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India-Australia friendship based on bharosa, samman: Scott Morrison

"Australia joins wholeheartedly in its celebration of independence and extends our warm congratulations to the people of India," he said

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Morrison said the "deep friendship" between Australia and India was about more than trade and diplomacy

Press Trust of India Melbourne
Describing India as a "longstanding friend" of Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday sent a special message of trust, respect and friendship to Indians across the world ahead of the country's 74th Independence Day.
Morrison said the "deep friendship" between Australia and India was about more than trade and diplomacy.
"Founded on Bharosa (trust) and Samman (respect) it is a friendship with depth, and marked by democracy, defence cooperation, diaspora and Dosti (friendship), '' the prime minister said.
"Australia joins wholeheartedly in its celebration of independence and extends our warm congratulations to the people of India," he said.
Referring to the ongoing Covid-19

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