As PM Modi joined Biden on stage, the US President quickly lightened the mood with a joke and a friendly gesture. Modi addressed the QUAD leaders’ Summit and highlighted the Cancer Moonshot initiative.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden held a heartfelt final bilateral meeting at Biden's personal residence in Wilmington. The talks covered essential India-US relations aspects, highlighting their close friendship and shared efforts on global issues.

Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's bilateral meeting with President Joe Biden in Wilmington was an emotional one, marking their final meeting in an official capacity as the American leader is not seeking reelection.

Earlier in July this year, Biden had referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Russian President Vladimir Putin at a NATO summit in Washington. ​​

The US President hosted Modi at his personal residence in Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday and the two leaders also held wide-ranging talks covering various key aspects of India-US ties.

At a Quad summit in Delaware hosted by US President Joe Biden, he experienced an awkward moment when he forgot who to introduce next after his speech. A staffer had to step in and prompt him. Biden has made several verbal errors this year,

Quad leaders discussed the 'Cancer Moonshot' initiative to combat cervical cancer, highlighting collaboration in the Indo-Pacific.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an "extremely fruitful" meeting with US President Joe Biden during which the two leaders discussed ways to further enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and exchanged views on global and regional issues including the Indo-Pacific region and beyond.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his talks with US President Joe Biden ahead of the QUAD summit were extremely fruitful. The two leaders discussed regional and global issues during their bilateral meeting held at the US President's Delaware home.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held an "extremely fruitful" meeting with US President Joe Biden, who described the India-US partnership as "stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time i