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PM Modi to be chief guest for 2nd time at Mauritius' national day celebration

IndiaTimes Saturday, 22 February 2025 ()
PM Narendra Modi is set to visit Mauritius next month as the chief guest for their national day celebrations, marking the 57th anniversary of their independence. This visit on March 12 highlights the close ties between India and Mauritius, which has a significant population with Indian roots.
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