Malaysia-India bilateral meeting still being scheduled, PM says

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia and India are in the process of coordinating dates for an upcoming bilateral meeting between the two nations' leadership. Speaking on the matter, Anwar indicated that both sides are attempting to synchronise their packed schedules to facilitate the meeting at a mutually convenient time. The proposed venue for the gathering remains flexible, with Putrajaya, Malaysia's administrative capital, and Chennai, Tamil Nadu's capital in southern India, both being considered as potential locations for the talks. The scheduling challenges reflect the demanding calendars maintained by both governments as they balance multiple diplomatic and domestic commitments. No specific timeframe for the meeting has been announced, though both countries appear committed to proceeding with the bilateral engagement in the coming months.