A day after Donald Trump announced that he needed to extend the G7 to incorporate other significant nations, the US president on Tuesday addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi to welcome him to the block's next gathering to be held in the United States of America.

As the 40-minute discussion went on, President Trump and PM Modi likewise talked about different issues, for example, the India-China fringe deadlock and the changes of the World Health Organization, an announcement by the Prime Minister's Office said.  

The two heads are found out to have shared their discernments about the deadlock that was activated a month ago after China's People's Liberation Army initiated the Line of Actual Control at Naku La zone in north Sikkim and afterward at three focuses in Galwan valley and one point at Pangong Tso in Ladakh area.  

The intermingling in the perspectives on the two heads was additionally thought about in their view of the changes at the World Health Organization. The two head of the states has been votaries of changes in the WHO however have decided to adopt an inconceivably unique strategy.

US President Donald Trump has taken steps to leave the worldwide wellbeing body to push the WHO to complete the changes. PM Modi, interestingly, has chosen to push hard on changes while remaining as a component of the WHO.  

PM Modi likewise communicated concern with respect to the continuous common unsettling influences in the US, passed on his all the best for an early goal of the circumstance, a PMO explanation said.  

"The telephone discussion underscores that even in such a disrupted world and the changing elements in the post-COVID-19 pandemic, the connection among India and the United States stays solid," a top government functionary told  

"The Indo-US relationship is at a notable high," a subsequent authority said.

He clarified-  "When was the last time that a leader of India talked about common unsettling influences in the US and communicated certainty that the US President would have the option to deal with it. Or then again when did the US President call the Indian Prime Minister during a genuine fringe stalemate.

"We need Australia, we need India, we need South Korea. What's more, what do we have? That is a pleasant gathering of nations in that spot," he had stated, implying that the leaders of these countries could be welcomed for the following highest point to be facilitated by the US on a reschedule date in September or November.  

PM Modi lauded President Trump for his imaginative and far-located methodology, recognizing that such an extended gathering would be with regards to the rising real factors of the post-COVID world. PM Modi said that India would be glad to work with the US and different nations to guarantee the accomplishment of the proposed Summit.  

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The G-7 as of now incorporates the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Canada and Japan. India is an individual from the bigger form of the body that is known as the G-20.

In any case, as indicated by an associate of the US President cited by media before, Trump's arrangement appears to unite significant partners on a stage to manage China, a nation with which the United States' relations have gone from terrible to more regrettable under the Trump administration. This shows both the pioneers have taken the relationship to an altogether different level," he said.  

Donald Trump had first given a sign of his goal to welcome India to the G-7 on Saturday when he portrayed the gathering of the seven nations - some of them among the most developed economies of the world - as "obsolete" and pushed rechristening it as "G-10 or G-11" to incorporate India, Australia, South Korea, and Russia.

Every nation is willing to space India in its own block and If the USA led by Donald Trump is doing the same then there is no such harm in it because it is not going to invite China ever after the coronavirus pandemic which has struck the whole world along with the US from within.

India is currently confronting China at the border as well as in the market so It has turned to be the only nation to do so and this has clearly shown the might of the great nation of India which is the world's biggest democracy. As a nation, India wishes for mutual cooperation and growth of mankind as a whole but communist China does not see it happening this way and which is why we can evidently see that India is the only country where we the whole world can see a new world order coming which does not dictate but cooperate and lead every nation on every note.