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Aim to make India 'world's most open economy': PM Modi in Japan

Tokyo, Japan, Nov 11 (ANI): Asserting that 'Made in India' and 'Made by Japan' combination has started working wonderfully, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said he aims to make India the world's most open economy. Adding that Asia has emerged as the new centre of global growth, the Prime Minister emphasised on taking India-Japan partnership to the next level. PM Modi was addressing a gathering at the CII-KEIDANREN business luncheon in Tokyo today.

Watch: PM Modi meets CEOs of India-Japan Business Forum

Tokyo (Japan), Nov 11 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to Japan, interacted with members of the India-Japan Business Leaders' Forum in Tokyo on Friday. Later, PM Modi and CEOs of the India-Japan Business Leaders' Forum took a group picture.

Watch: PM Modi meets Japanese Emperor Akihito

Tokyo (Japan), Nov 11 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to Japan, met Japanese Emperor Akihito in Tokyo on Friday. PM Modi has reached Tokyo for Annual Summit meeting with Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe. PM Modi is also scheduled to travel by the Shinkansen high-speed rail to Kobe.

Watch: Donald Trump, President Obama's conversation at White House

Washington, D.C., Nov 11 (ANI): After being elected by the U.S. citizens, Republican leader Donald Trump made his first visit to the White House to hold talks with President Barack Obama. During the meeting, Obama promised Trump to lend full support to him, saying that the latter's success eventually means success of the nation. 'We'll do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, the country succeeds,' said President Obama. Trump also asserted that he looks forward to work with President Obama and take counsel from him.

PM Modi reaches Tokyo for Annual Summit

Tokyo (Japan), Nov 10 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached Tokyo for Annual Summit meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday. During his visit, he will visit the Kawasaki Heavy Industries facility in Kobe, where high speed railway is manufactured. Prime Minister Modi embarked on a three day visit to Japan this morning from New Delhi.

Music, education or security - Japanese technology helps global society

Tokyo, Nov 10 (ANI) : Almost no one can resist the beat of a piano. Casio, which has been continuously making high quality electronic pianos and key boards has collaborated with a traditional European piano maker and produced a high grade electronic piano that is as good as a grand piano. Casio's advanced technology has made it possible for the electronic piano to have the very good sound quality and comfort of playing of the C. Bechstein grand piano, which has more than 155 years of history and was originally created in Germany. The performance of the first class pianists fascinated the audiences.This is a combination of European traditions and Japanese advanced technology. There is no doubt that it will fascinate music fans. Security check is required for the space where large number of people entering and exiting.To respond to the request, the Walk-through Facial Recognition System that utilizes the facial recognition technology from NEC is the answer. The Walk-through facial recogn

Watch: Protests erupt across U.S. against Donald Trump

New York, Nov 10 (ANI): Holding signs that say 'choose love', protesters gathered outside Trump Tower in New York chanting in anger and sometimes using obscene language in protest after Republican Donald Trump becomes the President-elect of the United States.

India-Nepal wrestling championship held in Birgunj

Birgunj, Nepal, Nov 09 (ANI): Following the conclusion of the Chhath Puja, an India-Nepal joint wrestling championship was held in Nepal's Birgunj town. Vikas Rai, a police official from Uttar Pradesh, won the competition beating Rajesh Yadav, an employee of the Indian Railways from Varanasi. At least 16 wrestlers from 11 districts of Nepal and 35 Indians participated during the event.

Watch: Fans cheer Donald Trump's victory

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): After the historical victory of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, happiness had no bounds for his supporters and fans on Wednesday. Many of his fans grabbed the opportunity to click a picture with the 45th president. Let us have a look at what the ecstatic fans said:

Trump's triumph speech: President-elect assures citizens of making America great again

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): In his victory speech, President-elect of United States Donald Trump assured the citizens of making America great again. He said America will no longer settle for anything less than the best. Adding that US must reclaim the country's destiny and dream big, bold and daring he told the world community that America will always put their interests first and will deal fairly with everyone.

Trump reaches out to Hillary supporters to help unify great America

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): Donald Trump, the new U.S. President-Elect, on Wednesday thanked all his supporters and fans for the support extended to him. He also told that Hillary Clinton called and congratulated him for the victory. Reaching out to the ones who did not support him in the polls, Trump said that their guidance will help America to work together and unify the great country.

America elects Donald Trump as it's 45th President

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): The United States of America has chosen Donald Trump as it's 45th president-elect. Trump took the key swing states of Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, as he marched towards the White House. In an extraordinary development, Hillary Clinton did not initially concede the election - but then later called Donald Trump to congratulate him on his victory.

US hoping for 'Ab ki baar Trump Sarkar': Shalabh Kumar

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): Indian American Industrialist Shalabh Kumar, who is strongly supporting Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential race, stated that Ohio, North Carolina and Florida support Trump. Chanting "Abki Baar Trump Sarkar", which is influenced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's election campaign slogan, Kumar added Donald Trump is the first candidate to talk about cross border terrorism between India and Pakistan.

Indian-Americans applaud PM Modi's decision of scrapping Rs. 500, 1,000 notes

New York, Nov 09 (ANI): With Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sudden decision of scrapping away Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 denominations in order to reduce corruption and remove black money, Indian-Americans applauded the decision stating that the thought behind it is justified and would indeed serve purposeful. Although supporting the decision, these Indian-American's expressed that the time limit should have been exceeded keeping in mind the 'mango people'.

Hillary Clinton better option than Donald Trump: Romanian journalist

New York (USA), Nov 09 (ANI): As the race to White House becomes more exciting, we see people from all over coming to the States in anticipation of the U.S. presidential elections. Talking to ANI, Claudiu Lucaci, a journalist from Romanian Public Television, clearly stated that Hillary Clinton is a better option than Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as Clinton is known from earlier interactions. Lucaci said it would be beneficial to Europe if Hillary came to power adding that U.S. presidential elections hold key importance all over.

U.S. Election: Trump leads as first polls close, suggest reports

Ohio/Virginia, Nov 09 (ANI): As the first polls close, Donald Trump emerges triumphant in Kentucky and Indiana while Hillary Clinton wins in Vermont. Reportedly, South Carolina and Georgia remain too close to call. Meanwhile, it is being projected apparently that Trump is leading ahead of Hillary Clinton in the race to 270 electoral votes. Also the security moved media further away from the Trump headquarters at Hilton as exit polls came in.

It's Hillary for us, say Columbian journalists

New York (USA), Nov 09 (ANI): With the clock ticking away every second and as the closing of polls come near, the U.S is pulling crowds to witness the 2016 U.S presidential elections. Colombian Journalist Andrea Aguilar and Edwin Giraldo believed Hillary Clinton to be a more appropriate candidate for the post of President. The Columbian journalists said Hillary Clinton has been more supportive to the Latinos and hence their allegiance.

Positive of Hillary winning U.S. elections: Indian-American hotelier Chatwal

New York (USA), Nov 09 (ANI): As the U.S. polling goes on to elect the 45th President of the United States of America (USA), Indian-American businessman Sant Chatwal looked positive of Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton of becoming the next U.S. president. Chatwal said he was positive of Clinton's win as she is a great friend to India and she would be of immense support in terms immigration and education. Wishing the Democrat presidential nominee success, Chatwal also added that Hillary would aid India in the nuclear power deal.

U.S. elections 2016: People turn out in large numbers to cast their ballot

New York (USA), Nov 09 (ANI): The race to White House that began months ago is expected to end soon as millions of voters head to polling booths across the U.S. to cast their ballots for elect the next U.S. President. People in New York were seen in casting their ballot as everyone has their eyes set on the outcome of the 2016 presidential elections.

U.S. Elections 2016: Voting underway

Youngstown (USA), Nov 09 (ANI): With the U.S. presidential elections underway, people from Youngstown, Ohio, were seen casting their ballot today. Earlier, both the presidential nominees made their last pitches as the first ballots were cast by both the leaders. The first in-person votes were cast in the towns of Dixville, Hart's Location and Millsfield in the state of New Hampshire and also in New York.