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PM Modi Arrives In Namibia, Final Stop Of Five-Nation Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Namibia on Wednesday on the final leg of his five-nation visit, during which he will hold bilateral talks with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
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"Not Targeted": China Downplays Allegation Of Backing Pak In Op Sindoor
Beijing on Monday downplayed India's assertion that China provided active military support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, using the conflict between two nuclear-armed neighbours as a "live lab" to test various weapon systems.
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Have Noted That US Has Updated Travel Advisory For India: Foreign Ministry
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said this in response to a query on the advisory issued recently by the US for its citizens travelling to India.
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No Consensus On Terror At SCO: Ministry On Why India Did Not Sign Statement
India refused to sign the joint statement at the SCO meet chaired by China since a consensus could not be reached on terrorism.
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"You See The Pattern": Priyank Kharge On Denial Of Clearance For US Visit
Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge, who was not given clearance for a visit to the US, today alleged that he is being singled out for refusal and said he would question the foreign ministry about this treatment.
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"Land Borders Open": Iran On India's Request For Evacuation Of Students
Iran has responded to India's request for the safe evacuation of Indian students suck in Iranian cities as Israel continued its bombing of targets in the Islamic republic. Tehran said that though the airspace is closed over Iran, all land borders are
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Indian Students Stranded In Tehran, J&K Parents Hold Protest, Appeal To PM
More than 1,500 Indian students, most of them from Jammu and Kashmir, have got stranded in Iran amid the escalating regional conflict.
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On Israeli Strikes, PM Modi "Shared India's Concerns" On Call With Netanyahu
The conversation takes place in the aftermath of Israel's attacks on Iran's military and nuclear facilities. The operation also killed senior officials and scientists.
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1,080 Indians Deported From US Since January 2025: Foreign Ministry
Since January 2025, approximately 1080 Indians have been deported from the United States, with about 62 per cent of them returning through commercial flights.
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"Indians Strongly Advised Not To...": Iran After 3 From Punjab Go Missing
Iran on Thursday said that the case of three Indian nationals, who have gone missing in Tehran, is being followed up by its foreign ministry in coordination with the relevant judicial authorities, and India is being kept informed about the developmen
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In Outreach Delegations' Briefing, Pak's 'Victim Card', China's Changed Stand
The foreign ministry briefing for the all-party delegations that are going to visit more than 30 nations to explain Operation Sindoor and India's resolve to end terror, has focussed on the US claims on ceasefire and the changed stance of China.
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"We Should Remain Hopeful": Foreign Ministry Official On India-Pak Conflict Escalation
In the backdrop of the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, a senior official in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said "we should remain hopeful" that the existing situation does not escalate.
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Kartarpur Sahib Corridor Services Suspended Indefinitely: Foreign Secretary
Amid the escalation of tensions with Pakistan and indiscriminate firing from the neighbouring country across the Line of Control (LoC), Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that the services of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor have been suspended.
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Amid Heightened India-Pakistan Tensions, A Caution From Taliban
Afghanistan's Taliban government warned India and Pakistan on Wednesday that further escalation was not "in the interest of the region" after they exchanged artillery fire along their contested frontier.
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Indian Pilgrims Can Visit Holy Sites In Tibet This Summer: China
China's foreign ministry announced on Monday that Indian pilgrims would be able to travel to holy sites in Tibet for the first time in five years this summer, in the latest sign of warming relations between the two regional superpower.
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PM Modi Arrives In Namibia, Final Stop Of Five-Nation Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Namibia on Wednesday on the final leg of his five-nation visit, during which he will hold bilateral talks with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
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"Not Targeted": China Downplays Allegation Of Backing Pak In Op Sindoor
Beijing on Monday downplayed India's assertion that China provided active military support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, using the conflict between two nuclear-armed neighbours as a "live lab" to test various weapon systems.
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Have Noted That US Has Updated Travel Advisory For India: Foreign Ministry
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said this in response to a query on the advisory issued recently by the US for its citizens travelling to India.
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No Consensus On Terror At SCO: Ministry On Why India Did Not Sign Statement
India refused to sign the joint statement at the SCO meet chaired by China since a consensus could not be reached on terrorism.
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"You See The Pattern": Priyank Kharge On Denial Of Clearance For US Visit
Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge, who was not given clearance for a visit to the US, today alleged that he is being singled out for refusal and said he would question the foreign ministry about this treatment.
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"Land Borders Open": Iran On India's Request For Evacuation Of Students
Iran has responded to India's request for the safe evacuation of Indian students suck in Iranian cities as Israel continued its bombing of targets in the Islamic republic. Tehran said that though the airspace is closed over Iran, all land borders are
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Indian Students Stranded In Tehran, J&K Parents Hold Protest, Appeal To PM
More than 1,500 Indian students, most of them from Jammu and Kashmir, have got stranded in Iran amid the escalating regional conflict.
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On Israeli Strikes, PM Modi "Shared India's Concerns" On Call With Netanyahu
The conversation takes place in the aftermath of Israel's attacks on Iran's military and nuclear facilities. The operation also killed senior officials and scientists.
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1,080 Indians Deported From US Since January 2025: Foreign Ministry
Since January 2025, approximately 1080 Indians have been deported from the United States, with about 62 per cent of them returning through commercial flights.
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"Indians Strongly Advised Not To...": Iran After 3 From Punjab Go Missing
Iran on Thursday said that the case of three Indian nationals, who have gone missing in Tehran, is being followed up by its foreign ministry in coordination with the relevant judicial authorities, and India is being kept informed about the developmen
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In Outreach Delegations' Briefing, Pak's 'Victim Card', China's Changed Stand
The foreign ministry briefing for the all-party delegations that are going to visit more than 30 nations to explain Operation Sindoor and India's resolve to end terror, has focussed on the US claims on ceasefire and the changed stance of China.
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"We Should Remain Hopeful": Foreign Ministry Official On India-Pak Conflict Escalation
In the backdrop of the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, a senior official in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said "we should remain hopeful" that the existing situation does not escalate.
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Kartarpur Sahib Corridor Services Suspended Indefinitely: Foreign Secretary
Amid the escalation of tensions with Pakistan and indiscriminate firing from the neighbouring country across the Line of Control (LoC), Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that the services of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor have been suspended.
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Amid Heightened India-Pakistan Tensions, A Caution From Taliban
Afghanistan's Taliban government warned India and Pakistan on Wednesday that further escalation was not "in the interest of the region" after they exchanged artillery fire along their contested frontier.
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Indian Pilgrims Can Visit Holy Sites In Tibet This Summer: China
China's foreign ministry announced on Monday that Indian pilgrims would be able to travel to holy sites in Tibet for the first time in five years this summer, in the latest sign of warming relations between the two regional superpower.
