PM Modi reaches White House to hold talks with Obama

June 07, 2016 20:27

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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