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Prince William, Kate to meet PM Modi in Delhi during three-day India visit

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The British royal couple will undertake a three-day tour of India, highlighted by high-level talks in New Delhi alongside cultural stops in Mumbai that include playing street cricket. The trip's cornerstone is Prince William's 2026 Earthshot Prize ceremony, which will award £1 million to each of five winners. Additionally, Kate Middleton will carry out dedicated engagements tied to her early-years development advocacy during the visit.

Key points

  • The diplomatic visit is strategically designed to strengthen bilateral relations covering…: The diplomatic visit is strategically designed to strengthen bilateral relations covering defence, trade, culture, and climate change.
  • The journey represents Kate Middleton's first long-haul overseas travel commitment since…: The journey represents Kate Middleton's first long-haul overseas travel commitment since she announced her cancer diagnosis in March 2024.
  • Environmental advocacy and early childhood development will serve as the principal charit…: Environmental advocacy and early childhood development will serve as the principal charitable pillars of the royal couple's official itinerary.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi during their upcoming India visit, as the royal couple look to strengthen ties between the United Kingdom and one of its key international partners,

The Independent reported.

The meeting on Wednesday will be a major part of the couple's three-day visit, which begins on Monday, November 16.

The engagement reflects William's growing role in supporting Britain's diplomatic relationships through overseas visits and the monarchy's soft power.

Modi is expected to return to New Delhi from the Philippines, where he is attending an official engagement, to meet the royal couple. William and Kate last visited India in 2016, when they also met the Indian prime minister.

A Kensington Palace spokesperson said the UK and India shared an important relationship, with growing links across trade, investment, defence, security, technology, education and culture.

The meeting, the spokesperson added, would provide an opportunity to celebrate and strengthen ties between the two countries.

Discussions are expected to cover areas including climate change and the Commonwealth, while the visit will also highlight…

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