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India, Bangladesh Relations On Upward Trajectory, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met visiting Bangladesh Foreign Affairs Minister AK Abdul Momen and said relations between the two neighbouring countries have been on an upward trajectory and New Delhi will work to build on this momentum.
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Face Problem Abroad? Tweet And Tag Me, Says Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Sunday said Indians abroad facing problems can tweet to the respective embassy and tag her in the tweet, adding that she will personally monitor the missions' responses.
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Are You Real, Sushma Swaraj Was Asked On Twitter. Her Reply Here
Someone on Twitter thought it wise to pay the foreign minister a 'sarcastic' (his word, not ours) and back-handed compliment. Ms Swaraj wasn't having any of it and rightly so.
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Dad Jailed In Saudi Arabia, Girl Tweeted SOS To Sushma Swaraj. It Helped.
Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj recently helped a young girl have a happy Father's Day after responding to her distress call on Twitter. In several tweets, Rukmini Shankar, who recently graduated class 10, wrote to the minister asking for help when her father was allegedly taken into police custody after an accident in Saudi Arabia.
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Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister to Visit India Today
Singapore's Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan will hold bilateral talks today with his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj during his visit to New Delhi.
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Majority of 700 Migrants Found on Boat are Bangladeshi, Says Myanmar
Myanmar officials today said most of the 700 migrants found adrift on a boat in its waters a week ago identified themselves as Bangladeshi, after they were driven to a camp near the border.
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'Proactive' Prime Minister Not a Challenge, Says Sushma Swaraj
Asserting that a "proactive" Prime Minister was not a "challenge", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said PM Narendra Modi has not imposed any "restrictions" on her and it was she who prefers to keep a "low profile".
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Sri Lanka Enacts Witness Protection Law Before War Crimes Probe
Sri Lanka has adopted a witness protection law ahead of an investigation into suspected human rights abuses in a 26-year civil war which foreign governments have said is necessary for a reconciliation with ethnic minority Tamils.
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Canada Demands Probe into Weapons at UN Schools in Gaza
Canada's top diplomat on Tuesday called for a UN investigation of the discoveries of weapons caches at schools it operates in the Gaza Strip.
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India, Bangladesh Relations On Upward Trajectory, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met visiting Bangladesh Foreign Affairs Minister AK Abdul Momen and said relations between the two neighbouring countries have been on an upward trajectory and New Delhi will work to build on this momentum.
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Face Problem Abroad? Tweet And Tag Me, Says Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Sunday said Indians abroad facing problems can tweet to the respective embassy and tag her in the tweet, adding that she will personally monitor the missions' responses.
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Are You Real, Sushma Swaraj Was Asked On Twitter. Her Reply Here
Someone on Twitter thought it wise to pay the foreign minister a 'sarcastic' (his word, not ours) and back-handed compliment. Ms Swaraj wasn't having any of it and rightly so.
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Dad Jailed In Saudi Arabia, Girl Tweeted SOS To Sushma Swaraj. It Helped.
Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj recently helped a young girl have a happy Father's Day after responding to her distress call on Twitter. In several tweets, Rukmini Shankar, who recently graduated class 10, wrote to the minister asking for help when her father was allegedly taken into police custody after an accident in Saudi Arabia.
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Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister to Visit India Today
Singapore's Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan will hold bilateral talks today with his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj during his visit to New Delhi.
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Majority of 700 Migrants Found on Boat are Bangladeshi, Says Myanmar
Myanmar officials today said most of the 700 migrants found adrift on a boat in its waters a week ago identified themselves as Bangladeshi, after they were driven to a camp near the border.
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'Proactive' Prime Minister Not a Challenge, Says Sushma Swaraj
Asserting that a "proactive" Prime Minister was not a "challenge", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said PM Narendra Modi has not imposed any "restrictions" on her and it was she who prefers to keep a "low profile".
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Sri Lanka Enacts Witness Protection Law Before War Crimes Probe
Sri Lanka has adopted a witness protection law ahead of an investigation into suspected human rights abuses in a 26-year civil war which foreign governments have said is necessary for a reconciliation with ethnic minority Tamils.
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Canada Demands Probe into Weapons at UN Schools in Gaza
Canada's top diplomat on Tuesday called for a UN investigation of the discoveries of weapons caches at schools it operates in the Gaza Strip.
