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Indian Envoy Says PM Modi To Visit Pak, Foreign Ministry Says No Decision Yet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is looking forward to visiting Pakistan in November for the SAARC Summit, India's High Commissioner said in comments published on Tuesday. New Delhi said that such announcements "are not made so far in advance".
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Nitish Kumar Backs PM Narendra Modi. But Lalu Asks 'Where's 56-Inch Chest?'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unscheduled visit to Pakistan to meet his counterpart Nawaz Sharif should be lauded, said Nitish Kumar today.
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Want Ties With Pakistan, But Won't Tolerate Terror Attacks: Rajnath Singh
As a group of terrorists launched an attack on Pathankot air base days after India resumed talks with Pakistan, home minister Rajnath Singh said India wants good relations with neighbours but will not tolerate terror attacks.
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Samajwadi Party Leader Ram Gopal Yadav Hails PM Modi's Pakistan Visit
Samajwadi Party leader Ramgopal Yadav today praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stopover in Lahore and said the move has helped resume talks between the two countries.
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I Support Modi's Birthday Cake Move. But What Next?
What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.
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China Welcomes PM Modi-Nawaz Sharif Meeting
China today welcomed the meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakstani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, saying it will help promote peace in South Asia.
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America, United Nations Welcome Modi-Sharif Meeting In Pakistan
The US and UN today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying improved ties between the two neighbours will benefit the entire region.
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Sukhbir Badal Hails PM Narendra Modi's Surprise Visit To Pakistan
Describing it as a "path-breaking step", Punjab Deputy Chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal said today that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiative to make a surprise visit to Pakistan will strengthen bilateral relations and bring people of both countries closer to each other.
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PM Modi's Lahore Visit Step In The Right Direction: Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Lahore to meet his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, saying it is a step in the right direction.
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'PM's Adventures Will Have Serious Implications', Says Congress On Lahore Stop-Over
The opposition has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sudden decision to "drop by" in Pakistan on his way back home from Afghanistan this afternoon, also questioning the manner in which the visit was announced.
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'Touched By The Warmth', Says PM Modi After Meeting Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with a brief hug from his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif as he landed in Lahore after springing a massive surprise in a tweet announcing that he would "drop by" on his way back to Delhi from Kabul.
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Indian Envoy Says PM Modi To Visit Pak, Foreign Ministry Says No Decision Yet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is looking forward to visiting Pakistan in November for the SAARC Summit, India's High Commissioner said in comments published on Tuesday. New Delhi said that such announcements "are not made so far in advance".
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Nitish Kumar Backs PM Narendra Modi. But Lalu Asks 'Where's 56-Inch Chest?'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unscheduled visit to Pakistan to meet his counterpart Nawaz Sharif should be lauded, said Nitish Kumar today.
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Want Ties With Pakistan, But Won't Tolerate Terror Attacks: Rajnath Singh
As a group of terrorists launched an attack on Pathankot air base days after India resumed talks with Pakistan, home minister Rajnath Singh said India wants good relations with neighbours but will not tolerate terror attacks.
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Samajwadi Party Leader Ram Gopal Yadav Hails PM Modi's Pakistan Visit
Samajwadi Party leader Ramgopal Yadav today praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stopover in Lahore and said the move has helped resume talks between the two countries.
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I Support Modi's Birthday Cake Move. But What Next?
What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.
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China Welcomes PM Modi-Nawaz Sharif Meeting
China today welcomed the meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakstani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, saying it will help promote peace in South Asia.
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America, United Nations Welcome Modi-Sharif Meeting In Pakistan
The US and UN today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying improved ties between the two neighbours will benefit the entire region.
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Sukhbir Badal Hails PM Narendra Modi's Surprise Visit To Pakistan
Describing it as a "path-breaking step", Punjab Deputy Chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal said today that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiative to make a surprise visit to Pakistan will strengthen bilateral relations and bring people of both countries closer to each other.
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PM Modi's Lahore Visit Step In The Right Direction: Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Lahore to meet his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, saying it is a step in the right direction.
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'PM's Adventures Will Have Serious Implications', Says Congress On Lahore Stop-Over
The opposition has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sudden decision to "drop by" in Pakistan on his way back home from Afghanistan this afternoon, also questioning the manner in which the visit was announced.
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'Touched By The Warmth', Says PM Modi After Meeting Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was greeted with a brief hug from his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif as he landed in Lahore after springing a massive surprise in a tweet announcing that he would "drop by" on his way back to Delhi from Kabul.
