Will New Delhi and Hanoi inch closer to BrahMos deal during Vietnamese defence ministers visit?

New Delhi, June 17: One year after the signing of a 'Joint Vision Statement on Defence Partnership towards 2030', the India-Vietnam show of camaraderie will be on full display once again as the country's Defence Minister General Phan Van Giang travels to New Delhi on a two-day visit starting Sunday.

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