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Japanese PM Fumio Kishida has formally invited PM Narendra Modi to the G7 Summit after both had a delegation-level talk at Delhi's Hyderabad House. As per sources, PM Modi said that PM Kishida's visit will be helpful to maintain a momentum of mutual cooperation between India and Japan. He pointed out the importance of leading two significant summits, G20 and G7, by respective countries.

Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi is all set make an appearance in the 2023-2024 Budget Session, being held at the parliament house. On March 16, Rahul Gandhi will clear and speak about his recent United Kingdom trip, and allegations of the opposition BJP, blaming Rahul for the remark, and demanding an apology. Furthermore, the BJP who criticised Gandhi, demanded a public apology for his remarks against India.

The political fight between the Congress and the PM Modi-led BJP continues with criticism, sarcastic remarks and comments. Recently, Congress took a dig at PM Narendra Modi, saying, "Since when did the criticism of your policies become the criticism of the country? You are a PM, neither the country nor God nor the creator." The comments were against Modi's remarks against Gandhi's "brutal attack on democracy remark," in UK.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese began his four-day visit to India, and played Holi in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, on March 8. PM Modi and his counterpart started the tour and is scheduled to witness the Indian V/S Australia match, at Ahmedabad stadium, on March 9. "Cricket, a common passion in India and Australia! Glad to be in Ahmedabad with my good friend, PM Anthony," tweeted Modi.

Manik Saha is all set to take oath as the Chief Minister of Tripura. On March 8, Saha will administer the oath of the office as the CM of Tripura, for a second term. Notably, the BJP-elected Saha will take oath at Raj Bhavan, in the presence of PM Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and other BJP leaders. Swearing-in ceremony will be held at Vivekananda Maidan in Agartala.