Not Sure Of Rafale Deal During Hollande Visit: French Envoy

The French Consulate in Bengaluru has received a threat letter warning against French President Franois Hollande’s visit to India. Sources revealed that since Chandigarh museum is one the key venues to be visited by both French president Francois Hollande and Indian Prime Minster Narendra Modi, the team of national museum from New Delhi has also called some items from New Delhi also to show to them there.

French President Francois Hollande will arrive in a French architect Le Corbusier’s city, Chandigarh, on a 3-day visit on January 24.

An Indian woman holding her child walks on a deserted street as an Indian paramilitary soldier stands guard near a police barricade in front of India Gate, the landmark war memorial on Rajpath, the ceremonial boulevard for Republic Day parade in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016.

On Monday the pair will lay a foundation stone at the new headquarters of the International Solar Alliance, a 121-nation group launched by Modi at the Paris COP21 conference in November, to expand affordable solar power. New Delhi can also be attempting to motivate businesses that are German to make use of the economic growth in India.

Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar said last week that the deal was “close to completion”, and another Indian official said this week that the two sides hoped to sign a deal during Hollande’s visit.

On Mr Hollande’s visit starting Sunday, the ambassador said the focus was likely mostly in three domains. Later, he will be holding bilateral talks with the Prime Minister at Hyderabad House. Now imagine there is another terror attack in the next few days and that we had lifted the state of emergency. Since officials of the French defence companies Dassault Aviation and DCNS are accompanying the French President, hopes for the conclusion of the Rafale fighter aircraft deal have been reignited.

“It’s very green, it’s clean, people are kind and civilised as compared to other places in India”, said 28-year-old Navjot Kaur, who works with children. Economists have warned that if the French and German economies collapse the ensuing domino effect would bring down the entire eurozone and severely damage the global economy at a time when it is already under considerable stress. He would be the fifth French president invited as the guest of honor at the ceremony.

Ahead of the Republic Day, terror outfits have become more active to conduct strike.