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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called US President-Elect Donald Trump to extend his heartfelt congratulations on his victory in the 2024 presidential election. During their conversation, Modi expressed his eagerness to work closely with Trump once again, highlighting their shared commitment to strengthening India-US relations across various sectors.

PM Modi shared on X that he had a great conversation with his friend, President Donald Trump, congratulating him on his victory. Modi expressed his excitement about working closely with Trump again to strengthen India-US relations in technology, defence, energy, space, and other sectors.

Earlier on Wednesday morning, when US election results showed Donald Trump's victory, PM Modi was one of the first to congratulate him. On X, Modi wrote, "Heartiest congratulations my friend @realDonaldTrump on your historic election victory. I look forward to renewing our collaboration to strengthen the India-US Comprehensive Global and Strategic Partnership and work together for global peace, stability, and prosperity."

PM Modi and Donald Trump have long shared a personal bond, which was evident through their public interactions at major events such as 'Howdy, Modi!' in 2019 and 'Namaste Trump!' in 2020. These events highlighted the close rapport between the two leaders, highlighting their strong relationship and mutual respect.

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During the final stretch of his campaign, Donald Trump frequently praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, even going so far as to call him a 'total killer'. This remark highlighted the admiration Trump held for Modi’s leadership and his strong, decisive approach, which resonated with the Republican candidate’s political rhetoric.

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Donald Trump declared his victory at the Florida Convention Centre in Palm Beach, calling it 'the greatest political movement of all time'. His Republican Party secured victories in 27 states, earning 266 electoral votes, while Kamala Harris won 19 states with 209 electoral votes. A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win the presidency.