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  1. High-level discussions between Indian leader Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, including Sugiono, renewed the impetus for India-Indonesia ties.

IIT Madras opened a campus in Zanzibar, while Modi and Subianto signed agreements regarding India's expansion into Indonesia.

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IIT Madras opened a campus in Zanzibar, while Modi and Subianto signed agreements regarding India's expansion into Indonesia.

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  1. IIT Madras has established an international campus in the islands of Zanzibar and is set to launch an international training programme.1 source
  2. During his state visit to Indonesia, PM Modi inaugurated a project at Prambanan, backed by India, alongside Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.Sub-event
  3. Zanzibar is using its reconciliation process and the Blue Economy agenda to drive development.1 source
  4. India establishes a campus in Indonesia.Sub-event
  5. High-level talks between Modi and Subianto yielded agreements for India to establish campuses in Zanzibar and Indonesia.1 source

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