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Modi arrives in Australia amid fanfare and protests: What's in store for the community?

Indian PM Modi and Australian PM Albanese shake hands ahead of a backgrop of Indian and Australian flags merging, showing partnernship
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australia-India Economic Roadmap Business Reception in Melbourne, Australia. Credit: Background: Canva, Foreground: AAP

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Melbourne for his third visit to Australia in nearly 12 years. Thousands of enthusiastic fans have booked tickets to a sold-out Marvel Stadium to give Modi a rockstar's welcome in Melbourne, the Australian city with the largest Indian diaspora. Meanwhile, several human rights activists have urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to put alleged human rights issues in India at the forefront of their dialogue. Amid cheers of support and roars of protest, what does the bilateral dialogue have in store for the Australian economy and its Indian community? Listen to this podcast to find out.


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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Melbourne for his third visit to Australia in nearly 12 years. Thousands of enthusiastic fans have booked tickets to a sold-out Marvel Stadium to give Modi a rockstar's welcome in Melbourne, the Australian city with the largest Indian diaspora. Meanwhile, several human rights activists have urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to put alleged human rights issues in India at the forefront of their dialogue. Amid cheers of support and roars of protest, what does the bilateral dialogue have in store for the Australian economy and its Indian community? Listen to this podcast to find out.


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