Editorial Analysis | 09 September 2024 | The Hindu Analysis, Vocab, Reading, Grammar | Rupam Ma'am

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[@samarjeet9574]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brunei and Singapore is a deliberate attempt of India of Act East Policy. In addition New Delhi have laid out Red carpet for Vietnam and Malaysia. The visit to Brunei was first ever bilateral visit by any Prime Minister of India, that bring Brunei on hosting ISRO's station. During Singapore visit the spotlight was on semiconductors. As India seeks for technical expertise, Singapore on the other hand looking for viable option in contrary to its increasing land and labor cost. India's Exit from ASEAN-led RCP was a big blow to its relation and trade with ASEAN countries. India must reset its ties with this region keeping in mind the modern geopolitical issues and opportunities.

[@monurajput5166]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's bist to Brunei and Singapore was part a deliberate focus on India's 'Act East' policy. India's trade doubled with ASEAN countries but declined with Brunei because of India imports oil from Russia increase since 2022. The leaders discussed on their space cooperation , trade and investment and energy cooperation. In singapore the spotlight during Mr. Modi's vist was on semiconductors but it needs to coordinate on geopolitical issues including the south China sea and Quad engagement. Thank you mam ❤

[@armyoftheviralmath]

Last week PM Modi's visit to Brunei and Singapore revealed a deliberate focus on Act East policy. Modi in his third tenure is trying to strengthen its trade and technology sectors. So that this year he will be visiting various ASEAN countries. Though India and Brunei do not have any strategic partnership, they started discussion on defence and geo-strategic issues. On the other hand Singapore is a robust country to manufacture semiconductor chip and Singapore is seeking for cheap labour and land to expand its trade. So , PM Modi visit there to grab this opportunity because Singapore and India both are fit for each other . As there are some international issues like U.S and china's influence in global market so India may face hindrance . Thank you!

[@ektakumari7770]

As we saw last week prime minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brunei and singapore was a part of intended focus on India's ''Act East'' policy by the government of in its third tenure. Mr. Modi's visit was the first bilateral visit by any Indian Prime minister. This neglect of ties with a country that has strategic ties with the U.S, trade ties with China and situated in the middle of ASEAN. He is anticipated to travel to Laos for the ASEAN-India summit, the philippines, and Indonesia, later this year. Besides New delhi has laid out the red carpet for the Prime minister of Vietnam and malaysia. The message to reconnect with each of the countries in South East Asia, as well as build up new ties, is well considered and overdue. Expectation for more intense exchanges in technology, trade and investment can be realised only if the Indian ASEAN engagement is more incorporated. thank you so much mam 8/9 .

[@anshukushwaha4031]

Prime Minister Narender Modi's visits to Bruneni and Singapore last week because of deliberate focus on India's "Act East" policy by the government in its third tenure. The purpose of this visit to disscuss defence and geo-strategic issues. Brunei hosting ISRO station, and it remains to be seen that what outcomes of other discussion like trade, investment and energy cooperation. Singapore is a major player in electronic supply chain. India seeks more technical expertise and investment from Singapore. Also Singapore seeks to defray some of growing land and labour costs of its semiconductor industry.

[@satwikray]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brunei and Singapore last week is a part of India's "Act East " policy. It was the first bilateral meeting by any Indian Prime Minister. In Brunei , agreement was renewed on space cooperation . Singapore and India have signed MoU's on semiconductor . India seeks technical expertise and investment in rare earth and chip making whereas Singapore wants to defray some of the costs of its semiconductor industry.

[@RuchiGupta-sg6ly]

Last week, PM Modi visited Brunei and Singapore and now he is expected to visit Laos for ASEAN-India Summit, the Philippines and Indonesia later this year. Mr. Modi's visit was the first bilateral visit by the India Prime Minister and they discussed renewing their space cooperation, trade, investment and energy cooperation and in Singapore the spotlight was on semiconductors because Singapore plays a major role in electronic supply chains. After India's exit from the ASEAN-led RCEP impacts the regional free trade agreement and also affects its trade strategies. India needs to update their outdated trade agreement and strategies. 7/9 Thank you Mam❤

[@varshamaurya8769]

Recently Prime Minister Narendera Modi visited Brunei and singapore to enhance trade and space relationship between the countries. It was the first bilateral visit . Generally Singapore is ready to invest in such type of developing countries and Our country India needs an investment, so they meet together to fulfill their needs.

[@ViralGeetanjali-i6y]

Prime Minister Modi recently visited Singapore and Brunei to discuss better trade agreements. He is also expected to travel to Indonesia and the Philippines for the Asian-India Summit. The Asian countries, including the Prime Ministers of Malaysia and Vietnam, are reconnecting with India. India needs to improve its relationships with Asian countries. In Brunei, India is setting up an ISRO station, and Singapore is also playing a major role in other supply chains Thank You Mam 🙏

[@Jyotikumari-eu7zh]

Last week PM Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore the purpose was the India's Act East policy. The leader discuss defence and geo strategic issue. Brunei is hosting an ISRO station and the other discussion was on trade, investment and energy cooperation. On the other hand Singapore plays a major role in electronic supply chain and seeks to defray some of the growing land and labour cost. Thankyou Ma'am

[@AshishPatel-qn4tm]

Today's summery say's that PM Narendra Modi had gone last week in the meeting. The meeting was organised Brunai and Singapore . Meeting's goal what was next policy of Modi's government .IN addition to Vietnam and Malaysia's PRIM MINISTER warmly welcome at Delhi in INDIA it' means INDIA will make new ties each country of SOUTH East Asia. Thankyou ma'am

[@trishadas1203]

Last week PM Narendra Modi deliberately visited Brunei and Singapore focusing on India's "Act East" policy. Since 2018 he didnot reached out to the region in such a short span of time. It was 1st bilateral visit by any Indian Prime Minister. There was not a strategic partnership between the two nation, however the leaders discussed about defence and geo-strategic issues and renew their space cooperation by hosting an ISRO station.Singapore plays the major role in electronics supply chain, therefore India seeks expertise in semiconductors and investment in rare earths and chip making. On the other hand, Singapore seeks to invest on semi conductor industries, therefore both the countries can make a perfect partnership. We might see more exchanges in different sectors only if India -ASEAN engagement remains consistent.Thank you Maam.

[@KannuChahuhan]

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[@sumitchauhan1251]

Recently, Mr. Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore. In Brunei, both countries renew their space cooperation. This deal depends on Brunei hosting an ISRO station. In Singapore, India called for semiconductors because Singapore is known for its technologies and electronics supply chain. Nowadays Singapore’s investment in India is slumping so these contracts are good for enhancing Singapore’s investment in India. If India wants to improve technologies, investment, and growth, it must renew various treaties with Singapore and many other countries. thank you miss

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[@______LALMOHAN________]

1- In his third tenure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited to Brunei to strengthen ties between two countries and discussed defence, space cooperation, energy cooperation and geo-strategic issues as the relation was neglected after massive Oil imports from Russia since 2022. 2- In Singapore, Mr. Modi emphasized on Semiconductors as Singapore is a major player in chip making process and has expertise on it; this could revive the Singapore's FDI in India. 3- Later this year, He will visit other ASEAN-nations such as Laos, the Philippines, Indonesia to forge the relation in the name of Act East policy. 4- Fingers crossed, this policy will establish relations with ASEAN nations like India used have back in thousands of years.

[@BrajeshBadal-h1q]

our respective prime minster modi vist for brunei and singaphore for indian 'act east' in his third tendure. a member of ASEAN was vist new delhi for summit and republic day parade .Pm modi planned trip for the phillippines and the indonesia later this year.The highlight of modi vist to singhpore is semiconductor. in ASEAN indian summit for other countries on the basic of technology and trade , investment . this all we do for good relation with other countries . thanku mam

[@soul-7e]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's bilateral visit to Singapore and Brunei last week for enhancing relation and trade between the countries. In Brunei, discussion on space cooperation, defence took place but lacked strategic partnership. The discussion's main focus in Singapore was semiconductor and its technicalities. India moved out from ASIAN- RCEP in 2019, this has led to impact on India's trade with the region & it must renew its aggreement with Singapore. Thank you 😇

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09/09/2024- Prime Minster Narendra Modi visit to Brunei and Singapore in its third tenure is bilateral visit by an Indian Prime minister Underscored on “Act East.” He is expected to travel loas for ASEAN summit, the Philippines and Indonesia later the both sides have mooted on Defense and Geo-strategic issues and Space cooperation as well. Further discussion on Trade and energy cooperation remains seen. Singapore plays very major role in meeting because it is larger supplier of electronics parts as India must invest in the field of semiconductors and Singapore seeks to defray in this field and supported those that needs to grow up. More consistency is needed in India-ASEAN engagement for achieve this. Thank you Maam 9/9 score

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[@Nandini-wy4hq]

prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore last week because of some deliberate reason of India's "Act East " Policy. When ASEAN leaders were in India for a summit and Republic Day Parade New Delhi reached there at a very short Period of time. Our country's relation with the Brunei was fade because of oil ramping up with Russia in 2022. The leaders discussed about the investment, defence and on many more criteria . The space cooperation is now hinges on Brunei. Mr. Modi had also discussed about the semiconductor with the Singapore as it is a major player of electronic supple chain, and India also needs expertise in this. Thanku Mam ❣

[@sanjuktamaharana5111]

9/9 Today's editorial- India's act east policy is to strengthen it's partnership with ASEAN countries and for that PM modi visited Brunei and Singapore last week . Although Brunei has significant presence in ASEAN countries , India neglects its ties with Brunei by ramping up its oil imports from Russia. India and Singapore could make a great fit as Singapore is a major semiconductor supplier which wants to defray some growing country and India needs more technological advancements. For strengthening its ties, India should update its policy . Thank you ❤

[@TwinkleR-jw6jl]

Last week Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore which was a part of a deliberate focus on 'Act East' policy of India. He is also expected to travel to Laos for the ASEAN Summit, the Philippines and Indonesia later this year. The focus during the Singapore visit was on semiconductor, as it's a perfect fit because India seeks more technical expertise and investment where as Singapore seeks to invest. India can do much better in trade and investment but it need to be consistent with the ASEAN engagement and need to modernize it historical ties with the time.

[@nitamodak1984]

PM Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore as a part of 'Act East' policy. It was the first bilateral meeting of any Indian PM. During his visit to Brunei, discussion was held on defence and geo strategies. India is further looking semiconductor chips from Singapore, as India seeks more technical expertise. India's relation with ASEAN countries will also get stronger in near future.

[@enjoyyourlifewithParas]

Last week,PM Narendra Modi visited ASEAN countries i.e. Brunai and Singapore to enhance the economic and technological relationship with these countries.

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[@ArtisticMonii]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore to improve India's relationships with these countries. This is part of India's "Act East" policy to build stronger ties with Southeast Asia. India wants to work together with these countries on trade, technology, and other areas. However, India needs to be more consistent in its efforts and update its trade agreements to make the most of these relationships. Thank you ma'am❤

[@arpitasinha3405]

The recent visit of PM Modi to Brunei and Singapore is to make their relationships robust After a sparodic connections. This time Indian's ties to these asian countries should be consistent after a spadoric connections. Due to the surge in oil transportation from Russia the trade relationship between India' and Brunei was eroded but in the recent meeting both the countries talk about defence and other trade policies. On the other hand Singapore is ready to invest asset in developing country like India and India needs Singapore's technology experties which makes both the country perfect to bond with. Also the upcoming visits of PM Modi to Philippines and Malayshiya will not only make good trade connections but also can refrain from the predatory practices of china , Us china taiwan tensions and American protectionist policies. Thank you ma'am for this session ❤

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[@pratibhayadav2697]

Modi government in its third political tenure, trying to rejuvenate india's ties with the ASEAN and Act East Policy with regards to all its member countries. Recently, PM Modi visited Brunei and Singapore, while further plan is to visit Laos, Philippines and Indonesia. On the other hand, countries like Vietnam and Malaysia are invited by New Delhi. India's ties with South-East Asian countries were declined, since its withdrawal from RCEP in 2019. India seeks Singapore for technical expertise and the investment in rare earth metals while Singapore wants to help India, financially. These bilateral relations with Singapore will help both the countries, combat against other global tensions. India needs to renew its historical ties with ASEAN and this can happen by exploring more strategic issues in Indo Pacific region.

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[@meenakshi3560]

Last week Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited to Singapore and Brunei in his third tenure. He was the first Indian Prime Minister who visited Singapore and Brunei. ASEAN leaders came in India not only for the submit but also for the republic parade which was held in New Delhi. New Delhi has welcomed Prime Minister of Vietnam and Malaysia. It reflects that the countries are reconnecting and ties trade between them. India's trade with ASEAN has doubled and declined with Brunei. India's import with Russia has increased. India wanted to increase in the AI and semiconductor area and Singapore has a semiconductor, hopes that they exchange the technology. Government carried out the past schemes like Look East policy and Modi government's Act.

[@salonikumari425]

Summary:- On India -ASEAN ties, 'Act East' policy Recently, Prime Minister Modi on his third tenure visited Brunei and Singapore for 'Act East', Philippines and Indonesia are also set to go after the end of this year. In ASEAN-India Summit, India ties with different countries regarding technology, trade and investment. India received a positive response to Asia Centrality engagement on all issues in the Indo-Pacific region, But it needs to be more closely on geopolitical issues including Myanmar, the South Sea and Quad Engagement. Thank You! Ma'am♥

[@akhilap9595]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited Brunei and Singapore focusing on the “Act East” which is to engage with ASEAN for trade and security. Although exports of India from the ASEAN has doubled in the last decade, it has declined in Brunei because of oil exports from Russia . India renewed space cooperation with Brunei and discussed trade, investment and energy cooperation. The prime focus of visiting Singapore was semiconductors. This exchange of technology, trade and investment will only happen if India-ASEAN engagement is more consistent. While India is tied up with the region over a millennium, the ties need to renew periodically for effectiveness. Thank You Ma'am

[@prakashkumar-uf3dx]

Pm narendra modi 's visit to Brunei and Singapore was a part of deliberate focus on India ' Act east' policy . This visit will help India to forge new ties south East asiya country.india do not has any strategy partnership with his country, although this leader of countries discussed defence and geo strategy and Brunei also renewed there space corporation in hosting isro space station

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Last week, PM Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore as a deliberate focus on "Act East" policy. The goal of the visit was to discuss defence and geo-strategic issues and renew their space cooperation by hosting an ISRO station, India seeks expertise in semiconductors so it let Singapore expand land and labour in India to leverage their complementary strengths and aim to promote further exchange in trade, investment, and technology. India needs to reset periodic modern ties to strengthen its relations with East Asian countries. Thank you mam ☺ Ma'am me Grammarly use kiya krti thi grammatical mistakes ka liya tab bhut mistakes krti thi but ab meri mistakes kam hue h apke session sa bhut help milti h☺

[@ayushichourasia2686]

Crux of today's editorial: Last week Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited to Singapore and Brunei. His visit was a part of only focus on India's Act East policy. He is expected to travel to Laos. India will also invite the Prime Ministers of Malaysia and Vietnam. India wants to foster strategic partnership with the ASEAN nation. India's trade with Brunei has declined because India has increased oil imports from Russia. So he visited to Brunei to foster relationship with Brunei. He visited to Singapore for semiconductor. India wants more technical expertise and investment for making chip and Singapore wants to invest in chip making. India will be tension free from US-China-Taiwan tensions. Thank you ma'am ❤😊

[@rajeshwaripaul5372]

Acting upon India's "Act East" policy, prime minister Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore and is expected to visit Laos, the Philippines and Indonesia, whereas, the heads of Vietnam and Malaysia are expected to visit India, all of it in order to strengthen bilateral and regional ties in the ASEAN region, i.e., South-East Asia. Due to our increased oil imports from Russia, the imports from Brunei have decreased significantly. The main deal with Singapore was about semiconductor chips. These strategic ties with the ASEAN countries will also save India from the American protectionist policies, and China's predatory measures. By making increased technological, trade exchanges between the South Asian countries will be successful if these measures are worked upon consistently.

[@nandinisvideos6893]

Last week, PM Narendra Modi visited to Brunei and Singapore for a planned purpose on India's 'Act East' policy. India's dependency on Brunei and Singapore for space cooperation, on trade, investment, energy cooperation ,for Semiconductors and technical expertise will be beneficial when India will engage consistently with ASEAN. Thank you so much ma'am. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@GarimaSingh-i3r]

It has seen that after the third tenure of Modi's government our beloved PM visited Brunei and Singapore to make strategic relations with one of the most famous regional group of ASEAN consisting of South East nations. By updating the 'Look East Policy 1992' with 'Act East Policy 2019' and this can only be done when he should focuses on trade and security strategies with consistency to promote our policies and objectives of ASEAN nations. Thank ma'am for the session today I got 8/9 in editorial all thanks to you 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@khushishivhare7020]

PM Modi's visit to Brunei and Singapore was initially planned which focuses on "Act East Policy ".He is expected to visit Laos for India-ASEAN visit,the phlilippines and Indonesia later this year. Singapore is a major player in all parts of electronic supply Chain .Singapore plays a very important role in FDI in India. Thank you ma'am.

[@priyankabharti931]

Last week, PM Modi visited to Singapore & Brunei and deliberated focus on India' s Act East policy. The leaders discussed defence & geo-strategic issues. Both sides renewed their space cooperation which hinges on Brunei hosting on ISRO station. India needs to more technical expertise and investment, Singapore needs to defray some of growing land and labour costs of its semiconductor industry. Thanku ma'am 😊

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[@SupriyaKumari-bl4ig]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brunei and singapore last week was part of a deliberate focus on India's Act East Policy.India and Burnei do not have a strategic partnership although the leaders of the two sides discussed defence and geo-strategic issues and they renewed their space cooperation and Brunei has hosting an ISRO station. In Singapore, Mr. Modi's visit to increase strengthening for semiconductors and electronics supply chain. This colud also increase the drop in Singapore's FDI in India. Hopes this ties between the India and ASEAN engagement is more consistent. 🙂 Thankuu Ma'am❤

[@yashvisharma2359]

Today's summary of editorial:- PM Modi visit to Brunei and Singapore last week was part of a deliberate focus on India's 'Act east' policy. India and Brunei does not have strategic partnership although leaders discussed defence, geo-strategic issues and space cooperation which hinges on Brunei hosting an ISRO station. In Singapore, spotlight was semiconductor investment for technical expertise in India. This leads to India needs engage with ASEAN consistently on trad and security Thank you ma'am ❤ Best session 💯

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[@TrustheProcess-g5e]

Description of the Day PM Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore last week to focus on India's "Act East" policy and to strengthen the relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Both India and Burnei do not have a strategic partnership, although the leaders discussed defense and geo-strategic issues, and Mr. Modi enwrap jab at China. In Singapore the spotlight during PM Modi visit was on semi conductors, given that Singapore needs man power for the electronics supply chain and India wants investment which becomes a perfect match for both the countries. Expectations from these meetings are high on exchange in technology, trade and investment, but these meetings should be in a consistent manner, as to carry down smooth relations with ASEAN India should bone up on its historical ties which was prosecuted in the past.

[@KannuChahuhan]

PM Narendra Modi's visit to Brunei and Singapore was a part of deliberate focus on India 'Act East ' policy . This visit will help India to forge new ties with South East Asia countries. India do not have any strategic partnership with these countries, although the leaders of the countries discussed defence and geo strategies and Brunei also renewed their space cooperation in hosting ISRO space station. This visit give hopes for more exchange of trade, investment and technology between India and ASEAN countries.

[@Nibedita.Mondal]

After India's exit from the RCEP which was leading by ASEAN in 2019 ,in last week prime minister Narendra Modi's visit in his 3rd tenure to Brunei and Singapore gives us a light of hope , and now we are hoping that the relation between India and ASEAN are going to be better than before .In present India needs investors and technological expertise in rare earths and chip making and other side Singapore wants to invest in some sectors which will be profitable for them also so it can be a perfect match if mr.modi became successful in his tour and also this success will increase India's influence in the indo-Pacific region and will decrease the risk of U.S. - Chaina- Taiwan tensions for India 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ Ma'am paragraph read karne k liye aap 6-8 seconds time barha sakte ho kya harbar last se 2-3 lines nahi read kar parahi ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

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[@ramanchahal2066]

Today's editorial synopsis:- Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently visited Brunei and Singapore last week to foster their relationship and improvement of the ASEAN era. India's tie with Brunei to empower the defences era and geo strategic issues. As well Pm Narendra Modi's visit in Singapore for strengthening in electronics era. India's must have engaged with ASEAN consistently trade and security. Thank you ma'am for the Beautiful session ❤❤❤

[@dipanshisoni5056]

Today's Descriptive: PM Modi's visit to Singapore and Brunei was a step towards India's "Act East" policy. India is visiting to several ASEAN countries this year to make up strong ties with the nations in fields of technology advancements, trade , defense and industrial growth. India's visit to Singapore can turned out to be a milestone for the nation in terms of semiconductors' investment. India-ASEAN engagement can improve the overall development of the nation in a more consistent way.

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[@ananyaagrahari444]

Today's Editorial Summary Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Brunei and Singapore, focusing on India's "Act East" policy during the government's third tenure. A major priority for India was to gain technical expertise in the field of semiconductors, with Singapore being a key player in the global supply chain. Discussions also addressed strategic defense issues and efforts to strengthen relations to mitigate risks arising from U.S.-China tensions over Taiwan, American protectionist policies, and Chinese predatory practices. This enhanced cooperation could help reverse the recent decline in Singapore's FDI levels in India. The Modi government is now focusing on improving the country's strategic, economic, and geopolitical conditions through such initiatives.

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9 out of 9

[@ranjanapandey-rm1he]

Mr modi's deliberate visit to Brunie and Singapore is a part of their " Act East " policy. This prolonged distant from the country has recouped as the two discussed about defense and geo - strategic issues, and renewed their space coorporation which hinges on brunie hosting a power station. Yet to seen wherther other decision will bear fruit or not. Mr modi' vist to Singapore was appropriate as both wants to invest in semiconductors . And this also will level up Singapore 's drop in FDI level into india. This tech trade and investment strengthen only if INDIA - ASIAN engagement is more consistent . India exit from ASIAN - led RCEP deprived him from FTA despite ASEAN entreaties. As its commitment over ASEAN centrality has welcomed but need to discussed more clossely on geopolitical issues which include myanmar, the south china Sea and Quad engagement. And should revise its historical ties which was carried in the Past.

[@vaishnavigupta1388]

TODAY'S EDITORIAL CRUX PM Mr. Modi visited Brunei and Singapore last week and is expected to travel to Laos, the Philippines, and Indonesia later this year. The trade relationship with Brunei declined and the trade relationship with Russia ramped up because of its oil import. The key discussion with Brunei focuses on defence and geo-strategic issues, and Singapore focuses on semiconductor collaboration.

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At the political level, India’s current policy is to promote the capabilities of Asean in the region;to strengthen BIMSTEC, in order to promote cooperation in the Bay of Bengal; and the Mekong Ganga Cooperation group, to promote greater east west transport connectivity between South East Asia and Indo - China.

[@sahilverma5375]

Today's Editorial:- The recent visit of Prime minister Narender modi to Brunei and Singapore will surge the relationship of these two with India. The visit was deliberate and strategic, with brunie the agreement was signed to establish a ISRO center in brunie and with Singapore Mr modi signed a deal of providing semiconductor which will beneficial for both. This visit will definitely enhance the relation of India with south Asian countries in future. Thanku❤

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