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PM Modi deploys ‘1+1=11’ in Australia after ‘8’ analogy in Indonesia, underlines ‘stronger together’ using Hindi idiom

Hindustan Times •July 10, 2026

“In the true sense, today India and Australia are together. That's why one and one are not becoming two, but one next to one is becoming 11,” said Narendra Modi

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