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PM Modi Bestowed Dominica's Highest National Honour, Praised For Safeguarding Lives During COVID
The award represents the gratitude of Dominica's people and government for India's selfless assistance and collaboration.
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"World Can't Talk About Resilience Unless They Talk About Dominica": PM Skerrit
Initiatives like climate resilience project, emergency agricultural livelihoods and housing recovery program, launched by his administration, restored hope and renewed the strength of the country, said PM Skerrit.
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"Total Nonsense": Dominica PM On Claims Of Involvement In Mehul Choksi "Kidnapping"
Dominica PM Roosevelt Skerrit termed as "total nonsense" the claims that his government was involved in alleged "kidnapping" of fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi, wanted in Rs 13,500 crore PNB scam, from neighbouring Antigua and Barbuda.
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"Indian Citizen": Dominica PM Says Mehul Choksi's Extradition Up To Court
Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit termed fugitive diamantaire, Mehul Choksi, as an "Indian citizen" and stated that the courts will decide what happens to the fugitive.
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Dominican PM Blasted By Opposition Over Mehul Choksi Case
The Leader of the Opposition (LOP) in the Dominica House of Assembly, Lennox Linton, on Monday slammed Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit's government over the arrest Mehul Choksi, saying 'no law, no constitution' lives in the country.
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'My Roof Is Gone' Dominica's PM Posts Live Updates As Hurricane Maria Hits
Hurricane Maria strengthened into a "potentially catastrophic" Category Five storm as it barrelled into eastern Caribbean islands still reeling from Hurricane Irma, forcing residents to evacuate in powerful winds and lashing rain. Caught up in the storm was Roosevelt Skerrit,the prime minister of Dominica. He took to Facebook to post real-time upda...
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Governments' role crucial in Windies cricket: Dominica PM
Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says there is a role for regional governments in the management of West Indies cricket but that key questions about ownership of the regional game needed to be answered.
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PM Modi Bestowed Dominica's Highest National Honour, Praised For Safeguarding Lives During COVID
The award represents the gratitude of Dominica's people and government for India's selfless assistance and collaboration.
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"World Can't Talk About Resilience Unless They Talk About Dominica": PM Skerrit
Initiatives like climate resilience project, emergency agricultural livelihoods and housing recovery program, launched by his administration, restored hope and renewed the strength of the country, said PM Skerrit.
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"Total Nonsense": Dominica PM On Claims Of Involvement In Mehul Choksi "Kidnapping"
Dominica PM Roosevelt Skerrit termed as "total nonsense" the claims that his government was involved in alleged "kidnapping" of fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi, wanted in Rs 13,500 crore PNB scam, from neighbouring Antigua and Barbuda.
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"Indian Citizen": Dominica PM Says Mehul Choksi's Extradition Up To Court
Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit termed fugitive diamantaire, Mehul Choksi, as an "Indian citizen" and stated that the courts will decide what happens to the fugitive.
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Dominican PM Blasted By Opposition Over Mehul Choksi Case
The Leader of the Opposition (LOP) in the Dominica House of Assembly, Lennox Linton, on Monday slammed Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit's government over the arrest Mehul Choksi, saying 'no law, no constitution' lives in the country.
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'My Roof Is Gone' Dominica's PM Posts Live Updates As Hurricane Maria Hits
Hurricane Maria strengthened into a "potentially catastrophic" Category Five storm as it barrelled into eastern Caribbean islands still reeling from Hurricane Irma, forcing residents to evacuate in powerful winds and lashing rain. Caught up in the storm was Roosevelt Skerrit,the prime minister of Dominica. He took to Facebook to post real-time upda...
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Governments' role crucial in Windies cricket: Dominica PM
Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says there is a role for regional governments in the management of West Indies cricket but that key questions about ownership of the regional game needed to be answered.
