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"Overwhelming Support": Ambassador TS Tirumurti After India's Election To UN Security Council
India received overwhelming support in its election to the UN Security Council and it will continue to provide leadership and a new orientation for a reformed multilateral system, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti said.
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India Elected Unopposed To Non-Permanent Seat Of UN Security Council
India was elected as non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for a two-year term after winning 184 votes in the 193-member General Assembly.
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India's UNSC Presence Will Help Bring Ethos Of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'' To World: Envoy
India's presence in the United Nations Security Council will help bring to the world its ethos of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam", the country's envoy to the global body has said, ahead of elections for the non-permanent seat of the powerful UN organ.
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India's Presence In UN Security Council Will Bring Our Ethos To World: Envoy
Ahead of June 17 elections to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), India has said that its presence in the world body will help to bring the ethos of ''Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'' (the world is one family) to the world.
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UN Security Council Elections Next Month, India Assured 'Non-Permanent' Seat
The UN General Assembly has decided to hold elections for the five non-permanent members of the Security Council next month under the new voting arrangements due to the COVID-19 restrictions, with India assured a win being the sole contender for the Asia Pacific seat.
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Asia-Pacific Group Backs India For Non-Permanent UN Security Council Seat
In a highly significant diplomatic win for India and testament to its global stature, India's candidature for a non-permanent seat at the powerful UN Security Council for a two-year term has been unanimously endorsed by the Asia-Pacific group at the world body.
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India Ready To Let Go Of Veto Initially For UN Security Council Seat
To win permanent membership of the UN Security Council, India has offered to forgo veto power initially as a bargaining chip to get the reform process moving. "The issue of veto is important, but we should not allow it to have a veto over the process of Council reform itself," India's Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, said on Tue...
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Bangladesh Withdraws from UN Security Council Candidature in Japan's Favour
Bangladesh yesterday said it would withdraw its candidature for a non-permanent seat in the UNSC in favour of Japan, as the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Dhaka on a two-day visit to boost economic and security ties.
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India congratulates Pakistan on winning UNSC seat
India today congratulated Pakistan on winning a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council, saying it looks forward to working with its neighbor on a range of global issues.
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Pakistan to bid for non-permanent UNSC seat
Pakistan will try for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council next year and hopes to get India's support for its bid, the country's top diplomat to the world body has said. "Next year we're trying for a Security Council seat (from the Asian region) and I believe that the Indians have said that they will support us th...
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India wins non-permanent seat at UN Security Council
After years of intense diplomatic canvassing, India has won a non-permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) after a gap of 19 years. India needed 128 votes but secured 187 in the 192-member UN General Assembly, which met on Tuesday.India was standing unopposed for the Asia seat after the only other contestant in this category, Ka...
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India set for non-permanent seat at United Nations Security Council
After years of intense diplomatic canvassing, it's time for the pay off. The UN votes on Tuesday to elect five new non- permanent members of the UNSC.India is standing unopposed for the Asia seat after the only other contestant in this category, Kazakhstan, withdrew from the race in December last year.Still, India needs to clinch two-thirds o...
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"Overwhelming Support": Ambassador TS Tirumurti After India's Election To UN Security Council
India received overwhelming support in its election to the UN Security Council and it will continue to provide leadership and a new orientation for a reformed multilateral system, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti said.
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India Elected Unopposed To Non-Permanent Seat Of UN Security Council
India was elected as non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for a two-year term after winning 184 votes in the 193-member General Assembly.
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India's UNSC Presence Will Help Bring Ethos Of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'' To World: Envoy
India's presence in the United Nations Security Council will help bring to the world its ethos of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam", the country's envoy to the global body has said, ahead of elections for the non-permanent seat of the powerful UN organ.
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India's Presence In UN Security Council Will Bring Our Ethos To World: Envoy
Ahead of June 17 elections to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), India has said that its presence in the world body will help to bring the ethos of ''Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'' (the world is one family) to the world.
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UN Security Council Elections Next Month, India Assured 'Non-Permanent' Seat
The UN General Assembly has decided to hold elections for the five non-permanent members of the Security Council next month under the new voting arrangements due to the COVID-19 restrictions, with India assured a win being the sole contender for the Asia Pacific seat.
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Asia-Pacific Group Backs India For Non-Permanent UN Security Council Seat
In a highly significant diplomatic win for India and testament to its global stature, India's candidature for a non-permanent seat at the powerful UN Security Council for a two-year term has been unanimously endorsed by the Asia-Pacific group at the world body.
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India Ready To Let Go Of Veto Initially For UN Security Council Seat
To win permanent membership of the UN Security Council, India has offered to forgo veto power initially as a bargaining chip to get the reform process moving. "The issue of veto is important, but we should not allow it to have a veto over the process of Council reform itself," India's Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, said on Tue...
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Bangladesh Withdraws from UN Security Council Candidature in Japan's Favour
Bangladesh yesterday said it would withdraw its candidature for a non-permanent seat in the UNSC in favour of Japan, as the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Dhaka on a two-day visit to boost economic and security ties.
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India congratulates Pakistan on winning UNSC seat
India today congratulated Pakistan on winning a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council, saying it looks forward to working with its neighbor on a range of global issues.
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Pakistan to bid for non-permanent UNSC seat
Pakistan will try for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council next year and hopes to get India's support for its bid, the country's top diplomat to the world body has said. "Next year we're trying for a Security Council seat (from the Asian region) and I believe that the Indians have said that they will support us th...
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India wins non-permanent seat at UN Security Council
After years of intense diplomatic canvassing, India has won a non-permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) after a gap of 19 years. India needed 128 votes but secured 187 in the 192-member UN General Assembly, which met on Tuesday.India was standing unopposed for the Asia seat after the only other contestant in this category, Ka...
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India set for non-permanent seat at United Nations Security Council
After years of intense diplomatic canvassing, it's time for the pay off. The UN votes on Tuesday to elect five new non- permanent members of the UNSC.India is standing unopposed for the Asia seat after the only other contestant in this category, Kazakhstan, withdrew from the race in December last year.Still, India needs to clinch two-thirds o...
