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Geetika Srivastava First Woman To Lead Indian Mission In Pakistan
Geetika Srivastava will be India's new charge d'affaires at its High Commission in Islamabad, becoming the first woman to hold that post.
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Indian High Commission Team Meets Sikh Pilgrims In Pak To Review Security
A team of officials from the Indian High Commission in Pakistan met with the leaders of the visiting Indian Sikh pilgrims in Lahore on Monday to take stock of their safety and security, and to facilitate their visits to various gurdwaras.
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"Said Individual Tested Covid -ve": India On Reports On Embassy In Pak
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad on Monday clarified that an official's spouse, who was reported by the Pakistani media to have been tested positive for the coronavirus, has tested "negative" for COVID on RT-PCR conducted on arrival.
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"Against Civilized Behaviour": India Slams Pakistan Over Iftar Chaos
Indian High Commission letter criticised Pakistan for "intimidation and coercion" of guests invited to its Iftar party in Islamabad, calling it violation of "basic norms of diplomatic conduct" and "all notions of civilized behaviour"
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India Writes To Pak Over Attempts To Tail Diplomat: Report
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad has strongly raised with Pakistan alleged attempts to hack the social media account of one of its diplomats and incidents of close tailing of the Indian envoy and his deputy.
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25th Indian Envoy To Pakistan Presents Credentials To Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain
Newly-appointed Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria on Thursday presented his credentials to the Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain, who said Pakistan is sincerely working for regional peace, stability and development.
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Pakistani Husband Of Indian Woman Who Alleged Marriage At Gunpoint Wants To Meet Her
The Pakistani husband of 20-year-old Uzma, who has alleged that she was forced to marry at gunpoint, has pleaded the High Court in Islamabad for a meeting with his wife to clear all "misunderstandings".
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Indian Married To Pak Man Seeks Help From High Commission In Islamabad
A Pakistani man has accused the Indian High Commission in Islamabad of detaining his newly-wed Indian wife after they went there to apply for his visa.
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2 Missing Indian Clerics Traced In Pakistan, To Return Home On Monday: Sources
Two Indian clerics, Syed Asif Ali Nizami, the head priest of New Delhi's Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, and his nephew Nazim Nizami, who had gone missing in Pakistan have been "traced and (the two) have reached Karachi", Pakistan foreign office told India today. They will leave for India on March 20. "The Pakistan Foreign Office has confirmed that the t...
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Pak's Tit-For-Tat Move Has Compromised Security Of 8 Officials, Says India
India has said that Pakistan's "baseless and unsubstantiated" allegations against eight Indian diplomats was a "tit for tat" move after a Pak official was caught receiving sensitive documents in Delhi in an espionage bust.
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Hours After India Expels Pak Official For Spying, Retaliation by Pakistan
Hours after India expelled a Pakistan High Commission staffer India for espionage, Pakistan summoned the Indian envoy in Islamabad and asked that an Indian official, Surjeet Singh, leave Pakistan.
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Geetika Srivastava First Woman To Lead Indian Mission In Pakistan
Geetika Srivastava will be India's new charge d'affaires at its High Commission in Islamabad, becoming the first woman to hold that post.
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Indian High Commission Team Meets Sikh Pilgrims In Pak To Review Security
A team of officials from the Indian High Commission in Pakistan met with the leaders of the visiting Indian Sikh pilgrims in Lahore on Monday to take stock of their safety and security, and to facilitate their visits to various gurdwaras.
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"Said Individual Tested Covid -ve": India On Reports On Embassy In Pak
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad on Monday clarified that an official's spouse, who was reported by the Pakistani media to have been tested positive for the coronavirus, has tested "negative" for COVID on RT-PCR conducted on arrival.
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"Against Civilized Behaviour": India Slams Pakistan Over Iftar Chaos
Indian High Commission letter criticised Pakistan for "intimidation and coercion" of guests invited to its Iftar party in Islamabad, calling it violation of "basic norms of diplomatic conduct" and "all notions of civilized behaviour"
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India Writes To Pak Over Attempts To Tail Diplomat: Report
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad has strongly raised with Pakistan alleged attempts to hack the social media account of one of its diplomats and incidents of close tailing of the Indian envoy and his deputy.
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25th Indian Envoy To Pakistan Presents Credentials To Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain
Newly-appointed Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria on Thursday presented his credentials to the Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain, who said Pakistan is sincerely working for regional peace, stability and development.
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Pakistani Husband Of Indian Woman Who Alleged Marriage At Gunpoint Wants To Meet Her
The Pakistani husband of 20-year-old Uzma, who has alleged that she was forced to marry at gunpoint, has pleaded the High Court in Islamabad for a meeting with his wife to clear all "misunderstandings".
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Indian Married To Pak Man Seeks Help From High Commission In Islamabad
A Pakistani man has accused the Indian High Commission in Islamabad of detaining his newly-wed Indian wife after they went there to apply for his visa.
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2 Missing Indian Clerics Traced In Pakistan, To Return Home On Monday: Sources
Two Indian clerics, Syed Asif Ali Nizami, the head priest of New Delhi's Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, and his nephew Nazim Nizami, who had gone missing in Pakistan have been "traced and (the two) have reached Karachi", Pakistan foreign office told India today. They will leave for India on March 20. "The Pakistan Foreign Office has confirmed that the t...
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Pak's Tit-For-Tat Move Has Compromised Security Of 8 Officials, Says India
India has said that Pakistan's "baseless and unsubstantiated" allegations against eight Indian diplomats was a "tit for tat" move after a Pak official was caught receiving sensitive documents in Delhi in an espionage bust.
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Hours After India Expels Pak Official For Spying, Retaliation by Pakistan
Hours after India expelled a Pakistan High Commission staffer India for espionage, Pakistan summoned the Indian envoy in Islamabad and asked that an Indian official, Surjeet Singh, leave Pakistan.
