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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s August 29, 2025 address at the India-Japan Economic Forum in Tokyo underscored a pivotal moment in the evolving partnership between India and Japan, highlighting mutual strengths and aspirations for a prosperous future through deeper collaboration across strategic sectors. Modi, alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, emphasised that India’s unmatched
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent written interview to the Japanese publication The Yomiuri Shimbun highlights a pivotal moment in the evolving strategic partnership between India and Japan, underscoring shared ambitions and new milestones achieved during his short yet impactful visit to Tokyo on August 29, 2025.Modi outlined the roadmap for the “next phase” of bilateral ties, emphasising a
Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) has planned the use of large deposits of Thorium available in the country as a long-term option. A three-stage nuclear power program has been chalked out to use Thorium as a viable and sustainable option, right at the inception of India’s nuclear power program. The three stage nuclear power program aims to multiply the domestically available fissile resource
Donald Trump’s aide Peter Navarro attacked India by posting an image of PM Narendra Modi, using a meditative image the Indian leader in saffron robes. Then came his thread on X that confirmed that he is nothing but Trump’s attack dog. Navarro shoo!Peter Navarro, President Trump’s senior counsellor on trade, has given it away that the record-high tariffs against India are not just over
American economist Richard Wolff has sharply criticised the United States’ recent decision to impose steep tariffs of up to 50 percent on Indian goods, describing this move as the US acting like the “world’s tough guy” while effectively “shooting itself in the foot.”Wolff highlighted that India, now recognised by the United Nations as the most populous country on earth, cannot easily be dictated
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan warmly welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his visit to Japan for the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit, emphasising the importance of strengthening bilateral relations across various fields. Ishiba praised the synergy between Japan’s advanced technology and India’s talent, highlighting the significant economic cooperation that has emerged,
The Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) project in India, which is a vital component of the country’s three-stage nuclear power program, has faced significant delays primarily due to "first-of-a-kind technological issues" encountered during the integrated commissioning phase, reported Government of India.These challenges are being addressed systematically in close coordination with the
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during the India-Japan Economic Forum held in Tokyo on August 29, 2025, emphasized India as a "powerhouse of talent" and pitched for a robust partnership with Japan under the slogan "Make in India, Make for the World."He highlighted India’s rapid growth as the world’s fastest growing economy, on path to become the third largest globally, and called on Japanese
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the India-Japan Economic Forum in Tokyo on August 29, 2025, emphatically discussed the strong and evolving economic partnership between India and Japan.He highlighted how India and Japan have successfully collaborated in the automobile sector and expressed optimism about recreating a similar level of synergy and success in sectors such as batteries,
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan emphasized the complementary strengths of Japan’s advanced technology and India’s outstanding talent as key drivers of the rapid expansion in economic ties between the two countries.Speaking at the India-Japan Economic Forum alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ishiba highlighted Japan’s significant role in India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, with