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Narendra Modi one of three people whom Japanese PM follows on Twitter


The Guardian - 22-May-2014

Tweets of mutual appreciation following Modi's India election win demonstrate flourishing ties between the two countries Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, follows only three people on Twitter: his outspoken wife, a scandal-tainted politician and India's prime minister-in-waiting, Narendra Modi. Abe and Modi are two assertive nationalists who came to power on platforms pledging economic revival. They...


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