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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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Maldives Says India Withdrew Most Of Its Troops Before Deadline
The Maldives has said India withdrew more than half of its troops deployed in its territory ahead of a Friday deadline, as the strategically located archipelago strengthens ties with China.
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First Batch Of Indian Troops In Maldives Replaced: Centre
The first batch of Indian personnel in the Maldives has been replaced by technical personnel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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India Begins Withdrawing Troops From Maldives Amid Strained Ties
India has begun withdrawing military personnel operating surveillance aircraft in the Maldives after the new pro-China president ordered them to leave, local media reported Tuesday.
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Maldives Ex-Minister Dubs President Muizzu's Indian Troops Claim As "Lies"
Former Maldivian minister of foreign affairs Abdulla Shahid said on Saturday that the claims made by Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu about "thousands of Indian military personnel" were just another in a string of lies.
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Will Indian Troops Move Out Of Maldives? What Both Sides Said After Meet
Will Indian troops be moved out of the Maldives? The two countries met in the national capital to decide the same with New Delhi saying that they agreed on a set of mutually workable solutions with no mention of troops' withdrawal.
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"Discussing Workable Solutions": Sources As Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Presence
A day after he was sworn in, the office of Maldives president Mohamed Muizzu on Friday announced that the government has officially asked India to withdraw its military presence from the country.
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Indian Troops Need To Leave Maldives, Says Incoming President
Maldives intends to be "fully independent" and will ask Indian troops stationed in the island nation to leave, says President-elect Mohamed Muizzu, as New Delhi and Beijing both vie for influence in the region.
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"Will Send Back Foreign Troops": Maldives' Proposed Move To Impact India
The president-elect of the Maldives, Mohamed Muizzu, has marked his victory with a pledge to end the foreign military presence in his small but strategically placed atoll nation.
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143 Indian Troops Died On Duty In Africa Under UN Peacekeeping Missions
A total of 143 Indian troops died on duty in Africa under UN peacekeeping missions since the United Nation's inception, the government said on Thursday.
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India Rejects "Speculative Reports" About Sending Troops To Sri Lanka
The Indian High Commission today categorically dismissed speculative media reports about New Delhi sending troops to Colombo, saying India is fully supportive of Sri Lanka's democracy, stability and economic recovery.
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Change Of Guard In Pak Is Its "Internal Matter", Says Senior Army Officer
A senior army officer on Wednesday said that the change of guard in Pakistan is an "internal matter" of that country, asserting that the Indian troops are in full control to ensure no infiltration takes place.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
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No Indian Troops In Afghanistan Because Of Pakistan's Considerations: US
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said that India's decision not to send its troops to Afghanistan was in view of Pakistan's considerations as this would bring in new complexities in the region.
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India-China Seminar In Kolkata Put Off, Doklam Effect Starts To Show
As the face off at Doklam continues, its impact is beginning to be felt on routine exchanges between India and China. A seminar that was to be held in Kolkata today with five academicians from China was "unilaterally postponed" by China's consulate general in the city because of "technical reasons" a couple of days ago.
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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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Maldives Says India Withdrew Most Of Its Troops Before Deadline
The Maldives has said India withdrew more than half of its troops deployed in its territory ahead of a Friday deadline, as the strategically located archipelago strengthens ties with China.
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First Batch Of Indian Troops In Maldives Replaced: Centre
The first batch of Indian personnel in the Maldives has been replaced by technical personnel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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India Begins Withdrawing Troops From Maldives Amid Strained Ties
India has begun withdrawing military personnel operating surveillance aircraft in the Maldives after the new pro-China president ordered them to leave, local media reported Tuesday.
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Maldives Ex-Minister Dubs President Muizzu's Indian Troops Claim As "Lies"
Former Maldivian minister of foreign affairs Abdulla Shahid said on Saturday that the claims made by Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu about "thousands of Indian military personnel" were just another in a string of lies.
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Will Indian Troops Move Out Of Maldives? What Both Sides Said After Meet
Will Indian troops be moved out of the Maldives? The two countries met in the national capital to decide the same with New Delhi saying that they agreed on a set of mutually workable solutions with no mention of troops' withdrawal.
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"Discussing Workable Solutions": Sources As Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Presence
A day after he was sworn in, the office of Maldives president Mohamed Muizzu on Friday announced that the government has officially asked India to withdraw its military presence from the country.
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Indian Troops Need To Leave Maldives, Says Incoming President
Maldives intends to be "fully independent" and will ask Indian troops stationed in the island nation to leave, says President-elect Mohamed Muizzu, as New Delhi and Beijing both vie for influence in the region.
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"Will Send Back Foreign Troops": Maldives' Proposed Move To Impact India
The president-elect of the Maldives, Mohamed Muizzu, has marked his victory with a pledge to end the foreign military presence in his small but strategically placed atoll nation.
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143 Indian Troops Died On Duty In Africa Under UN Peacekeeping Missions
A total of 143 Indian troops died on duty in Africa under UN peacekeeping missions since the United Nation's inception, the government said on Thursday.
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India Rejects "Speculative Reports" About Sending Troops To Sri Lanka
The Indian High Commission today categorically dismissed speculative media reports about New Delhi sending troops to Colombo, saying India is fully supportive of Sri Lanka's democracy, stability and economic recovery.
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Change Of Guard In Pak Is Its "Internal Matter", Says Senior Army Officer
A senior army officer on Wednesday said that the change of guard in Pakistan is an "internal matter" of that country, asserting that the Indian troops are in full control to ensure no infiltration takes place.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
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No Indian Troops In Afghanistan Because Of Pakistan's Considerations: US
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said that India's decision not to send its troops to Afghanistan was in view of Pakistan's considerations as this would bring in new complexities in the region.
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India-China Seminar In Kolkata Put Off, Doklam Effect Starts To Show
As the face off at Doklam continues, its impact is beginning to be felt on routine exchanges between India and China. A seminar that was to be held in Kolkata today with five academicians from China was "unilaterally postponed" by China's consulate general in the city because of "technical reasons" a couple of days ago.
