PM leaves Fiji after 10-day, 3-nation tour

November 19, 2014 14:26

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today left for Delhi after concluding his 10-day three nation tour during which he attended the East Asia and ASEAN-India Summits in Myanmar, the G-20 Summit in Australia and held bilaterals with his Australian and Fijian counterparts.

Modi, the first Indian premier to visit the Pacific country after Indira Gandhi who had come here in 1981, left Fiji's capital Suva on a special Indian Air Force plane.

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