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"Supreme Irony": India Slams Pak Over Terror At UN Meet Chaired By China
India has been a victim of terror acts perpetrated by Pakistan and it is a "supreme irony" when the global epicentre of terrorism pats itself on the back claiming to fight against the scourge, Delhi's envoy told a UN Security Council meeting.
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"Where Terrorists Enjoy Free Pass": India Rips Into Pakistan At UN
India will continue to take firm and decisive action against cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan, New Delhi's representation at United Nations said on Tuesday.
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'We Remain Hopeful India-Pak Dialogue Can Happen': UN To NDTV
The United Nations is still hopeful of a dialogue between India and Pakistan "despite the tone and content of the remarks" exchanged between the two countries at the UN General Assembly, the spokesperson of the global body's Secretary General said.
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India Slams Pakistan For Violating UN Resolution
India on Wednesday slammed Pakistan for violating the resolution on Culture of Peace passed last year and arbitrarily transferring the management of the Sikh holy shrine - Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara, from the Sikh Community body to the administrative control of a non-Sikh body.
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"Reject Unwarranted Reference By Pakistan" In UN Security Council: India
India has strongly rejected references to Kashmir by Pakistan in the UN Security Council and asserted that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country.
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On Water Disputes, UN Official Gives Example Of Indus Waters Treaty
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived disputes between the two countries and provided a framework for resolving disagreements over water use, a top UN official has said.
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India Denounces Pakistan's Bid To Raise Kashmir At UN Council Meet
India has rebuffed Pakistan's attempt to raise the Kashmir issue at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, by denouncing Islamabad as the global "epicenter" of terrorism and accused it of trying to destabilize the state.
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'What You Sow Will Bear Fruit,' India Warns Pakistan At UN On Terror
Pressing for international action against terror groups Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and "their shadowy supporters", India today delivered a sharp message to Pakistan at the UN, saying "what you sow will bear fruit."
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Offers To Mediate Between India, Pakistan
Advising India and Pakistan to work towards reducing tensions, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Friday said he was willing to mediator if both countries agreed.
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'Let Them Keep Trying': India Dismisses Pakistan's Complaint to UN
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif prepared to attend the UN General Assembly session on Friday, there was a war of words over Pakistan's complaint to the UN earlier this month.
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Benazir may have been killed for seeking better Indo-Pak ties
A possible link between Benazir Bhutto's "independent" position on improved relations with India with its implications for the Kashmir dispute, and her assassination has been drawn by a UN investigation.
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No concession on Saeed: Krishna
Minister for External Affairs S M Krishna has told NDTV that the house arrest of Saeed is not enough and India wants Pak to take action on 26/11.
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"Supreme Irony": India Slams Pak Over Terror At UN Meet Chaired By China
India has been a victim of terror acts perpetrated by Pakistan and it is a "supreme irony" when the global epicentre of terrorism pats itself on the back claiming to fight against the scourge, Delhi's envoy told a UN Security Council meeting.
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"Where Terrorists Enjoy Free Pass": India Rips Into Pakistan At UN
India will continue to take firm and decisive action against cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan, New Delhi's representation at United Nations said on Tuesday.
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'We Remain Hopeful India-Pak Dialogue Can Happen': UN To NDTV
The United Nations is still hopeful of a dialogue between India and Pakistan "despite the tone and content of the remarks" exchanged between the two countries at the UN General Assembly, the spokesperson of the global body's Secretary General said.
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India Slams Pakistan For Violating UN Resolution
India on Wednesday slammed Pakistan for violating the resolution on Culture of Peace passed last year and arbitrarily transferring the management of the Sikh holy shrine - Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara, from the Sikh Community body to the administrative control of a non-Sikh body.
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"Reject Unwarranted Reference By Pakistan" In UN Security Council: India
India has strongly rejected references to Kashmir by Pakistan in the UN Security Council and asserted that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country.
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On Water Disputes, UN Official Gives Example Of Indus Waters Treaty
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived disputes between the two countries and provided a framework for resolving disagreements over water use, a top UN official has said.
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India Denounces Pakistan's Bid To Raise Kashmir At UN Council Meet
India has rebuffed Pakistan's attempt to raise the Kashmir issue at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, by denouncing Islamabad as the global "epicenter" of terrorism and accused it of trying to destabilize the state.
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'What You Sow Will Bear Fruit,' India Warns Pakistan At UN On Terror
Pressing for international action against terror groups Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and "their shadowy supporters", India today delivered a sharp message to Pakistan at the UN, saying "what you sow will bear fruit."
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Offers To Mediate Between India, Pakistan
Advising India and Pakistan to work towards reducing tensions, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Friday said he was willing to mediator if both countries agreed.
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'Let Them Keep Trying': India Dismisses Pakistan's Complaint to UN
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif prepared to attend the UN General Assembly session on Friday, there was a war of words over Pakistan's complaint to the UN earlier this month.
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Benazir may have been killed for seeking better Indo-Pak ties
A possible link between Benazir Bhutto's "independent" position on improved relations with India with its implications for the Kashmir dispute, and her assassination has been drawn by a UN investigation.
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No concession on Saeed: Krishna
Minister for External Affairs S M Krishna has told NDTV that the house arrest of Saeed is not enough and India wants Pak to take action on 26/11.
