Atithi Devo Bhava! India says Namaste Trump

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Namaste Trump! All about the Modi's power show Sardar Patel Stadium at Motera is ready to host the pomp-filled Trump event. ET's details the security and other plans Tycoon and a tea-seller's son: Trump, Modi forge bonhomie The two teetotallers, loved by right-wing nationalists in their home countries, share striking similarities that have seen them forge a close personal bond. An Indian dress code for Mr & Mrs Trump While President Donald Trump is usually seen in sharp suits, First Lady Melania Trump flaunts her svelte figure in some of the choicest of dresses. City's fashion experts create a stylish digital lookbook for the couple. Understanding the 'business' that Trump means 'Tariff King India'-- This title was given by US President Donald Trump. He has constantly bashed India for high tariffs and trade deficit. The visiting president has promised his voters that he will talk 'business' with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM should use the occasion to talk 'business' with his guest. Vanakkam Trump! The mega idli welcome for the US President As India welcomes President Donald Trump on his maiden visit to the country, a chef and food artist in Chennai prepared massive idlis (rice cake) as a tribute to the US President and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Atithi Devo Bhava! India says Namaste Trump Preparations for the welcome of United States President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are in full swing in Gujarat's Ahmedabad, where they are scheduled to land on their two-day visit to the country. Meet Trump's superfans in India A Theni district-based fruit and vegetable carving artist has carved images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump on watermelon as a welcome gesture. Trump's Taj visit: Royal graves get mud pack, chandelier refurbished in Agra Scores of banners and hoardings with pictures of Donald Trump, PM Modi and Melania Trump have been put up across the city, projecting the "Namaste Trump" rally as a historic event in US-India relations. Beautiful Army headquarters from across the world Indian Army will have a new headquarters in the next five years. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation stone of the Army headquarters' new building in Delhi Cantonment last week. Gold's dream run and why it's time to be bullish on real assets in the US China car sales plunged 92 per cent during the first two weeks of February as the coronavirus outbreak kept buyers away from showrooms.

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