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S Jaishankar To Be Foreign Secretary For One More Year
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar, whose tenure was to end on January 28, today got a one-year extension. The nod for the extension of his tenure till January 28, 2018 was given by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, official sources said.
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Uri Terror Attack: Foreign Secretary Cuts Short Vienna Visit As Centre Plans Next Steps
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has cut short a visit to Vienna and this morning attended a meeting of top officials in Delhi called by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, as the government plans the next steps to be taken in its diplomatic and strategic response to the Uri terror attack.
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Pak Ignores India's Condition, Invites Foreign Secretary For Talks on Kashmir
Ignoring India's offer to hold talks on cross-border terrorism, Pakistan today invited Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar to Islamabad by the end of this month to discuss Kashmir dispute "as per the UN Security Council Resolutions".
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S Jaishankar Discusses Cooperation Against Terror Groups With US
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has met with US National Security Adviser Susan Rice and discussed bilateral ties and cooperation against terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the White House has said.
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India Supports Nepal's New Constitution, Says Foreign Secretary
India today expressed the hope that Nepal's political leaders will display flexibility and maturity to ensure a durable and resilient Constitution.
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Issues can be Resolved if India, Pakistan Have the Will: Pak Envoy
As India and Pakistan spar with each other ceasefire violations across the International Border and Line of Control (LoC), a top Pakistani diplomat has said that their country is committed to improving ties with their neighbor, provided both sides have the political will.
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'Committed to Peace but Won't Let Our Guard Down,' Says India on Pak Firing
India today said it is committed to peace on the border but would respond to unprovoked firing by Pakistan and would not let its guard down, after a series of ceasefire violations that have disconcerted New Delhi days after talks between prime ministers of the two countries.
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S Jaishankar To Be Foreign Secretary For One More Year
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar, whose tenure was to end on January 28, today got a one-year extension. The nod for the extension of his tenure till January 28, 2018 was given by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, official sources said.
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Uri Terror Attack: Foreign Secretary Cuts Short Vienna Visit As Centre Plans Next Steps
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has cut short a visit to Vienna and this morning attended a meeting of top officials in Delhi called by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, as the government plans the next steps to be taken in its diplomatic and strategic response to the Uri terror attack.
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Pak Ignores India's Condition, Invites Foreign Secretary For Talks on Kashmir
Ignoring India's offer to hold talks on cross-border terrorism, Pakistan today invited Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar to Islamabad by the end of this month to discuss Kashmir dispute "as per the UN Security Council Resolutions".
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S Jaishankar Discusses Cooperation Against Terror Groups With US
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has met with US National Security Adviser Susan Rice and discussed bilateral ties and cooperation against terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the White House has said.
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India Supports Nepal's New Constitution, Says Foreign Secretary
India today expressed the hope that Nepal's political leaders will display flexibility and maturity to ensure a durable and resilient Constitution.
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Issues can be Resolved if India, Pakistan Have the Will: Pak Envoy
As India and Pakistan spar with each other ceasefire violations across the International Border and Line of Control (LoC), a top Pakistani diplomat has said that their country is committed to improving ties with their neighbor, provided both sides have the political will.
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'Committed to Peace but Won't Let Our Guard Down,' Says India on Pak Firing
India today said it is committed to peace on the border but would respond to unprovoked firing by Pakistan and would not let its guard down, after a series of ceasefire violations that have disconcerted New Delhi days after talks between prime ministers of the two countries.
