Modi defends India's democracy and US partnership while addressing human rights concerns.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the US Congress, touting India's economy, sustainability efforts, healthcare, and technological advancements. He also emphasized the importance of the US-India partnership, particularly in defense. Earlier in the day, Modi pushed back on criticisms of his government's human rights record, stating that there is "absolutely no space for discrimination" in India. The Biden administration has faced pressure to address human rights concerns with Modi's government. The two leaders announced partnerships in areas such as jet engine production, drone sales, and space exploration.
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