New Delhi: India, Canada, and Australia on Saturday launched a new trilateral technology and innovation partnership, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his counterparts, Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese in Johannesburg, where he urged the G20 to start an Open Satellite Data Partnership and a Critical Minerals Circularity Initiative.

He also proposed a G20 initiative to counter the drug-terror nexus, as well as a global healthcare response team, apart from underlining that it was time to look at new parameters of development, one which would address the imbalance of growth and overexploitation of nature.

Modi met Carney and Albanese on the sidelines of the G20 summit, which President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa hosted in Johannesburg and which President Donald Trump of the United Sta

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