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Stones Thrown At Union Minister Muraleedharan's Kerala House
Unidentifed people pelted stones at the house of Union Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V Muraleedharan's house in Thiruvananthapuram breaking a glass window, police said on Thursday.
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"Inherently Unacceptable": India Opposes Move To Extend China-Pak Economic Corridor
India on Friday strongly opposed efforts by Beijing and Islamabad to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), saying such actions would be "inherently illegal" and "unacceptable".
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6,000 Indians Have Been Evacuated From Ukraine So Far: Junior Foreign Minister
Of 20,000 Indians who were stranded in war-torn Ukraine, 6,000 have been brought back to the country so far and the Centre is making all efforts for the safe return of the remaining ones, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said.
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Engaged With Nuke Club NSG For Early Decision On Membership: Government
India today said it continues to engage with members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for support for an early decision on the country's bid for membership of the grouping.
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PM Narendra Modi "Eager To Resolve Naga Political Issue": Union Minister
The predecessor government at the Centre kept the Naga negotiations lingering but PM Modi is eager to resolve the Naga political issue and initiated the Framework Agreement, Union Minister of State for External Affairs Rajkumar Ranjan Singh said.
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India, Indonesia Agree To Strengthen Comprehensive Strategic Partnership: Centre
India and Indonesia on Thursday agreed to further strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership while reviewing the bilateral ties in a wide range of areas.
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Centre In Touch With Indian Crew On Board Seized Iran, UK-Flagged Tankers
Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan on Monday said the 24 Indians on board the seized Iranian ship 'Grace 1' in Gibraltar are safe and officials from the Indian High Commission in London will be meeting them on July 24.
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India Can Play A Vibrant Role In Shaping World Order: MJ Akbar
India can play a vibrant role in shaping the world order in the 21st century, Union Minister M J Akbar said in Hyderabad on Saturday.
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95,665 Indians Brought Back In Last Two Years: Government
As many as 95,665 Indian nationals have been brought back from countries affected by war, internal strife, natural disasters as also due to economic slowdown in the Gulf region during the last two years, Lok Sabha was told today.
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Nuclear Security Is Domain Of National Sovereignty: India
India today called for strengthening of the global nuclear security framework to prevent "malignant actors" from getting access to atomic and radiological material, even as it asserted that nuclear security is the domain of national sovereignty.
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Penalise States Who Provide Sanctuary To Terrorists: India
India today said the global fight against terrorism should not only seek to disrupt and eliminate terrorists and terror groups, but also identify, isolate and penalise states who encourage and provide sanctuary to them.
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Will Do Everything To Bring Back Stranded Indians In Saudi: VK Singh
Minister of state for External Affairs VK Singh on Tuesday said that the Centre would do everything to get exit visas for Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, who had lost their jobs due to the economic slowdown there.
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G4 Nations Pitch For Comprehensive Reform Of UN Security Council
Demanding comprehensive reform of the United Nations Security Council, G4 nations of Brazil, Germany, India and Japan have asserted that they are legitimate candidates for permanent membership in the top UN body on account of the "geopolitical realities" of the 21st century.
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5,875 Indian Workers Died In Gulf Countries in 2015: Government
As many as 5875 Indian workers died in Gulf countries last year with maximum number of deaths of 2691 reported from Saudi Arabia, government said today.
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China Hails India's Presence at World War II Commemoration Events
China today lauded India's presence at the 70th anniversary events held to commemorate its victory over Japan in World War II, saying it sent a "clear signal" to the global community that the two countries stand together.
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Stones Thrown At Union Minister Muraleedharan's Kerala House
Unidentifed people pelted stones at the house of Union Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V Muraleedharan's house in Thiruvananthapuram breaking a glass window, police said on Thursday.
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"Inherently Unacceptable": India Opposes Move To Extend China-Pak Economic Corridor
India on Friday strongly opposed efforts by Beijing and Islamabad to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), saying such actions would be "inherently illegal" and "unacceptable".
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6,000 Indians Have Been Evacuated From Ukraine So Far: Junior Foreign Minister
Of 20,000 Indians who were stranded in war-torn Ukraine, 6,000 have been brought back to the country so far and the Centre is making all efforts for the safe return of the remaining ones, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said.
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Engaged With Nuke Club NSG For Early Decision On Membership: Government
India today said it continues to engage with members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for support for an early decision on the country's bid for membership of the grouping.
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PM Narendra Modi "Eager To Resolve Naga Political Issue": Union Minister
The predecessor government at the Centre kept the Naga negotiations lingering but PM Modi is eager to resolve the Naga political issue and initiated the Framework Agreement, Union Minister of State for External Affairs Rajkumar Ranjan Singh said.
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India, Indonesia Agree To Strengthen Comprehensive Strategic Partnership: Centre
India and Indonesia on Thursday agreed to further strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership while reviewing the bilateral ties in a wide range of areas.
-
Centre In Touch With Indian Crew On Board Seized Iran, UK-Flagged Tankers
Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan on Monday said the 24 Indians on board the seized Iranian ship 'Grace 1' in Gibraltar are safe and officials from the Indian High Commission in London will be meeting them on July 24.
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India Can Play A Vibrant Role In Shaping World Order: MJ Akbar
India can play a vibrant role in shaping the world order in the 21st century, Union Minister M J Akbar said in Hyderabad on Saturday.
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95,665 Indians Brought Back In Last Two Years: Government
As many as 95,665 Indian nationals have been brought back from countries affected by war, internal strife, natural disasters as also due to economic slowdown in the Gulf region during the last two years, Lok Sabha was told today.
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Nuclear Security Is Domain Of National Sovereignty: India
India today called for strengthening of the global nuclear security framework to prevent "malignant actors" from getting access to atomic and radiological material, even as it asserted that nuclear security is the domain of national sovereignty.
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Penalise States Who Provide Sanctuary To Terrorists: India
India today said the global fight against terrorism should not only seek to disrupt and eliminate terrorists and terror groups, but also identify, isolate and penalise states who encourage and provide sanctuary to them.
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Will Do Everything To Bring Back Stranded Indians In Saudi: VK Singh
Minister of state for External Affairs VK Singh on Tuesday said that the Centre would do everything to get exit visas for Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, who had lost their jobs due to the economic slowdown there.
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G4 Nations Pitch For Comprehensive Reform Of UN Security Council
Demanding comprehensive reform of the United Nations Security Council, G4 nations of Brazil, Germany, India and Japan have asserted that they are legitimate candidates for permanent membership in the top UN body on account of the "geopolitical realities" of the 21st century.
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5,875 Indian Workers Died In Gulf Countries in 2015: Government
As many as 5875 Indian workers died in Gulf countries last year with maximum number of deaths of 2691 reported from Saudi Arabia, government said today.
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China Hails India's Presence at World War II Commemoration Events
China today lauded India's presence at the 70th anniversary events held to commemorate its victory over Japan in World War II, saying it sent a "clear signal" to the global community that the two countries stand together.
