Union Cabinet approves India-UAE pact on economic corridor
The aim of the IGFA is to enhance the bilateral relations and to further strengthen the relations between the two countries in the ports, maritime and logistics sectors.
Elderly widows lodged at an 'ashram' here plan to present on Raksha Bandhan on Monday their "brother" Prime Minister Narendra Modi over 1,500 'rakhis' they have specially made for him.
The rakhis, displaying colour pictures of Modi, were prepared by inmates of Meera Sahabhagini ashram.
Ten of the ashram inmates will visit Delhi on Monday to present basketfuls of sweets and rakhis to "brother Modi" on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan that celebrates the love between brothers and sisters.
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Sulabh International Vice President Vinita Verma said: "We are awaiting a communication from the Prime Minister's Office to our request for permission to visit the Prime Minister's residence to tie rakhis on Modi's wrist."
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