Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to the United States has led to the return of 297 antiquities, bringing the total number of recovered artefacts since 2014 to 640. This marks a significant step in India's ongoing efforts to reclaim its cultural heritage from abroad.

US returns 297 antiquities to India during Modi's visit, marking a significant step in reclaiming stolen treasures.

Affirming India's vision of 'One Earth, One Health', Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a contribution of $7.5 million for sampling kits, detection kits and vaccines under the 'Quad Cancer Moonshot' initiative.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a three-day visit to the US, aiming to reinforce the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. His schedule includes attending the Quad summit, addressing the UN,

PM Narendra Modi thanks President Joe Biden for returning 297 antiquities to India, strengthening ties. They also discussed illicit trafficking prevention at Quad Summit.

With this, the total number of ancient items recovered by India since 2014 has gone to 640, officials say, adding the number returned from the USA alone will be 578

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the annual Quad summit with leaders from Australia, Japan and the United States in Delaware, US to discuss various global issues including Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot Initiative.

During the ongoing visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to US, 297 antiquities were handed over to India. The total number of antiquities returned to India since 2014 will be 640, including 578 from the USA alone.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a USD 7.5 million support for cervical cancer sampling kits, detection kits, and vaccines at the Cancer Moonshot event in Delaware. He emphasized India's integrated approach to cancer prevention and treatment,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India will contribute 40 million vaccine doses for Indo-Pacific countries under GAVI and QUAD initiatives.