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PM Modi congratulates Trump, American people on US' 250th Independence Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to former U.S. President Donald Trump and the American people on the occasion of the United States' 250th Independence Day. The message was sent in recognition of the anniversary of America's founding, highlighting the longstanding diplomatic ties between India and the United States. Modi's statement reflects the continued engagement between the two nations, despite changes in leadership in Washington. The communication underscores the importance of bilateral relations and mutual respect between the two countries.

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PM Modi congratulates Trump, American people on US' 250th Independence Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to former U.S. President Donald Trump and the American people on the occasion of the United States' 250th Independence Day. The message was sent in recognition of the anniversary of America's founding, highlighting the longstanding diplomatic ties between India and the United States. Modi's statement reflects the continued engagement between the two nations, despite changes in leadership in Washington. The communication underscores the importance of bilateral relations and mutual respect between the two countries.

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