Bullet Train to Boost India-Japan Bilateral Ties
www.theindianpanorama.com VOL 11 ISSUE 37 ● NEW YORK/DALLAS ● SEPTEMBER 15 - SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 ● ENQUIRIES: 646-247-9458 ● PRICE 40 CENTS Trump speaks loud & clear: New strategy, old Bollywood Boulevard: A Chicago gears up for largest Do more or face game: on Trump and Journey Through Hindi South Asian Film Festival in 8 consequences, Pak warned 9 Afghanistan 16 Cinema 22 Midwest India Celebrates 70 Years of Independence at the United Nations BULLET TRAIN TO BOOST Mrs. Padma INDIA-JAPAN BILATERAL TIES Akbaruddin welcoming Ambassador Modi, Abe jointly Lay foundation stone for Rs 1.08 lakh-cr Amina Mohammed , Deputy Secretary General of the Ahmedabad-Mumbai high-speed train; 15 agreements signed United Nations. Ambassador GANDHINAGAR (TIP): Akbaruddin, in the It may have been a dream center, looks on. come true for PM Narendra Photos / Modi when, on September 14, Mohammed he and his Japanese Jaffer-SnapsIndia counterpart, Shinzo Abe jointly laid the foundation UNITED NATIONS (TIP): Ambassador Amina stone of India's first much- Mohammed, Deputy Secretary General of the UN was present hyped Rs 1.08 lakh crore along with PRs/Ambassadors of several countries at the bullet train corridor between celebration of 70 years of India's independence, hosted by the Ahmedabad and Mumbai. Permanent Mission of India. The two Prime Ministers It was Indian ambience all over at the Delegates Dining also oversaw the signing of Room at the United Nations building on September 8, 2017. In 15 memoranda of fact, the invitation itself with the picture of a man playing understanding, including on dhol (Indian drum) left one in no doubt that the event will offer disaster risk management, Japanese PM Abe said he hoped that during his next visit to Gujarat, he would "come to music and, of course, food.
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