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‘He speaks good English, but...’: Donald Trump after meeting PM Modi on sidelines of G7 Summit

The two leaders held 40-minute discussions in Biarritz, the French town which is hosting the meeting of the world’s most industrialised nations. Modi answered questions posed by reporters in Hindi.

Updated on: Jun 22, 2020, 20:36:14 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks very good English, but he just doesn’t want to talk, US President Donald Trump said jokingly on Monday before the two leaders met for formal talks on the sidelines of the G7 Summit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks very good English, but he just doesn’t want to talk, US President Donald Trump said jokingly on Monday . (Reuter image)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks very good English, but he just doesn’t want to talk, US President Donald Trump said jokingly on Monday . (Reuter image)

The two leaders held 40-minute discussions in Biarritz, the French town which is hosting the meeting of the world’s most industrialised nations.They exchanged a warm handshake and spoke to the media. Modi answered questions posed by reporters in Hindi.

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“He (PM Modi) actually speaks very good English, he just doesn’t want to talk,” Trump joked when Prime Minister Modi asked reporters to let the leaders talk in privacy.

The two leaders also held each other’s hand while everybody present in the room burst into laughter.

(The story has been published from a wire feed without any modifications to the text, only the headline has been changed)

 
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