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India, UK Ask Taliban To Allow Afghan Girls To Return To Secondary School
India and UK have expressed their serious concern about the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, violations of human rights and the hampered access of girls and women to education, a joint statement said.
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India, US Send Clear Message To Taliban After PM Modi, Joe Biden Discuss Afghanistan
India and the US called on the Taliban to adhere to its commitments and respect the human rights of all Afghans and asked them to ensure that Afghan territory is never again used to threaten or attack any country or shelter or train terrorists.
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Terrorism, Narcotics Serious Challenges: India-Afghanistan Joint Statement
Afghanistan needs to eliminate terrorism perpetrated from "sanctuaries and safe havens" for peace, India and Afghanistan said today identifying terrorism, narcotics and extremism as "serious challenges".
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'India Will Walk Shoulder to Shoulder With You', PM Modi's Message to Afghanistan: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani gave a joint statement in New Delhi today.
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India's Balochistan connection
Bordering Afghanistan and Iran, Balochistan, is Pakistan's largest province by size and also its most troubled area.
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India, UK Ask Taliban To Allow Afghan Girls To Return To Secondary School
India and UK have expressed their serious concern about the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, violations of human rights and the hampered access of girls and women to education, a joint statement said.
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India, US Send Clear Message To Taliban After PM Modi, Joe Biden Discuss Afghanistan
India and the US called on the Taliban to adhere to its commitments and respect the human rights of all Afghans and asked them to ensure that Afghan territory is never again used to threaten or attack any country or shelter or train terrorists.
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Terrorism, Narcotics Serious Challenges: India-Afghanistan Joint Statement
Afghanistan needs to eliminate terrorism perpetrated from "sanctuaries and safe havens" for peace, India and Afghanistan said today identifying terrorism, narcotics and extremism as "serious challenges".
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'India Will Walk Shoulder to Shoulder With You', PM Modi's Message to Afghanistan: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani gave a joint statement in New Delhi today.
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India's Balochistan connection
Bordering Afghanistan and Iran, Balochistan, is Pakistan's largest province by size and also its most troubled area.
