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Raveesh Kumar Appointed India's Next Ambassador To Finland: Government
Seasoned diplomat and former spokesperson of the External Affairs Ministry Raveesh Kumar has been appointed as India's next Ambassador to Finland, the government announced today.
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Anurag Srivastava To Replace Raveesh Kumar As MEA Spokesperson: Report
Anurag Srivastava will replace Raveesh Kumar as the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), news agency ANI reported quoting sources.
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"Factually Inaccurate": India Slams Islamic Nations (OIC) Over Delhi Violence
India hit out at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation for its statement on Delhi violence on Thursday, saying the comments are factually inaccurate and misleading.
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"Sent Her Back With Respect": Government On British MP's Deportation
British MP Debbie Abrahams, a vocal critic of India's policies on Jammu and Kashmir, was deported "with a lot of respect", the foreign ministry said today, adding she did not have a valid visa when she landed in Delhi last week.
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What Government Said On Donald Trump's "Not Treated Well By India" Remark
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said that US President Donald Trump's recent remarks on trade relations with India were in context of balance of trade and there have been efforts to address the concerns.
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H-1B Visa Issue May Come Up In PM Modi-Trump Talks: Government
The issues related to the H-1B visa may come up during bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and United States President Donald Trump next week, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said today.
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Working To Evacuate Indians From China: Government As Coronavirus Outbreak Spreads
The Union government today said that it has launched the process of evacuating Indian nationals stranded in China's Hubei province due to the coronavirus outbreak. "The Indian embassy in Beijing is working out the logistics, and is in touch with the Chinese authorities as well as our nationals on this matter. We will continue to share updates," Ext...
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Double Standards: Opposition Slams Centre Over Foreign Envoys' J&K Visit
Opposition parties criticised the government on Thursday over what they described as a "guided tour" of foreign envoys to Jammu and Kashmir and said the BJP-led regime was adopting double standards by not allowing Indian politicians to visit the region.
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Engagement With Countries On Ayodhya Verdict "Largely Successful": Government
India has briefed the Ayodhya judgment to other countries and the engagement with them on the matter has been "largely successful", Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said on Thursday.
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Passport Needed To Visit Kartarpur Gurdwara, Will Go By Agreement: Centre
Amid conflicting messages over coming from Pakistan ahead of the Kartarpur inauguration, India on Thursday said pilgrims going from India would have to carry their passports to reach the Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara in Pakistan.
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"We Speak Our Mind": Malaysian Prime Minister Stands By Kashmir Comment
A defiant Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday stood by his remarks on Kashmir, stating that he believes in "speaking his mind".
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India Asks Pakistan Not To Levy $20 Fee For Kartarpur Corridor
India on Thursday asked Pakistan not to insist on levying a fee of USD 20 per Indian pilgrim and hoped that an agreement to operationalise the Kartarpur corridor will be inked soon between the two countries.
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Pak's Attempt To Polarise, Politicise Kashmir At UN Rejected: Government
India on Thursday said Pakistan's attempt to polarise and politicise the Kashmir issue at the United Nations Human Rights Council has been rejected.
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India Extends $1 Million Aid To Bahamas, Ravaged By Hurricane Dorian
India on Sunday said it will extend a relief of $1 million to the Bahamas which is facing the wrath of Hurricane Dorian.
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Pakistan Continuing To Commit Ceasefire Violations, Says Centre
Pakistan continues to commit ceasefire violations on the border, despite repeated reminders by India to adhere to all established norms of humanitarian and military conduct, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday.
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Raveesh Kumar Appointed India's Next Ambassador To Finland: Government
Seasoned diplomat and former spokesperson of the External Affairs Ministry Raveesh Kumar has been appointed as India's next Ambassador to Finland, the government announced today.
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Anurag Srivastava To Replace Raveesh Kumar As MEA Spokesperson: Report
Anurag Srivastava will replace Raveesh Kumar as the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), news agency ANI reported quoting sources.
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"Factually Inaccurate": India Slams Islamic Nations (OIC) Over Delhi Violence
India hit out at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation for its statement on Delhi violence on Thursday, saying the comments are factually inaccurate and misleading.
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"Sent Her Back With Respect": Government On British MP's Deportation
British MP Debbie Abrahams, a vocal critic of India's policies on Jammu and Kashmir, was deported "with a lot of respect", the foreign ministry said today, adding she did not have a valid visa when she landed in Delhi last week.
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What Government Said On Donald Trump's "Not Treated Well By India" Remark
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said that US President Donald Trump's recent remarks on trade relations with India were in context of balance of trade and there have been efforts to address the concerns.
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H-1B Visa Issue May Come Up In PM Modi-Trump Talks: Government
The issues related to the H-1B visa may come up during bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and United States President Donald Trump next week, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said today.
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Working To Evacuate Indians From China: Government As Coronavirus Outbreak Spreads
The Union government today said that it has launched the process of evacuating Indian nationals stranded in China's Hubei province due to the coronavirus outbreak. "The Indian embassy in Beijing is working out the logistics, and is in touch with the Chinese authorities as well as our nationals on this matter. We will continue to share updates," Ext...
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Double Standards: Opposition Slams Centre Over Foreign Envoys' J&K Visit
Opposition parties criticised the government on Thursday over what they described as a "guided tour" of foreign envoys to Jammu and Kashmir and said the BJP-led regime was adopting double standards by not allowing Indian politicians to visit the region.
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Engagement With Countries On Ayodhya Verdict "Largely Successful": Government
India has briefed the Ayodhya judgment to other countries and the engagement with them on the matter has been "largely successful", Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said on Thursday.
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Passport Needed To Visit Kartarpur Gurdwara, Will Go By Agreement: Centre
Amid conflicting messages over coming from Pakistan ahead of the Kartarpur inauguration, India on Thursday said pilgrims going from India would have to carry their passports to reach the Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara in Pakistan.
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"We Speak Our Mind": Malaysian Prime Minister Stands By Kashmir Comment
A defiant Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday stood by his remarks on Kashmir, stating that he believes in "speaking his mind".
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India Asks Pakistan Not To Levy $20 Fee For Kartarpur Corridor
India on Thursday asked Pakistan not to insist on levying a fee of USD 20 per Indian pilgrim and hoped that an agreement to operationalise the Kartarpur corridor will be inked soon between the two countries.
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Pak's Attempt To Polarise, Politicise Kashmir At UN Rejected: Government
India on Thursday said Pakistan's attempt to polarise and politicise the Kashmir issue at the United Nations Human Rights Council has been rejected.
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India Extends $1 Million Aid To Bahamas, Ravaged By Hurricane Dorian
India on Sunday said it will extend a relief of $1 million to the Bahamas which is facing the wrath of Hurricane Dorian.
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Pakistan Continuing To Commit Ceasefire Violations, Says Centre
Pakistan continues to commit ceasefire violations on the border, despite repeated reminders by India to adhere to all established norms of humanitarian and military conduct, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday.
