India's Modi calls Japan's PM Takaichi his 'little sister' in diplomatic gesture

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PM Modi used familial language to describe his relationship with Japan's female PM, signaling close bilateral ties.
PM Modi called Japanese PM Takaichi his 'younger sister' during a summit.
Indian migrants in Japan damage quality of life and display parasitic pride in cultural degradation.
PM Modi's familial language toward Japanese counterpart reflects diplomatic relationship continuity.
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Japan views itself as uniquely conscious and superior compared to all other countries.

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