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Watch: PM Modi gets guard of honour as India's national anthem plays at Male's Republic Square
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was accorded a ceremonial guard of honour at Republic Square in Malé, marking a symbolic and warm welcome on his visit to the Maldives read more Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives a ceremonial welcome during his state visit to the Maldives. X/@presidencymv India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial guard of honour at Republic Square in the capital of Maldives, Malé. #WATCH | National anthems of India and Maldives being played at Republic Square in Malé, Maldives, as PM Modi receives a ceremonial welcome here. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu accompanies PM Modi. (Video source: ANI/DD) — ANI (@ANI) July 25, 2025 STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD President Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives, attended the event as well. PM Modi was greeted ceremoniously with a 21-gun salute. PM Modi landed in Maldives on Friday as a part of his second leg of the two-nation visit. He received a welcome from President Muizzu and senior ministers from the government upon his arrival. The Prime Minister of India, His Excellency Shri @narendramodi arrives in the Maldives on a state visit, at the invitation of His Excellency President Dr @MMuizzu. This historic visit is Prime Minister Modi's first visit to the Maldives since assuming his third term, and… — The President's Office (@presidencymv) July 25, 2025 With chants of Vande Mataram and Bharat Mata ki Jai, members of the Indian diaspora greeted the PM. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD There was also a cultural performance hosted by the diaspora in his honour.
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‘A memorable welcome': PM Modi received by President Muizzu as he starts his Maldives visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in the Maldives on Friday on a two-day visit, was received on arrival by President Mohamed Muizzu. PM Modi will attend the archipelago nation's 60th Independence Day celebrations as the chief guest. He was accorded ceremonial welcome at Republic Square in Malé, Maldives. #WATCH | PM Narendra Modi accorded ceremonial welcome at Republic Square in Malé, Maldives. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu accompanies PM Modi. (Video source: ANI/DD) — ANI (@ANI) July 25, 2025 PM Modi and President Muizzu are also scheduled to hold extensive talks during the trip. The Prime Minister was welcomed with a traditional dance performance by children. This is the first state visit of a head of government that President Muizzu is hosting in his presidency since assuming office in November 2023, according to Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. The Prime Minister of India, His Excellency Shri @narendramodi arrives in the Maldives on a state visit, at the invitation of His Excellency President Dr @MMuizzu. This historic visit is Prime Minister Modi's first visit to the Maldives since assuming his third term, and… — The President's Office (@presidencymv) July 25, 2025 Many Indian expatriates living in the Maldives expressed excitement over the Prime Minister's visit. 'The Indian diaspora plays a crucial role in furthering friendship between India and the Maldives. Happy to have interacted with members of the diaspora and I thank them for the warm welcome,' PM Modi said. The Indian diaspora plays a crucial role in furthering friendship between India and the Maldives. Happy to have interacted with members of the diaspora and I thank them for the warm welcome. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) July 25, 2025 PM Modi left for the Maldives for the second leg of his two-nation tour, soon after an audience with King Charles III at his Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England.
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Indian Embassy in Thailand issues travel advisory, warns Indians against visiting these 7 places...
Indian Embassy in Thailand issues travel advisory, warns Indians against visiting these 7 places… Amid tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, the Indian Embassy in Thailand on Friday issued a travel advisory for Indians, requesting Indian nationals to avoid visiting certain areas near the Thailand-Cambodia border. The Indian embassy took to X and urged Indian nationals to avoid visiting seven provinces near the Thailand-Cambodia border. ''In view of the situation near Thailand-Cambodia border, all Indian travelers to Thailand are advised to check updates from Thai official sources, including TAT Newsroom. As per the Tourism Authority of Thailand, places mentioned in the following link are not recommended for traveling,' the embassy posted. What Are The 7 Places That Embassy Asked Not To Visit? The Tourism Department of Thailand (TAT) newsroom listed some key provinces which are on alert. In a post on X TAT said, 'Due to ongoing unrest along the Thai–Cambodian border, please note that several attractions in 7 provinces are now not recommended for visiting.' The 7 places where tourists are requested to avoid are: Ubon Ratchathani Surin Sisaket Buriram Sa Kaeo Chanthaburi Trat At least 14 Thai people were killed and 46 others sustained injuries in military clashes that took place on Thursday near the Thailand-Cambodia border, deputy spokesperson of the Ministry of Public Health said. However, Cambodia had not issued any notification on its casualties as of Thursday, Xinhua news agency reported. In Bangkok, Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsuthin reported 14 fatalities, comprising 13 civilians and one soldier, as well as 46 injuries. He criticized the attacks on civilians and a hospital attributed to Cambodia, stating, 'We call on the Cambodian government to promptly cease these actions, which he labeled as war crimes, and to adhere to the principles of peaceful coexistence.' Notably, the skirmish took place after a landmine blast on Wednesday in which five Thai soldiers were injured. The incident led to the expulsion of ambassadors from both countries and resulting in significant diplomatic consequences.
