PM Modi’s Bullet Train Diplomacy In Japan Amidst US Tariff War | PM Modi Japan Visit News

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PM Modi's Bullet Train Diplomacy In Japan Amidst US Tariff War | PM Modi Japan Visit News
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba travelled together on a high-speed bullet train in Japan. The Japanese Prime Minister was quoted saying to Prime Minister Modi, "Continuing from last night I will be with you." Their journey to the city of Sendai is part of a visit focused on strengthening bilateral ties. The agenda includes observing projects related to bringing high-speed rail technology to India, with Indian drivers receiving training in Japan. A visit to a semiconductor industry is also planned, highlighting another area of collaboration between India and Japan. This meeting occurs as the United States, under President Donald Trump, has initiated a tariff war, with India facing a potential 50 percent tariff. In this context, India has conveyed it will not yield to pressure and will prioritize its national interests while enhancing partnerships with friendly nations like Japan and Russia. #indiajapan #narendramodi #shigeruishiba #itwebvideos #bullettrain #highspeedrail #semiconductors #tradewar #ustariffs #diplomacy #makeinindia #sendai #tokyo #india #japan #donaldtrump
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