Goa, July 7 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday highlighted the deep historical ties between India and Indonesia, recalling the two nations' shared struggle against colonial rule and the role played by former Odisha chief minister Biju Patnaik in strengthening bilateral relations.Addressing the Indonesian Parliament, Modi became the first Indian prime minister to speak before the country's legislature. In his speech, he reflected on the historical events that shaped the friendship between New Delhi and Jakarta, saying both countries emerged from colonial rule around the same period and stood together in support of freedom and sovereignty."There is so much that our ancestors experienced together. Both our nations endured long period...