DC. The last time he addressed the UN General Assembly in person was in 2019. In 2020, the high-level session had gone virtual.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) today in New York, the first time since the coronavirus pandemic broke out in December 2019.