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Narendra Modi attended the SCO Summit in Bishkek, focusing on strengthening strategic partnerships with Central Asian nations, including Uzbekistan.

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Narendra Modi attended the SCO Summit in Bishkek, focusing on strengthening strategic partnerships with Central Asian nations, including Uzbekistan.

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Central AsiaNarendra Modi

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  1. Modi paid tribute to the centenary of actor Raj Kapoor, linking his cultural legacy to India's global influence and Central Asia.Sub-event
  2. The SCO summit held in Bishkek resulted in the formation of a major geopolitical bloc.Sub-event
  3. The SCO Summit in Bishkek saw Narendra Modi attend while Pakistan faced criticism over its diplomatic conduct and international image.Sub-event
  4. India participates in SCO summit in Bishkek, alongside CIS representatives and leaders like Aliyev from Belarus.Sub-event
  5. Modi attends SCO Summit in Bishkek to strengthen strategic partnerships with Central Asia.1 source
  6. Modi represents India at the SCO Summit in Bishkek.1 source

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