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From Oman To Afghanistan: PM Modi Received 29 Honours In 11 years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded the Order of Oman, the Sultanate's most prestigious civilian honour, in recognition of his role in deepening bilateral relations between India and Oman.
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India To Set Up Vaccine Hub In Ghana, Expand UPI In Namibia During PM Modi's Tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming five-nation tour, beginning on July 2, will see significant advancements in India's bilateral relations with African nations of Ghana and Namibia, including the establishment of a vaccine hub in Ghana and the
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Namibia Assures India Of Finding Legal Ways To Supply Uranium
Resource-rich Namibia has assured India that it will look into "legal ways" for supplying uranium for peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Pranab Mukherjee Becomes First Indian President To Visit Ghana
President Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday arrived in Accra in the first leg of his six-day visit to three African nations - Ghana, Ivory Coast and Namibia, as part of "outreach to Africa" focussing on trade, education and boosting relations with these countries.
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From Oman To Afghanistan: PM Modi Received 29 Honours In 11 years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded the Order of Oman, the Sultanate's most prestigious civilian honour, in recognition of his role in deepening bilateral relations between India and Oman.
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India To Set Up Vaccine Hub In Ghana, Expand UPI In Namibia During PM Modi's Tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming five-nation tour, beginning on July 2, will see significant advancements in India's bilateral relations with African nations of Ghana and Namibia, including the establishment of a vaccine hub in Ghana and the
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Namibia Assures India Of Finding Legal Ways To Supply Uranium
Resource-rich Namibia has assured India that it will look into "legal ways" for supplying uranium for peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Pranab Mukherjee Becomes First Indian President To Visit Ghana
President Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday arrived in Accra in the first leg of his six-day visit to three African nations - Ghana, Ivory Coast and Namibia, as part of "outreach to Africa" focussing on trade, education and boosting relations with these countries.
