Modi and Macron honor Indian soldiers at Marseille war cemetery

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Mazargues Cemetery in Marseille with French President Emmanuel Macron to honor Indian soldiers who fought in World War I. Both leaders laid wreaths and paid their respects at the Indian Memorial. During the ceremony, Modi bowed in tribute and a band played to mark the occasion. They also laid roses on memorial tablets inside the cemetery, which commemorates many Indian soldiers. Modi's visit is part of a three-day trip to France, where he co-chaired the AI Action Summit. This cemetery is significant as it honors the sacrifices of Indian troops during the Great War.


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