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US Should Not Burn Relationship With "Strong Ally Like India": Nikki Haley
US should not burn its relationship with a "strong ally like India" and give a pass to China, Nikki Haley said on Tuesday, amid President Donald Trump's attacks against New Delhi over tariffs and purchases of Russian oil.
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With 1971 Newspaper Post, Indian Army's Dig At US Over Support To Pakistan
The post comes a day after President Donald Trump threatened India over its purchase of Russian oil, saying he will substantially raise tariffs on goods from India.
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Pak Says Man Who Led Terrorists' Funeral "A Family Man". US Disagrees
The Pakistani armed forces have claimed that Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a US-designated global terrorist, who led the funeral of the terrorists killed in Indian airstrikes during Operation Sindoor is an ordinary citizen.
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When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
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Indira Gandhi-PN Haksar Outplayed Nixon-Kissinger In 1971: Jairam Ramesh
Jairam Ramesh recalled that in 1971 then US President Richard Nixon and Kissinger created huge headaches for India but then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her close aide PN Haksar proved "more than a match for them".
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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that urges the US President to recognise the atrocities committed against ethnic Bengalis and Hindus by the Pakistani armed forces in 1971 as a genocide.
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Declassified Tape: How US "Saved West Pakistan" As India Liberated Bangladesh
A day after Bangladesh was liberated from Pakistan on Dec 16, 1971, then US President Richard Nixon was told by his strategic adviser Henry Kissinger that he had managed to "save West Pakistan," according to confidential papers now declassified.
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India, US Have Parallel Approach To Key Issues, Says Former Diplomat
The current phase of Indo-US ties has its roots in the 1971 Bangladesh crisis as the two nations could develop a parallel approach on key areas of security and economy in spite of opposite views, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said on Monday.
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After 48 Years, Navy Gets New Helicopters To Replace Its Sea King Fleet
In July 1971, the first British made Sea King helicopter landed on the deck of INS Vikrant, India's first aircraft carrier. 48 years later, the INS Vikrant is long gone - decommissioned and broken up, but variants of the same Sea King helicopter continue to fly.
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Venkaiah Naidu Warns Pakistan On Terror, Says 'Recall What Happened In 1971'
BJP's vice-presidential candidate Venkaiah Naidu today sounded a warning to Pakistan, saying support to terror will not help and they "should recall what happened in 1971". The neighbouring country was listed among the regions providing "safe havens to terrorists" by the US this week.
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US Lawmaker Brad Sherman Accuses Pak Of Ruling Through 'Jihadist Extremism'
Alleging that Pakistan is using "jihadist extremism" to administer and is bent upon "extinguish" other cultures in the country, a top US lawmaker has warned Islamabad that it might be headed for 1971 like partition soon if it continues to do so.
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India urged to protect Bangladesh War Crime trial witness
A US-based human rights body has urged India to take all necessary steps to protect a Bangladeshi national currently lodged in an Indian jail, who is said to be a long-missing witness of the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh.
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US Should Not Burn Relationship With "Strong Ally Like India": Nikki Haley
US should not burn its relationship with a "strong ally like India" and give a pass to China, Nikki Haley said on Tuesday, amid President Donald Trump's attacks against New Delhi over tariffs and purchases of Russian oil.
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With 1971 Newspaper Post, Indian Army's Dig At US Over Support To Pakistan
The post comes a day after President Donald Trump threatened India over its purchase of Russian oil, saying he will substantially raise tariffs on goods from India.
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Pak Says Man Who Led Terrorists' Funeral "A Family Man". US Disagrees
The Pakistani armed forces have claimed that Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a US-designated global terrorist, who led the funeral of the terrorists killed in Indian airstrikes during Operation Sindoor is an ordinary citizen.
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When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
-
Indira Gandhi-PN Haksar Outplayed Nixon-Kissinger In 1971: Jairam Ramesh
Jairam Ramesh recalled that in 1971 then US President Richard Nixon and Kissinger created huge headaches for India but then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her close aide PN Haksar proved "more than a match for them".
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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that urges the US President to recognise the atrocities committed against ethnic Bengalis and Hindus by the Pakistani armed forces in 1971 as a genocide.
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Declassified Tape: How US "Saved West Pakistan" As India Liberated Bangladesh
A day after Bangladesh was liberated from Pakistan on Dec 16, 1971, then US President Richard Nixon was told by his strategic adviser Henry Kissinger that he had managed to "save West Pakistan," according to confidential papers now declassified.
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India, US Have Parallel Approach To Key Issues, Says Former Diplomat
The current phase of Indo-US ties has its roots in the 1971 Bangladesh crisis as the two nations could develop a parallel approach on key areas of security and economy in spite of opposite views, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said on Monday.
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After 48 Years, Navy Gets New Helicopters To Replace Its Sea King Fleet
In July 1971, the first British made Sea King helicopter landed on the deck of INS Vikrant, India's first aircraft carrier. 48 years later, the INS Vikrant is long gone - decommissioned and broken up, but variants of the same Sea King helicopter continue to fly.
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Venkaiah Naidu Warns Pakistan On Terror, Says 'Recall What Happened In 1971'
BJP's vice-presidential candidate Venkaiah Naidu today sounded a warning to Pakistan, saying support to terror will not help and they "should recall what happened in 1971". The neighbouring country was listed among the regions providing "safe havens to terrorists" by the US this week.
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US Lawmaker Brad Sherman Accuses Pak Of Ruling Through 'Jihadist Extremism'
Alleging that Pakistan is using "jihadist extremism" to administer and is bent upon "extinguish" other cultures in the country, a top US lawmaker has warned Islamabad that it might be headed for 1971 like partition soon if it continues to do so.
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India urged to protect Bangladesh War Crime trial witness
A US-based human rights body has urged India to take all necessary steps to protect a Bangladeshi national currently lodged in an Indian jail, who is said to be a long-missing witness of the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh.
