India's Singh to visit Japan

India's Singh to visit Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The prime minister will travel to Japan on May 27, 2013, for a three-day official visit, Indian government sources said May 3.

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