PM Modi participated in the Quad Summit with the US President and Prime Ministers of Japan and Australia on Saturday. He also held bilateral meetings with them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the Quad is not against anyone, but for a rules-based international order and respect for sovereignty, in a veiled reference to China.

'We condemn recent illicit missile launches in the region that violate UN Security Council resolutions. We express serious concern over recent dangerous and aggressive actions in the maritime domain. We seek a region where no country dominates and no country is dominated one where all countries are free from coercion, and can exercise their agency to determine their futures,' the declaration said.

Modi announced India’s contribution of $7.5 million for sampling kits, detection kits, and vaccines under the Quad Cancer Moonshot Initiative. He also committed to assisting in radiotherapy treatment and capacity building in the Indo-Pacific region.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden shared a warm hug as the Indian leader left from the venue of Quad Summit in Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday.

Prime Minister Modi emphasizes Quad's commitment to rules-based international order and sovereignty, without targeting any specific country.

Quad Leaders' Summit strengthens strategic alignment, promotes peace, stability, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.

U.S. President Joe Biden met with the leaders of Japan, India and Australia to discuss the challenges a rising China poses to their countries, ahead of a farewell summit in his Delaware hometown on Saturday. The talks in Wilmington, in the twilight of Biden's one-term presidency, reflect the importance that…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met US President Joe Biden on the margins of the Quad summit. PM Modi was welcomed by Mr Biden at his residence, where the two leaders hugged each other. Mr Biden held PM Modi's hand as he led him into the house.