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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday dialled Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

In a social media post, PM Modi said, like Mr. Trump, he is also “fully” committed to taking the India-U.S. Comprehensive and Global Partnership to “new heights”.
Thank you, my friend, President Trump, for your phone call and warm greetings on my 75th birthday,” the Prime Minister said.
Like you, I am also fully committed to taking the India-U.S. Comprehensive and Global Partnership to new heights,” he said.
“We support your initiatives towards a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict,” he added. Mr. Trump’s call to wish PM Modi on his birthday came a day before the Prime Minister’s 75th birthday.
“Just had a wonderful phone call with my friend, Prime Minister Narendra Modi. I wished him a very Happy Birthday! He is doing a tremendous job. Narendra: Thank you for your support on ending the War between Russia and Ukraine!” he posted on Truth Social.
Mr. Trump signed off the message with “President DJT”, underscoring its personal tone.
Even though India is a huge market and a country with cheap labour, it cannot be dominated. India cannot be subdued. Without a complete and proper understanding of the Indian social system, it is impossible to control the markets here. Even during British rule, they were able to govern only because they had gripped the roots of the Indian social system. Today, even though globalization, privatization, and liberalization policies have been formally adopted, they have little real utility in the Indian context. Hopefully, Trump has understood this.

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