(Photo: Reuters)(Photo: Reuters)Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday told a conclave of Indian and US corporate chiefs that the government is ready to accept suggestions made by a joint working group with the United States on intellectual property rights.
Modi spoke at the US-India CEO Forum meeting, where US President Barack Obama and the Prime Minister jointly addressed the industry leaders of both the countries.
Obama is in India on a 3-day visit as he accepted Modi's invitation to attend the 66th Republic Day celebrations as chief guest.
(Reuters)
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