PM Modi will be arriving in Washington DC on September 22 and the next morning they will be meeting with top US CEO’s.

A meeting with Apple chief Tim Cook is also on the cards. However, the official did not confirm the detail of the meet and told ANI that the schedule is still being worked out.

After back-to-back meetings with top business honchos of the US, PM Modi is also expected to meet US Vice President Kamala Harris, an Indian origin woman who rose to such rank in the US for the first time. As if now there is no official announcement of the meeting.

PM will also meet Australian Prime Minister Scot Morrison and Japanese counterpart Yoshihide Suga on the same day.

PM Modi will hold the first physical bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden and participate in the first in-person Quad leaders’ summit in Washington on September 24.

Dinner also organized during PM Modi’s visit interestingly UK Prime Minister Boris

Johnson’s visit also coinciding with PM Modi’s visit to Washington, there is also likelihood of them meeting too.

On September 24 evening, PM Modi will be proceeding to New York where next day he will deliver a speech at United Nations General Assembly.

Pakistan has been seeking an active hand in the situation which developed in Afghanistan after the Taliban’s Lightning-fast offensive won the militants control of the state machinery in the war-torn land. Amid widespread criticism for its ‘proxy war’ in Afghanistan, the Pakistan intelligence chief’s meeting with his counterparts in other countries now assumes special significance in light of the debilitating political and economic scenario in Kabul.

According to Pakistan news channel SAMAA TV, the participants of the rare meeting agreed that Afghanistan “should not be left alone” to deal with its problem. The development takes an interesting perspective for Afghanistan experts and political observers, many of who believe that it was, in fact, Islamabad which was behind the Taliban’s aggressive advance against the erstwhile Ashraf Ghani government’s forces in August. They also say Islamabad has been assisting the Taliban on all possible fronts, hoping to cut a piece of the pie in the new regime.