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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abott To Visit India To Progress Indo-Australian Trade Relationship
Australian Minister for Education and Youth, Dan Tehan on Saturday announced that former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott will visit India in early August to progress the Indo-Australian economic and trade relationship under the Comprehensive S
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PM Narendra Modi Leaves for Fiji
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today left for Fiji after concluding his five-day visit to Australia during which he attended the G-20 Summit and held talks with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott.
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'Narendra and I': First Names and Friendship on PM Modi's Australia Visit
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott used visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first name at a joint press conference after summit talks, while emphasising how the two countries were expanding their cooperation in various areas.
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A Cricket Dinner for PM Narendra Modi in Melbourne
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today attended a reception and dinner hosted by his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott at the famous 161-year-old Melbourne Cricket Ground. He winds up his four-day Australia visit today.
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PMs Narendra Modi and Tony Abbott Connect Over Cricket
With Prime Minister Narendra Modi by his side, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott set the ball rolling at a joint press conference in Canberra, saying people in his country have come to associate India with cricket.
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Grand Reception Planned for PM Narendra Modi at Historic Melbourne Cricket Ground
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pitched his "Make in India" plan to top Australian CEOs, promising ease of doing business and an end to red tape. He is in Melbourne, the last of the four cities he is visiting in Australia and will also attend a reception and dinner hosted by Australian Prime Minster Tony Abbott at the famous 161-year-old Melbour...
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PM Modi's Address to the Joint Session of the Australian Parliament in Canberra
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott and also became the first Indian ever to speak at the Australian Parliament where he addressed a Joint Session during a state visit to Canberra.
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Australia, India Target Free Trade Pact, Economic Boost
Australia and India will push for a free trade pact between their countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday, during a State Visit to Canberra by Mr Modi.
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Australia Wants to be Source of Energy, Resource, Food Security For India: Tony Abbott
Australia wants to be a dependable source of energy, resource and food security for India, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday during a state visit to Canberra by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Australia Wants Comprehensive Trade Deal With India: Tony Abbott After Bilateral Talks With PM Modi
Australia's next priority is to conclude a comprehensive trade partnership deal with India, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday during a state visit to Canberra by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abott To Visit India To Progress Indo-Australian Trade Relationship
Australian Minister for Education and Youth, Dan Tehan on Saturday announced that former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott will visit India in early August to progress the Indo-Australian economic and trade relationship under the Comprehensive S
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PM Narendra Modi Leaves for Fiji
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today left for Fiji after concluding his five-day visit to Australia during which he attended the G-20 Summit and held talks with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott.
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'Narendra and I': First Names and Friendship on PM Modi's Australia Visit
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott used visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first name at a joint press conference after summit talks, while emphasising how the two countries were expanding their cooperation in various areas.
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A Cricket Dinner for PM Narendra Modi in Melbourne
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today attended a reception and dinner hosted by his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott at the famous 161-year-old Melbourne Cricket Ground. He winds up his four-day Australia visit today.
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PMs Narendra Modi and Tony Abbott Connect Over Cricket
With Prime Minister Narendra Modi by his side, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott set the ball rolling at a joint press conference in Canberra, saying people in his country have come to associate India with cricket.
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Grand Reception Planned for PM Narendra Modi at Historic Melbourne Cricket Ground
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pitched his "Make in India" plan to top Australian CEOs, promising ease of doing business and an end to red tape. He is in Melbourne, the last of the four cities he is visiting in Australia and will also attend a reception and dinner hosted by Australian Prime Minster Tony Abbott at the famous 161-year-old Melbour...
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PM Modi's Address to the Joint Session of the Australian Parliament in Canberra
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott and also became the first Indian ever to speak at the Australian Parliament where he addressed a Joint Session during a state visit to Canberra.
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Australia, India Target Free Trade Pact, Economic Boost
Australia and India will push for a free trade pact between their countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday, during a State Visit to Canberra by Mr Modi.
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Australia Wants to be Source of Energy, Resource, Food Security For India: Tony Abbott
Australia wants to be a dependable source of energy, resource and food security for India, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday during a state visit to Canberra by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Australia Wants Comprehensive Trade Deal With India: Tony Abbott After Bilateral Talks With PM Modi
Australia's next priority is to conclude a comprehensive trade partnership deal with India, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday during a state visit to Canberra by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
