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Modi addresses Indonesian parliament calls for stronger ties
The Times of India··7 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indonesian Parliament on July 7, 2026, describing India and Indonesia as civilisational partners bound by shared history and democratic values. He said the two nations share heritage of the Ramayana and Mahabharata and that the sea has been a bridge rather than a barrier. India and Indonesia signed 20 agreements during his Jakarta visit.
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What It Means For You
- India-Indonesia defence pacts may strengthen Indo-Pacific maritime security.
- Cultural and educational ties could expand opportunities for Indian students.
- Trade and mineral cooperation may affect regional supply chains.
What's Happening
- Modi addressed the Indonesian Parliament on July 7.
- India and Indonesia signed 20 agreements in Jakarta.
- Modi received the Bintang Adipurna honour earlier that day.
Diplomatic Context
- Agreements include BrahMos and Astra missile cooperation.
- An IIM Bangalore branch campus will open at Singhasari SEZ.
- Modi cited Ramayana and Mahabharata as shared civilisational heritage.
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