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Pakistan host to largest number of UN proscribed terrorists, should remember Abbottabad: India
India has reminded Pakistan, the host to the world’s largest number of UN proscribed terrorists and entities , of Abbottabad,…
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Remember Abbottabad: India slams Pak for presenting ‘dossier of lies’ at UN
India on Tuesday lambasted Islamabad for presenting a "dossier of lies" against New Delhi at the United Nations, saying "concocting…
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India pledges $ 2 billion for Afghanistan
Calling for an immediate and a comprehensive ceasefire, India on Tuesday (Nov 24, 2020) has announced new development initiatives for…
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China’s media show new Bhutan border village built in disputed territory
Chinese media on Monday claimed that a new border village built by China near Bhutan was on Chinese territory, but…
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What Joe Biden’s Pick For Secretary Of State Said On India-US Ties, China
India and the US face a common challenge in the form of an "increasingly assertive" China and New Delhi has…
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Feel pressure to hit back at Pakistan, India tells UNSC powers
India has launched a fresh offensive against terror-sponsor Pakistan following the Nagrota encounter in Jammu and Kashmir. India has told…
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India seeks ‘ahead of the curve’ approach in ties with West Asia, Gulf: MEA official
With West Asia and Gulf region, India seeks to supplement its strong traditional ties with an ”ahead of the curve…
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Pakistan’s move in Gilgit-Baltistan and what it means for India
Pakistan is moving to grant full statehood to Gilgit-Baltistan, which appears as the northernmost part of the country in its…
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Wannabe Caliph Erdogan Is The New Enemy Of Regional Peace And Stability
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, one of the most iconic figures of the early 20th century, was the founding father and the…
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Joe Biden’s win is good for India-US ties
Nearly three weeks after the historic presidential election, United States (US) President Donald Trump is yet to concede, clinging on…
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