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Taliban Foreign Minister Visits UP's Deoband, Hopes For "Stronger" Ties With India
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Saturday voiced confidence that the India-Afghanistan ties will grow stronger in the future as he thanked the people for the welcome he received during his visit to Darul Uloom Deoband in Saharanpur
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Why UP's Deoband Was On Taliban Foreign Minister's India Itinerary
Amir Khan Muttaqi, Foreign Minister of the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, is in India for a seven-day visit. As part of his itinerary, Muttaqi will visit the historic Darul Uloom Deoband in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.
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Taliban Minister's Message From Indian Soil To Pakistan On Terrorism
Terror groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad have long operated from Afghan soil. But Taliban has wiped out all terrorists in the last four years, claimed visiting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi during his India visit.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Takeover Resulted In Slowing Down Of Projects: India
India said that prior to the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, New Delhi had been implementing developmental and capacity-building projects in the war-torn country with a commitment of over three billion dollars.
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India Delivers 13th Batch Of Medical Assistance To Afghanistan
India today delivered another batch of aid comprising essential medicines and medical items to Afghanistan as part of its humanitarian assistance to the war-ravaged country.
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"Special Relationship", UN Body Resolution To Continue To Guide Afghan Policy: India
India on Thursday said that its "special relationship" with the Afghan people and the key elements of a UN Security Council resolution will continue to guide its approach towards Afghanistan.
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Foreign Minister On India-Afghanistan Ties, "Friendship Of Our Peoples"
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said the Afghan peace process must respect sovereignty and territorial integrity of Afghanistan.
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"Pakistan Should Introspect Its Own Responsibility": India On Afghanistan
India on Friday slammed Pakistan's comments that New Delhi has no role to play in Afghanistan, saying Islamabad cannot decide on behalf of an independent and sovereign country.
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Want India To Be On Board Peace Efforts: Former Afghan President Karzai
Amid efforts by the US and Russia to reach out to the Taliban for a reconciliation process in Afghanistan, former Afghan president Hamid Karzai said today his country wants India to be on board for all peace efforts and also "do more" on its own.
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India vs Afghanistan, Asia Cup Highlights: India-Afghanistan Match Tied After A Thrilling Last-Over Finish
Highlights, India vs Afghanistan, Asia Cup 2018: Mohammad Shahzad, who struck a brilliant century, was adjudged man of the match.
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India A "Responsible Aid Provider" To Afghanistan, Says US
India is a responsible aid provider to Afghanistan and the war-torn country seeks strategic partnership with it, the Trump administration has said.
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With Chabahar Port, Afghanistan No Longer Dependent On Pak: Top Politician Abdullah Abdullah
Afghanistan would no longer depend on Pakistan for transit trade with the opening of the strategic Chabahar Port, a top Afghan leader has said.
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Day After Pak Foreign Minister's Visit, Top US Expert Says Ties In 'Serious Trouble'
The US-Pakistan relationship is in "serious trouble" and the mistrust between the two countries runs deep, an expert on the bilateral ties at a top American think-tank has said, a day after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif concluded his three-day visit to Washington.
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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 Well-Suited For Afghanistan's Security: US Congressional Panel
India can work on a trilateral basis with the US and Afghanistan to ensure security of the war-torn country and stability of the region, a powerful US Congressional committee has said.
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Taliban Foreign Minister Visits UP's Deoband, Hopes For "Stronger" Ties With India
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Saturday voiced confidence that the India-Afghanistan ties will grow stronger in the future as he thanked the people for the welcome he received during his visit to Darul Uloom Deoband in Saharanpur
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Why UP's Deoband Was On Taliban Foreign Minister's India Itinerary
Amir Khan Muttaqi, Foreign Minister of the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, is in India for a seven-day visit. As part of his itinerary, Muttaqi will visit the historic Darul Uloom Deoband in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.
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Taliban Minister's Message From Indian Soil To Pakistan On Terrorism
Terror groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad have long operated from Afghan soil. But Taliban has wiped out all terrorists in the last four years, claimed visiting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi during his India visit.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Takeover Resulted In Slowing Down Of Projects: India
India said that prior to the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, New Delhi had been implementing developmental and capacity-building projects in the war-torn country with a commitment of over three billion dollars.
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India Delivers 13th Batch Of Medical Assistance To Afghanistan
India today delivered another batch of aid comprising essential medicines and medical items to Afghanistan as part of its humanitarian assistance to the war-ravaged country.
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"Special Relationship", UN Body Resolution To Continue To Guide Afghan Policy: India
India on Thursday said that its "special relationship" with the Afghan people and the key elements of a UN Security Council resolution will continue to guide its approach towards Afghanistan.
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Foreign Minister On India-Afghanistan Ties, "Friendship Of Our Peoples"
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said the Afghan peace process must respect sovereignty and territorial integrity of Afghanistan.
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"Pakistan Should Introspect Its Own Responsibility": India On Afghanistan
India on Friday slammed Pakistan's comments that New Delhi has no role to play in Afghanistan, saying Islamabad cannot decide on behalf of an independent and sovereign country.
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Want India To Be On Board Peace Efforts: Former Afghan President Karzai
Amid efforts by the US and Russia to reach out to the Taliban for a reconciliation process in Afghanistan, former Afghan president Hamid Karzai said today his country wants India to be on board for all peace efforts and also "do more" on its own.
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India vs Afghanistan, Asia Cup Highlights: India-Afghanistan Match Tied After A Thrilling Last-Over Finish
Highlights, India vs Afghanistan, Asia Cup 2018: Mohammad Shahzad, who struck a brilliant century, was adjudged man of the match.
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India A "Responsible Aid Provider" To Afghanistan, Says US
India is a responsible aid provider to Afghanistan and the war-torn country seeks strategic partnership with it, the Trump administration has said.
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With Chabahar Port, Afghanistan No Longer Dependent On Pak: Top Politician Abdullah Abdullah
Afghanistan would no longer depend on Pakistan for transit trade with the opening of the strategic Chabahar Port, a top Afghan leader has said.
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Day After Pak Foreign Minister's Visit, Top US Expert Says Ties In 'Serious Trouble'
The US-Pakistan relationship is in "serious trouble" and the mistrust between the two countries runs deep, an expert on the bilateral ties at a top American think-tank has said, a day after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif concluded his three-day visit to Washington.
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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 Well-Suited For Afghanistan's Security: US Congressional Panel
India can work on a trilateral basis with the US and Afghanistan to ensure security of the war-torn country and stability of the region, a powerful US Congressional committee has said.
