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"Thank You For Your Trust": PM Modi Receives Standing Ovation In Ethiopia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a prolonged standing ovation lasting nearly 90 seconds after addressing a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday.
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Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Ali Drives PM Modi Again, This Time To Airport
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday concluded his two-day visit to Ethiopia and departed for Oman for the third and final leg of his three-nation visit.
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Video: Ethiopian Singers Perform Vande Mataram, PM Modi Breaks Into Applause
PM Modi arrived in Addis Ababa from Jordan and received a ceremonial welcome at the National Palace ahead of the talks.
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PM Modi Becomes 1st Head Of Government To Receive Ethiopia's Highest Award
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday was conferred with Ethiopia's highest award, 'The Great Honour Nishan of Ethiopia', by his Ethiopian counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali.
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PM Modi Meets Ethiopian Counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali, Discusses Bilateral Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met his Ethiopian counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali here and discussed issues of bilateral and mutual interest.
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Putin To Jordan Crown Prince: PM Modi's Quiet 'Car Diplomacy' With World Leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ethiopia on Tuesday for a two-day visit. Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed personally received PM Modi from the Addis Ababa airport and drove him to his hotel.
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'Dont Blame Ethiopian Volcanic Ash For Mumbai's Air Pollution': Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said authorities cannot blame ash clouds from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia for air pollution in the metropolis and said the air quality index here has been poor much before that.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Subsides
Volcanic activity in northern Ethiopia's long-dormant Hayli Gubbi volcano subsided Tuesday, days after an eruption left a trail of destruction in nearby villages and caused flight cancellations after ash plumes disrupted high-altitude flight paths.
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'No Cause For Concern': Civil Aviation Ministry On Ethiopian Volcanic Ash
The civil aviation ministry, along with the air traffic control India Meteorological Department (IMD), are closely monitoring the situation of ash plumes from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia impacting flight operations.
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When Will Volcanic Ash Leave Delhi, Other Parts Of India? What Weather Body Said
The volcanic ash is eight to 15 kilometres above sea level and is travelling with wind speeds of 150 km/h - leaving no impact on the already 'very poor' air quality in Delhi.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Will Ethiopian Volcanic Ash Plumes In Delhi Affect Air Quality? 5 Key Points
A high-altitude mass of volcanic ash and fumes from Sunday morning's eruption of the Hayli Gubbi volcano in northern Ethiopia is moving east - at speeds up to 120 km/hour - and has reached Delhi, affecting flight operations in the city.
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"Thank You For Your Trust": PM Modi Receives Standing Ovation In Ethiopia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a prolonged standing ovation lasting nearly 90 seconds after addressing a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday.
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Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Ali Drives PM Modi Again, This Time To Airport
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday concluded his two-day visit to Ethiopia and departed for Oman for the third and final leg of his three-nation visit.
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Video: Ethiopian Singers Perform Vande Mataram, PM Modi Breaks Into Applause
PM Modi arrived in Addis Ababa from Jordan and received a ceremonial welcome at the National Palace ahead of the talks.
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PM Modi Becomes 1st Head Of Government To Receive Ethiopia's Highest Award
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday was conferred with Ethiopia's highest award, 'The Great Honour Nishan of Ethiopia', by his Ethiopian counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali.
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PM Modi Meets Ethiopian Counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali, Discusses Bilateral Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met his Ethiopian counterpart Abiy Ahmed Ali here and discussed issues of bilateral and mutual interest.
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Putin To Jordan Crown Prince: PM Modi's Quiet 'Car Diplomacy' With World Leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ethiopia on Tuesday for a two-day visit. Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed personally received PM Modi from the Addis Ababa airport and drove him to his hotel.
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'Dont Blame Ethiopian Volcanic Ash For Mumbai's Air Pollution': Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said authorities cannot blame ash clouds from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia for air pollution in the metropolis and said the air quality index here has been poor much before that.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Subsides
Volcanic activity in northern Ethiopia's long-dormant Hayli Gubbi volcano subsided Tuesday, days after an eruption left a trail of destruction in nearby villages and caused flight cancellations after ash plumes disrupted high-altitude flight paths.
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'No Cause For Concern': Civil Aviation Ministry On Ethiopian Volcanic Ash
The civil aviation ministry, along with the air traffic control India Meteorological Department (IMD), are closely monitoring the situation of ash plumes from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia impacting flight operations.
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When Will Volcanic Ash Leave Delhi, Other Parts Of India? What Weather Body Said
The volcanic ash is eight to 15 kilometres above sea level and is travelling with wind speeds of 150 km/h - leaving no impact on the already 'very poor' air quality in Delhi.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Will Ethiopian Volcanic Ash Plumes In Delhi Affect Air Quality? 5 Key Points
A high-altitude mass of volcanic ash and fumes from Sunday morning's eruption of the Hayli Gubbi volcano in northern Ethiopia is moving east - at speeds up to 120 km/hour - and has reached Delhi, affecting flight operations in the city.
