Modi likely to meet Trump at UN General Assembly next month


Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to meet President Donald Trump during an upcoming visit to the United States to attend the UN General Assembly meeting, The Indian Express newspaper reported, ­citing sources.

An Indian official familiar with the matter said a decision has not yet been taken, and that countries usually reserve slots for the General Debate at the assembly, which is why India’s “head of ­government” features in a provi­sio­nal list of speakers on Sept 26.

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