Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Italian PM Giorgia Meloni on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro. The two leaders held talks about deepening ties in defence, security, trade and ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared that he doesn't waste time ... The 'Melodi meme' with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni also went viral. The meme quickly went viral, amassing millions of views across ...

Also read: 'Hello from the Melodi team': Italian PM Meloni ... his central position in the family photo that drew considerable attention. In the image, PM Modi stood prominently at the forefront ...

The prime minister revealed he would seek Arun Jaitley's help to order food at restaurants with the only condition being that it should be vegetarian The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh ...

A clip of the interview has been widely shared on social media in which PM Modi can be heard addressing a question about sporadic memes featuring him and his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni.

'Nahi, woh toh chalta rehta hai (no, such things keep happening)," Modi said with a smile. 'Main usmein apna time kharab nahi karta (I don't waste my time in that),' he added.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his podcast debut on Nikhil ... Melodi memes' featuring him and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Kamath asked PM Sir, I must admit that pizza, which comes ...

Meloni had on December 1 posted the selfie on X with the remarks, "Good friends at COP28" followed by hashtag 'Melodi', a mix of the two leaders' surnames. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed ...

In an exclusive interview with IANS, the seasoned diplomat also stated that strong leadership is one element that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has in common with PM Modi. "Prime Minister ...

Post the Summit, Meloni had shared a video with PM Modi, which she captioned, “Hello from the Melodi team.” Modi replied to the X post saying, “Long live India-Italy friendship!” ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, making his podcast debut on Zerodha ... 1-2 years related to him and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. In this light-hearted conversation, Mr. Kamath asked ...