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Hon'ble CM wishes Team India to win World Cup

Published By : Admin | February 19, 2011 | 05:36 IST

Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi extended well wishes to Indian cricket team for the world cup, beginning today. He said that cricket is not only a game in India but a symbol of national pride. He expressed his wish that India should win the world cup with all its talents and abilities and added that it is the wish of all 100 crore Indians  

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The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has congratulated H.E. Sanae Takaichi on her landmark victory in the elections to the House of Representatives of Japan.

The Prime Minister said that the Special Strategic and Global Partnership between India and Japan plays a vital role in enhancing global peace, stability and prosperity.

The Prime Minister expressed confidence that under H.E. Takaichi’s able leadership, the India-Japan friendship will continue to reach greater heights.

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“Congratulations Sanae Takaichi on your landmark victory in the elections to the House of Representatives!

Our Special Strategic and Global Partnership plays a vital role in enhancing global peace, stability and prosperity.

I am confident that under your able leadership, we will continue to take the India-Japan friendship to greater heights.

@takaichi_sanae”