Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently concluded his visit to Singapore and arrived in Delhi on September 06 after concluding his three-day visit to Singapore and Brunei. PM Modi shared a video of his Singapore visit on X and stated, “My visit to Singapore has been a very fruitful one. It will certainly add vigour to bilateral ties and benefit the people of our nations. I thank the government and people of Singapore for their warmth.”
06 September,2024 12:44 PM IST
On September 5, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Singapore for two days. During his visit, he met with Singapore’s President. PM Modi toured a semiconductor facility operated by AEM Holdings Ltd., where Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong joined him. Earlier on the day, PM Modi was warmly received at the Parliament House of Singapore. PM Modi's Singapore visit followed a recent ministerial roundtable meeting between India and Singapore, which included four Indian ministers and six Singaporean ministers. The visit highlights the strengthening ties between the two countries and their cooperation in technology and other sectors. Watch the video for more.
05 September,2024 04:05 PM IST
On September 3, 2024, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Brunei with a historic visit. During his trip, PM Modi engaged in significant discussions with Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, reinforcing bilateral ties. The highlight of the visit was a grand banquet hosted by the Sultan at the world’s largest residential palace. The event showcased ‘Food Diplomacy,’ with a diverse array of dishes that reflected global culinary traditions. Among the delicacies were Indian fusion treats like Mango Saffron Peda and Motichoor Laddoo, alongside other international cuisines. Watch video for more.
05 September,2024 12:12 PM IST
On September 5, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed at the Parliament House of Singapore. This visit came shortly after a ministerial roundtable meeting between India and Singapore, which included four Indian ministers and six Singaporean ministers. During his visit, PM Modi held talks with Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. In his address, Modi expressed a strong desire to emulate Singapore’s success in India. He congratulated Wong on his new role and praised Singapore as a model for development. Modi mentioned that he wants to build “many Singapores” in India, reflecting his admiration for Singapore’s achievements. He highlighted the ministerial roundtable as a groundbreaking step in enhancing cooperation between the two countries. Modi’s visit underscored a shared commitment to strengthening ties and learning from Singapore’s progress. Watch video for more.
05 September,2024 11:16 AM IST
On 4th September, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome upon arriving in Singapore, where he was greeted enthusiastically by the Indian community. Modi expressed eagerness for upcoming discussions focused on strengthening the friendship between India and Singapore and enhancing cultural connections. He highlighted India’s ongoing reforms and the potential of its youthful talent, positioning the nation as a prime investment destination. In a post on the social media platform X, Modi stated, “Landed in Singapore. Looking forward to meetings aimed at boosting India-Singapore ties. India’s reforms and our Yuva Shakti make us an ideal investment hub. We also anticipate deeper cultural exchanges.”
04 September,2024 04:52 PM IST
On September 3, 2024, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a historic visit to Brunei Darussalam, marking the first time an Indian Prime Minister has traveled to the Southeast Asian nation. This visit celebrates 40 years of diplomatic relations between India and Brunei. The Prime Minister received a warm welcome from the Indian community residing in Brunei, reflecting the strong bilateral ties between the two countries. PM Modi Brunei visit underscores the growing relationship and opens opportunities for future collaboration. On September 4, PM Modi engaged in delegation-level talks, further solidifying the partnership. After concluding his landmark visit to Brunei, PM Modi departed for Singapore later that same day.
04 September,2024 01:42 PM IST
During his day-long visit to Brunei on September 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Chancery Building of the Indian High Commission. The event was marked by an overwhelming sense of excitement and pride among the Indian community residing in Brunei. Members of the diaspora expressed their deep appreciation for the occasion, describing their experience as "mesmerizing" and "stunning." They conveyed their immense happiness and honor at having the opportunity to meet PM Modi, reflecting on the significance of his visit in strengthening ties between India and Brunei. The Indian community felt a renewed sense of connection and pride, underscoring the positive impact of the visit on their collective spirit and the bilateral relationship. The inauguration of the new Chancery Building symbolizes a milestone in the ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two nations, further cementing their historical and cultural bonds. PM Modi Brunei visit was a treat for Indian community.
04 September,2024 10:41 AM IST
On September 3, 2024, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed in Brunei Darussalam. This is the first time an Indian Prime Minister has visited Brunei, marking a significant moment in their 40-year diplomatic relationship. The visit included a grand reception from the Indian community living in Brunei, showcasing the strong ties between the two nations. The trip highlights the growing relationship between India and Brunei and opens doors for further collaboration. It is a historic occasion, as it is the first bilateral visit by an Indian leader to this Southeast Asian country, emphasizing the importance of their partnership and mutual respect.
03 September,2024 05:32 PM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a historic visit to Brunei on Tuesday, marking the first-ever visit by an Indian head of state to the island nation despite 40 years of diplomatic relations. During this visit, Modi will inaugurate the new Chancery of the High Commission of India and visit the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. His trip is aimed at strengthening bilateral ties with Brunei and celebrating four decades of diplomatic relations. Following Brunei, Modi will travel to Singapore for a two-day visit from September 4 to 5. In Singapore, he will engage in discussions with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong to deepen India-Singapore relations. Modi emphasized that the visit will focus on enhancing India's partnerships with both Brunei and Singapore. The trip underscores India's commitment to its Act East Policy and Indo-Pacific Vision.
03 September,2024 03:59 PM IST
A Singapore Airline's aircraft which was hit by a severe turbulence on May 21 resulted in one death and several injuries. After severe turbulence at an altitude of 37,000 feet, the flight made an emergency landing in Bangkok, officials and the airline said. Passengers who were present in the flight at the time of turbulence are still in shock. A 28-year-old passenger Dzafran Azmir who finally reached Singapore on May 22 said that entire thing happened within the span of less than 10 seconds and it was very quick and kept getting worse and worse. He said some people's heads had slammed into the lights above the seats and punctured the panels. Dzafran Azmir further added he might not feel so good to fly in future. On May 21, the flight from London and bound for Singapore fell into an air pocket while cabin crew were serving breakfast before it encountered turbulence, prompting the pilots to request an emergency landing. The flight had 211 passengers and 18 crew members. Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong expressed his condolences in a video message posted on May 22 to the family and loved ones of a passenger who died after a flight from London to Singapore was hit by heavy turbulence.
22 May,2024 03:53 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
