India and New Zealand upgrade their relationship to a Strategic Partnership during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit, meeting counterparts including Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Across the reports, the two sides set a shared goal to double bilateral trade to NZ$7 billion, reported as approximately ₹35,000 crore, by 2030. The coverage says the leaders’ discussions result in multiple outcomes and agreements aimed at expanding cooperation over the coming years. Business Line notes that the engagement produces 18 outcomes, including 10 agreements, and refers to a roadmap intended to guide progress for the next four years. India Today and Mint also describe the strategic partnership framework and the trade target, with details emphasizing the intent to strengthen economic ties and broaden collaboration through agreed initiatives. The reports do not cite specific sector targets in the excerpts provided, but collectively they underscore the same policy direction: formal elevation of ties, a structured roadmap, and a quantified goal for trade growth by the end of the decade.