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PM Modi on strained relations with Pakistan: 'Time and again, they decided to be at odds with India'

DNA Sunday, 16 March 2025
In a poignant and introspective interaction with renowned podcaster Lex Fridman Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected on the tumultuous relationship between India and Pakistan.
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