India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi may make Japan as a first foreign visit.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi may make Japan as a first foreign visit. The Japanese side has proposed possible dates for Modi's visit to Tokyo which could happen end of June or early July.
Takeshi Yagi, the Japanese delegates to India, visited new national security advisor Ajit Doval last week to propose dates. India is yet to accept them but indications in the government are that Modi is interested.

Modi was supposed to make the BRICS summit in Brazil, scheduled for July 15, his international debut. Japanese PM Shinzo Abe has stated that he was "looking forward" to welcoming Modi in Tokyo before the end of the year.