Australia these days is obsessed with India and its traditions. After Sydney 's Harris Park was renamed Little India, Sydney Harbor and Opera House have now been decorated with the colors of the Indian tricolor. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese reached Sydney Harbor and Opera House. During this, Sydney Harbor and Opera House were seen immersed in the color of the tricolor. PM Modi reached Sydney on Tuesday on his second Australian tour.
In fact, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian PM Anthony Albanese reached the Opera House on Wednesday. Here both the leaders warmly shook hands with each other. Both the leaders were seen laughing at something. PM Modi and Albanese also gave an opportunity to the media persons who reached the spot to click their photographs. During this, the tricolor of India can be seen standing on the Opera House in the frame of both the leaders. Its video has also surfaced.
India-Australia relations in T-20 mode
During PM Modi's visit to Australia, several rounds of talks have also taken place regarding the relations between the two countries. Prime Minister Modi on Wednesday mentioned cricket to describe India-Australia relations. He said that the relations between the two countries have now entered the T20 mode. PM Modi met Prime Minister Albanese. Many issues were discussed in this, including the attack on Hindu temples. Australia has said that it will take strong action on this issue.
#WATCH | Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visit the Sydney Harbour and Opera House, in Australia. pic.twitter.com/tgToEmv2gf
Aim to take relationships to a new level
At the same time, when the Prime Minister reached Australia on Tuesday, he spoke to the Australian newspaper The Australian on this occasion. He told the newspaper that he wanted to take India's relations with Australia to a new level. Defense and security relations will also be included in this, so that an independent Indo-Pacific region can be ensured.
PM Modi says that India and Australia are two democratic countries, which believe in free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. There is mutual trust between the two countries. Because of this, more cooperation is being done on the matter of defense and security. Our navies are participating in joint naval exercises.
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