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Narendra Modi’s US visit begins with a bang as 19-gun salute welcomes him Washington:

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Narendra Modi’s US visit begins with a bang as 19-gun salute welcomes him

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his three-day visit to Washington starting on Monday by visiting the 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier' at the Arlington National Cemetery.

As Modi laid a wreath at the cemetery, Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted:

Modi was received by Defence Secretary Ashton Carter at the US' most hallowed military ground. The Arlington sarcophagus contain the remains of service members from the First and Second World Wars, and the Korea and Vietnam wars. The 3rd US Infantry Regiment has famously stood guard over the monument through howling blizzards and hurricanes since 1948.

Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/world/pm-m...ng-as-19-gun-salute-welcomes-him-2820512.html
 
Will India join the Nuclear Suppliers Group despite strident opposition by China is the million dollar question that would be answered during this trip!
 
Obama backs India's membership of NSG

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama today supported India's candidature for membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) as he discussed with Prime Minister Narendra Modi ways to take the bilateral ties to new heights.

Addressing the media jointly with Modi after over hour-long talks at the White House, Obama said it was natural for India and the US, two biggest democracies, to "deepen and broaden" partnership.

Read more at: http://web.timesnowmobile.com/story?id=40498
 
India's effort to get into NSG ..membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group, is being supported by USA, France, Swiss etc. It is suspected by many that China would stand in the way.

 
Will India join the Nuclear Suppliers Group despite strident opposition by China is the million dollar question that would be answered during this trip!
India's entry in to NSG is seems to be almost through as China has not raised any objection so far the time limit to do so seems to be over. Overall China also must be aware of the fact that they may be isolated in the group if they continue to oppose.
 
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