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PM Modi reaches White House to hold talks with Obama
June 07, 2016

PM Narendra Modi arrives at the White House, will hold talks with US President Barack Obama. The two leaders are scheduled to meet over two hours that will include a working lunch to be attended by Vice President Joe Biden. 

The seventh Modi-Obama meeting will highlight the deepening of the Indo-US relationship in key areas since the President's visit to New Delhi in January 2015, the White House said. 

After an hour-long meeting, the two leaders are briefly scheduled to address the press inside the Oval Office for about 15 minutes. Soon thereafter Obama would host Modi for a working lunch in the Cabinet Room of the White House.
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