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"Goes Against Our Territorial Integrity": India On China-Pak Infra Project
Reiterating India's stance on Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that the whole of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh are integral part of India.
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Amid Row With India, Maldives President Praises China's Belt & Road Plan
Under attack from the opposition in his own country for his ministers' remarks on India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has called China one of his nation's "closest allies and developmental partners".
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Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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Have Set Up Alliance Ready To Help India Achieve Renewable Energy Goals: US
A top Biden Administration official Friday said the US has put together a coalition of several countries to help India achieve its ambitious target of producing about 450 gigawatts of renewable power by 2030, costing around USD 600 billion.
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Shanghai Bloc Members Except India Reaffirm Support To China's Belt And Road Project
Barring India, all other member nations of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on Monday reaffirmed their support to China's so-called "One Belt and One Road" (OBOR) project during a virtual meeting of the influential grouping.
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India's Take On One Belt, One Road No Threat To Shanghai Bloc: Official
India's decision not to endorse China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative in the SCO poses no threat to the bloc as its structure is democratic enough to allow a member country to opt-out of projects backed by others, its General-Secretary Vladimir Norov said.
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"Share India's Concerns", Says US On China's Belt And Road Project
The US has extended its support to India's opposition to China's ambitious One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, saying it shares New Delhi's concern over the multi-billion dollar project while questioning the economic rationale behind it.
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After Imran Khan Trip, China Backs Pak On Dispute With India, Nuke Group
China and Pakistan today agreed to further tighten military cooperation after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ended his official talks with the Chinese leadership in Beijing. In a joint statement released as Mr Khan flew to Shanghai, China also came out in support of "Pakistan's efforts for improvement of Pakistan-India relations and for settlem...
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Belt And Road Initiative Not A Debt Trap: China
China's ambitious "Belt and Road" projects are not a debt trap, and some countries' high debt levels are long-standing and not to be blamed on the initiative, a senior official at China's state planner said on Monday.
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China Extends Influence, Aims To Build Houses And Roads In Sri Lanka
China wants to build houses and roads in Sri Lanka's north, much of which is in a state of disrepair nearly a decade after the end of civil war, Chinese and Sri Lankan officials said, in a bid to expand it influence beyond the island's south.
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"Goes Against Our Territorial Integrity": India On China-Pak Infra Project
Reiterating India's stance on Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that the whole of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh are integral part of India.
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Amid Row With India, Maldives President Praises China's Belt & Road Plan
Under attack from the opposition in his own country for his ministers' remarks on India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has called China one of his nation's "closest allies and developmental partners".
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Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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Have Set Up Alliance Ready To Help India Achieve Renewable Energy Goals: US
A top Biden Administration official Friday said the US has put together a coalition of several countries to help India achieve its ambitious target of producing about 450 gigawatts of renewable power by 2030, costing around USD 600 billion.
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Shanghai Bloc Members Except India Reaffirm Support To China's Belt And Road Project
Barring India, all other member nations of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on Monday reaffirmed their support to China's so-called "One Belt and One Road" (OBOR) project during a virtual meeting of the influential grouping.
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India's Take On One Belt, One Road No Threat To Shanghai Bloc: Official
India's decision not to endorse China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative in the SCO poses no threat to the bloc as its structure is democratic enough to allow a member country to opt-out of projects backed by others, its General-Secretary Vladimir Norov said.
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"Share India's Concerns", Says US On China's Belt And Road Project
The US has extended its support to India's opposition to China's ambitious One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, saying it shares New Delhi's concern over the multi-billion dollar project while questioning the economic rationale behind it.
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After Imran Khan Trip, China Backs Pak On Dispute With India, Nuke Group
China and Pakistan today agreed to further tighten military cooperation after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ended his official talks with the Chinese leadership in Beijing. In a joint statement released as Mr Khan flew to Shanghai, China also came out in support of "Pakistan's efforts for improvement of Pakistan-India relations and for settlem...
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Belt And Road Initiative Not A Debt Trap: China
China's ambitious "Belt and Road" projects are not a debt trap, and some countries' high debt levels are long-standing and not to be blamed on the initiative, a senior official at China's state planner said on Monday.
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China Extends Influence, Aims To Build Houses And Roads In Sri Lanka
China wants to build houses and roads in Sri Lanka's north, much of which is in a state of disrepair nearly a decade after the end of civil war, Chinese and Sri Lankan officials said, in a bid to expand it influence beyond the island's south.
