Our decisions not subject to DRS review: PM Modi to Aus PM
Referring to the DRS controversy in the recently concluded India-Australia series, PM Narendra Modi said to his Australian counterpart Malcolm Turnbull that he is glad that the decisions taken between them are not subject to DRS review. "I hope your visit to India is as productive as it has been for Steven Smith's batting, the other Australian captain," added Modi.
Visiting Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull today accompanied Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a metro ride in the national capital. The two heads of state arrived at the Mandi House metro station today afternoon and, after greeting the people at the station, proceeded to a board a Metro to the Akshardham Temple. Chants of 'Modi, Modi' were heard at the metro station when the two leaders reached Mandi House, news agency ANI reported.PM Modi tweeted a photo of the two leaders taking a selfie, saying, "On board the Delhi Metro with PM @TurnbullMalcolm. We are heading to the Akshardham Temple", while Turnbull posted the duo's selfie.With @narendramodi on the Delhi Metro Blue Line - 212 kms & 159 stations since 2002 pic.twitter.com/O4Zr2695SgAt the Akshardam Temple, Turnbull and Modi were greeted with garlands and were taken on a tour of the iconic Hindu mandir complex. The two leaders first toured the temple on foot and then in a golf cart.  PM Narendra Modi and Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull at Delhi's Akshardham Temple pic.twitter.com/94lgIWRLLTPM Narendra Modi and Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull at Akshardham Temple in Delhi pic.twitter.com/VMtwEdh0rpEarlier in the day, Modi and Turnbull held a bilateral meet earlier in the day, inking six Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) including one aimed at strengthening counter-terrorism cooperation. 