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India, Sri Lanka To Sign Key Defence Pact During PM Modi’s Visit To Island Nation

Zee News Saturday, 5 April 2025 ()
During PM Modi's visit, India and Sri Lanka will sign eight MoUs, which will include sectors like health, digitalisation, energy, and defence.
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News video: Sri Lankan people who came to welcome PM Modi in Colombo expresses their feelings

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 Colombo, Sri Lanka: Indians living in Sri Lanka are reaching Taj Samudra to welcome PM Narendra Modi in celebration of his arrival. 500 people will reach Taj Samudra today to welcome PM Narendra Modi. Both Indians and Sri Lankans will be present in this and these people are reaching here in...

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