Addressing a gathering, the Prime Minister hailed the success of Chandrayaan-3, saying India has become the first country to land in the dark zone, at the south pole of the Moon.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Greece and India are a natural match between two ancient civilisations of the world.
PM Modi, in the meeting with Greek President Katerina N. Sakellaropoulou, said that the success of Chandrayaan-3 is not only for India but for humankind.
PM Modi first Indian prime minister to visit Greece in 40 years
PM Modi on Thursday emplaned for Greece on the invitation of his Greek counterpart Kyriakos Mitsotakis.He departed from Johannesburg, South Africa, where he was attending the BRICS summit.
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PM Modi has a busy schedule in Greece, starting with a wreath laying at the Tomb of Unknown Soldier and the Guard of Honour.
On Jammu and Kashmir, Greece’s position reflects India's concerns. Unlike the West and other regions of Europe, it has not issued any statement on the recent developments in Kashmir.
There are no reports of missing people in the area, causing authorities to examine the possibility that the victims are migrants who entered Greece from the nearby border with Turkey.
PM Modi will hold talks with Prime Minister Mitsotakis to discuss ways to further deepen the relationship. He will also interact with business leaders from both countries, said the Ministry of External Affairs.
As per the lawsuit filed by the mother, the airline, despite knowing the aggressive and unruly behaviour of the man, continued to serve drinks even though he was noticeably drunk.
Quoting state broadcaster ERT, it said the accident occurred over the town of Karystos on the island of Evia near Athens, where a fire has been burning.
Sunday’s vote came just over a week after a migrant ship capsized and sank off the western coast of Greece, leaving hundreds of people dead and missing and calling into question the actions of Greek authorities and the country’s strict migration policy.
According to a report by the local English daily, Dawn, at least 400 Pakistani, 200 Egyptians and 150 Syrians, including around two dozen Syrian women and young children, were travelling on the trawler.
The overcrowded fishing boat capsized and sank early Wednesday some 75 kilometres southwest of the southern Peloponnese peninsula.
So far, 79 bodies have been recovered and 104 people have been rescued. It was unclear how many were missing, but some initial reports suggested hundreds may have been aboard.
Greece migrant vessel sinks off: It was unclear how many passengers were missing, but some initial reports suggested hundreds of people may have been aboard when the boat went down far from shore.
Although there is no official confirmation of any deaths, Sea-Watch International, a German NGO, in a social media post, said those on board were in "imminent danger of death" and called on the European Union to act.
Following the bomb threat, Greek warplanes scrambled to escort the flight with over 190 people onboard.
Greece plane crash: Local officials said they had no specific information on the cargo and provided varying numbers of people on board.
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