Modi and Trump may meet in Manila next month, reports suggest

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Indian media have reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump could hold a meeting in Manila next month. The original report, published by the Times of India, is framed as a question, signaling that the meeting has not been confirmed. The article text provided was empty, so further details on the agenda, format, or official confirmation could not be verified. Readers should treat the possibility as unconfirmed until official statements are issued by both governments.

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