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"PM Modi On Mission To Make India More Respectable Globally": Amit Shah
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a mission to make India more respectable in the world and the gesture of the head of a state seeking his autograph and another touching his feet shows the respect Modi is getting, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said.
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G7's Approach Has "No International Credibility Whatsoever," Says China
China on Saturday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a communique issued by G7 leaders that took aim at Beijing on issues including the South China Sea, human rights and alleged interference in their democracies.
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"We Strongly Oppose...": Quad Countries' Thinly Veiled Swipe At China
The leaders of the Quad group -- Australia, India, Japan and the United States -- delivered a thinly veiled swipe at Beijing's behaviour Saturday at a summit in Hiroshima.
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"Namaste to India": G7 Summit Robot Urges Indians To Visit Japan
At the Group of Seven or G7 Summit, a robot deployed at International Media Centre in Hiroshima greeted Indians with "Namaste" and urged them to visit Japan and know about Japanese culture.
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Will Prioritise Challenges Of Global South As G20 Chair: PM Modi At G7
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview with Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun has underscored the importance of cooperation between the G7 and G20 in addressing pressing global issues.
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"PM Modi On Mission To Make India More Respectable Globally": Amit Shah
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a mission to make India more respectable in the world and the gesture of the head of a state seeking his autograph and another touching his feet shows the respect Modi is getting, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said.
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G7's Approach Has "No International Credibility Whatsoever," Says China
China on Saturday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a communique issued by G7 leaders that took aim at Beijing on issues including the South China Sea, human rights and alleged interference in their democracies.
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"We Strongly Oppose...": Quad Countries' Thinly Veiled Swipe At China
The leaders of the Quad group -- Australia, India, Japan and the United States -- delivered a thinly veiled swipe at Beijing's behaviour Saturday at a summit in Hiroshima.
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"Namaste to India": G7 Summit Robot Urges Indians To Visit Japan
At the Group of Seven or G7 Summit, a robot deployed at International Media Centre in Hiroshima greeted Indians with "Namaste" and urged them to visit Japan and know about Japanese culture.
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Will Prioritise Challenges Of Global South As G20 Chair: PM Modi At G7
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview with Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun has underscored the importance of cooperation between the G7 and G20 in addressing pressing global issues.
