Close X
Sunday, November 17, 2024
ADVT 
International

Obama Thanks Modi For India's Critical Role In Climate Deal

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Dec, 2015 01:01 PM
    US President Barack Obama called up Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday to thank him for his positive role and leadership in the successful outcome of the UN climate change conference in Paris.
     
    "In a telephonic call to the Prime Minister today, he (Obama) said India played a critical role in making Climate Change Paris Summit an historic success," the Indian Prime Minister's Office said in a Twitter message.
     
    Modi also shared with President Obama the concerns of the Indian IT industry and professionals on the proposed legislation in the US Congress relating to H1B and L1 visas, it said.
     
    Earlier last week too, Obama had called Modi and many other world leaders in a bid to clinch the climate deal.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Indian-origin Girl Killed In Australia Road Crash

    Indian-origin Girl Killed In Australia Road Crash
    An Indian-origin schoolgirl was killed in a tragic car accident in Australia Monday. Aneri Patel, 16, from Kogarah High School, was believed to be waiting at the bus stop when she was hit by a Mitsubishi Challenger, a mid-size SUV, around 11.30 a.m. 

    Indian-origin Girl Killed In Australia Road Crash

    Sikh Free School Opens Its Doors In Britain

    Sikh Free School Opens Its Doors In Britain
    After facing a lot of disappointment in Britain's Coventry schools, members of the Indian-origin Sikh community have set up their own school for their new generation.

    Sikh Free School Opens Its Doors In Britain

    Kerry arrives in Paris for IS talks

    Kerry arrives in Paris for IS talks
    US Secretary of State John Kerry Sunday arrived in Paris after a four-day tour of the Middle East trying to build a coalition to defeat the Islamic State (IS)...

    Kerry arrives in Paris for IS talks

    29 missing as ship capsizes in Philippines

    29 missing as ship capsizes in Philippines
    At least 29 people were missing after a roll-on and roll-off vessel with 84 people on board capsized off central Philippine province of Leyte Saturday night...

    29 missing as ship capsizes in Philippines

    Facebook set to take on YouTube

    Facebook set to take on YouTube
    Get ready for a fierce content war between YouTube and Facebook. The social networking site is in talks with some of the biggest video content producers...

    Facebook set to take on YouTube

    Netherlands deploys more experts to probe MH17 crash

    Netherlands deploys more experts to probe MH17 crash
    The Dutch government has decided to send more experts to Ukraine to investigate the cause of Malaysia Airline flight MH17's crash....

    Netherlands deploys more experts to probe MH17 crash