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"May God Give Him Sense": JP Nadda On Rahul Gandhi's Criticism Of Foreign Policy
The 11 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government will be written in golden letters for the positive changes it has effected, BJP president J P Nadda said.
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16 Opposition Parties Urge PM Modi For Special Session Of Parliament
In a rare show of unity, 16 opposition parties have come together to demand a special session of Parliament
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LG, Samsung Sue Indian Government Over Electronic-Waste Pricing Policy
LG and Samsung have sued India's government to quash a policy which increases payouts to electronic-waste recyclers. The lawsuits mark an escalation of a standoff involving foreign companies' and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over its stance towards waste management practices.
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BJP Leader's "Enlightened" Praise For Shashi Tharoor Over 'Vaccine Diplomacy'
Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the BJP's new Kerala chief, has embraced the Congress leader's comments praising the Narendra Modi government, and congratulated the Thiruvananthapuram MP, and others from his party, for having become "enlightened".
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"No Question Of Imposing Language But...": Education Minister In Hindi Row
There is "no question of imposing any language" but there is an "over-reliance on foreign languages", and that is what the National Education Policy attempts to correct, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said.
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"Read 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis'...": PM Modi's 'Homework' For Opposition MPs
Lok Sabha MPs on Tuesday received an addition to any reading list they may have after Prime Minister Narendra Modi recommended they read 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis', US foreign policy expert Bruce Reidel's book on emergencies during JFK's presidency.
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Opinion | India Must Play To Its Strengths In 2025 - By Harsh V. Shringla
Under PM Modi's leadership, India has positioned itself as a partner for addressing global challenges, fostering mutual respect and advancing a vision of a peaceful and equitable world order.
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A Look At How India's Foreign Policy Progressed In 2024
As we enter the year 2025 with more challenges and opportunities, it is a good time to take a look at how India's foreign policy progressed in the year 2024 and the major developments on that front.
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How Manmohan Singh Laid The Foreign Policy Foundation PM Modi Built Upon
Much of India's foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands on solid ground due the foundation laid by two of his immediate predecessors - former prime ministers Manmohan Singh and Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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PM Modi May Visit China, Trump Likely In India: 2025 Diplomatic Calendar
With the first dawn of 2025 less than a week ahead, India has already started work to shape its foreign policy in the new year.
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"PM Modi Has All Ingredients To Become Global Peacemaker": Norway Diplomat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has all the ingredients to become a global peacemaker with the right kind of foreign policy in place which does not meddle in other countries' affairs while keeping a neutral stance, Erik Solheim said on Saturday.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0 Is Leaving Nothing To Chance With Southeast Asia
Modi 3.0 marks a significant evolution in India's engagement with Southeast Asia, driven by geopolitical imperatives and economic interests.
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What Rahul Gandhi Said On PM Modi's Stand On Major Foreign Policy Issues
Leader of Opposition and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi was on an unofficial four-day trip to the US that concluded Tuesday.
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Opinion | Russia Visit: An Emphatic Foreign Policy Statement From Modi 3.0
From inviting all neighbouring countries except China and Pakistan to his swearing-in ceremony, to strategic engagements at the G-7 summit in Italy, and now visits to Russia and Austria, Modi is making significant statements on the global stage.
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Opinion | Will Coalition Rule Affect India's 'Independent' Foreign Policy?
It is possible we may see a more assertive foreign policy in Modi's third term, in which India's stance on big global issues will be better articulated. But to expect India to mediate between warring parties may still be a step too far.
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"May God Give Him Sense": JP Nadda On Rahul Gandhi's Criticism Of Foreign Policy
The 11 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government will be written in golden letters for the positive changes it has effected, BJP president J P Nadda said.
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16 Opposition Parties Urge PM Modi For Special Session Of Parliament
In a rare show of unity, 16 opposition parties have come together to demand a special session of Parliament
-
LG, Samsung Sue Indian Government Over Electronic-Waste Pricing Policy
LG and Samsung have sued India's government to quash a policy which increases payouts to electronic-waste recyclers. The lawsuits mark an escalation of a standoff involving foreign companies' and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over its stance towards waste management practices.
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BJP Leader's "Enlightened" Praise For Shashi Tharoor Over 'Vaccine Diplomacy'
Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the BJP's new Kerala chief, has embraced the Congress leader's comments praising the Narendra Modi government, and congratulated the Thiruvananthapuram MP, and others from his party, for having become "enlightened".
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"No Question Of Imposing Language But...": Education Minister In Hindi Row
There is "no question of imposing any language" but there is an "over-reliance on foreign languages", and that is what the National Education Policy attempts to correct, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said.
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"Read 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis'...": PM Modi's 'Homework' For Opposition MPs
Lok Sabha MPs on Tuesday received an addition to any reading list they may have after Prime Minister Narendra Modi recommended they read 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis', US foreign policy expert Bruce Reidel's book on emergencies during JFK's presidency.
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Opinion | India Must Play To Its Strengths In 2025 - By Harsh V. Shringla
Under PM Modi's leadership, India has positioned itself as a partner for addressing global challenges, fostering mutual respect and advancing a vision of a peaceful and equitable world order.
-
A Look At How India's Foreign Policy Progressed In 2024
As we enter the year 2025 with more challenges and opportunities, it is a good time to take a look at how India's foreign policy progressed in the year 2024 and the major developments on that front.
-
How Manmohan Singh Laid The Foreign Policy Foundation PM Modi Built Upon
Much of India's foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands on solid ground due the foundation laid by two of his immediate predecessors - former prime ministers Manmohan Singh and Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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PM Modi May Visit China, Trump Likely In India: 2025 Diplomatic Calendar
With the first dawn of 2025 less than a week ahead, India has already started work to shape its foreign policy in the new year.
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"PM Modi Has All Ingredients To Become Global Peacemaker": Norway Diplomat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has all the ingredients to become a global peacemaker with the right kind of foreign policy in place which does not meddle in other countries' affairs while keeping a neutral stance, Erik Solheim said on Saturday.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0 Is Leaving Nothing To Chance With Southeast Asia
Modi 3.0 marks a significant evolution in India's engagement with Southeast Asia, driven by geopolitical imperatives and economic interests.
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What Rahul Gandhi Said On PM Modi's Stand On Major Foreign Policy Issues
Leader of Opposition and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi was on an unofficial four-day trip to the US that concluded Tuesday.
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Opinion | Russia Visit: An Emphatic Foreign Policy Statement From Modi 3.0
From inviting all neighbouring countries except China and Pakistan to his swearing-in ceremony, to strategic engagements at the G-7 summit in Italy, and now visits to Russia and Austria, Modi is making significant statements on the global stage.
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Opinion | Will Coalition Rule Affect India's 'Independent' Foreign Policy?
It is possible we may see a more assertive foreign policy in Modi's third term, in which India's stance on big global issues will be better articulated. But to expect India to mediate between warring parties may still be a step too far.
