President Obama and PM Modi Meet at Hyderabad House For Bilateral Talks
Updated: January 25, 2015 14:50 IST
President Obama joins PM Modi for a working lunch at the Hyderabad House. The two leaders will have an expanded delegation level meeting. A one-on-one walk is also planned. With progress in talks on a stalled nuclear deal, India is optimistic that a key breakthrough will be made.
I can tell you one thing, PM Modi is getting even less sleep than me: President Obama
POTUS speaks in Hindi and wins hearts:
"Mera pyar bhara namaskar"
"Thank you for chai pe charcha, we need more of those in the White House"
"In the end, I would like to say chalein saath saath"
There will be a hotline between myself and Barack and our security advisors: PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi and President Barack Obama issue a joint statement.
PM Modi and President Obama have a discussion session over a cuppa in the Hyderabad House gardens. Seated at a 'shamiana', PM Modi pours tea for President Obama and the two leaders continue their discussions.
PM Modi presents a reproduction of a telegram sent by USA to Indian Constituent Assembly in 1946 to President Obama.
PM Narendra Modi in the luncheon meeting with US President Barack Obama at Hyderabad House.
PM Modi presents a reproduction of the first telegram sent by USA to Indian Constituent Assembly in 1946 to President Obama.
US President Barack Obama at Hyderabad House in Delhi for bilateral talks and a working lunch with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The two leaders are having an expanded delegation level meeting. With progress expected in talks on the stalled nuclear deal, India is optimistic that a key breakthrough will be made.
President Obama and PM Narendra Modi wave towards the media during a photo opportunity ahead of their meeting at Hyderabad House.
