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2014-09-05 ArtNo.45289
◆Global situation looks like 18th century: Modi
【Tokyo】Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned against the forces of “encroachment” in the world and said the global situation looked more like the 18th century.
 Addressing a business meeting on the 1st September, suggesting that the world was divided into the forces of “Vistaarvaad” (expansionism) and “vikasvaad” (developmentalism), the Prime Minister referred to encroachment into nations and “entry into seas”. However, the Prime Minister did not make any reference to any specific country or countries indulging in this kind of encroachment. The reference of “entry into seas” in this part of the world could be read as a reference to China, but Mr. Modi himself spoke in general terms.

○Modi holds summit talks with Japan PM
【Tokyo】Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the 31st August arrived here for summit talks with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe, after completing the first leg of his visit to the former imperial city of Kyoto.
 Modi held talks with Abe on the 1st September to bolster bilateral security and economic ties. During his three-day stay here, the nuke energy talks also progressed, however Modi took veiled swipe at China.
○SETTING THE BALL ROLLING
*$35 billion: The amount Japan intends to invest in India over 5 years, in infra projects like cleaning Ganga and smart cities
*Navy: Sale of Japanese US-2 amphibious aircraft to India to be expedited
*Railways: Japan to assist in the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail
*N-talks: Inking of the civil nuclear cooperation agreement to be sped up
*Indian firms: Six entities, including HAL, removed from Japan's banned list
*Industrial townships: Modi offers to set up 'Japan Industrial Townships'

○Japan PM Shinzo Abe dividing China, India: Chinese daily
【Beijing】Accusing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of "dividing" China and India, a state-run Chinese daily on Sunday said Indo-Japan ties face "huge uncertainty" in view of rise of BRICS and emerging Sino-Indian cooperation.
 "BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) agreed to establish their own development bank, ushering Sino-Indian strategic cooperation into a new historical era," said an article in the state-run Global Times' web edition on the current visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Japan.

【News source】

PM warns against forces of expansionism in the world

Modi arrives in Tokyo to hold talks with Japanese PM Abe

Japan doubles India investment to $35 bn

Modi to hold summit talks with Japan PM today

'Abe dividing China, India'

Japan PM Shinzo Abe dividing China, India: Chinese daily

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