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PM Modi congratulates Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on re-election
On Monday, PM Modi tweeted his best wishes to Dilma Rousseff for being elected as the Brazilian President for the second term.

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff for being re-elected for a second term.[caption id="attachment_1774131" align="alignleft" width="380"]
PM Narenrdra Modi. AP[/caption]"Congratulations to @dilmabr (Dilma Rousseff) on her re-election as the president of Brazil! My best wishes to her for the 2nd term," Modi said in a tweet.He added "I look forward to continuing to work with @dilmabr to strengthen India-Brazil relations in the years to come."Rousseff, 66, was re-elected for a second term on Sunday.IANS
PM Narenrdra Modi. AP[/caption]"Congratulations to @dilmabr (Dilma Rousseff) on her re-election as the president of Brazil! My best wishes to her for the 2nd term," Modi said in a tweet.He added "I look forward to continuing to work with @dilmabr to strengthen India-Brazil relations in the years to come."Rousseff, 66, was re-elected for a second term on Sunday.IANSFirst Published:Oct 27, 2014, 10:46:57 IST
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