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Iran's Chabahar Port, "Made By India" To Bypass Pakistan, Opened: 10 Points
The first phase of a strategic Iranian port -- which India is developing to open a trade route to Afghanistan and central Asia, bypassing Pakistan -- was inaugurated today. The Chabahar port is crucial as Pakistan does not allow India to send goods to Iran and Afghanistan through its territory by land. It is also expected to act as a counter to the...
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In Search For Missing Sailors, Navy's Poseidon 8-India Makes 2 Sorties
The navy's Poseidon 8-India (P8I) aircraft has joined the massive search for 10 sailors missing after their ship, struck by a storm, sank in the Pacific off the Philippines last week. Two search flights have failed to produce results, say officials.
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Pakistan Goofs Up At UN, Envoy Tries To Pass Off Gaza Girl As Kashmiri
The photo of a girl -- her face bearing multiple bruises -- which Pakistan's Maleeha Lodhi brandished at the United Nations on Saturday evening as an example of "Indian brutality" in Kashmir turns out to be of a resident of Palestine.
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Van Mows Down Crowd In Barcelona, ISIS Claims Responsibility: 10 Updates
The ISIS has claimed responsibility for the terror attack in Barcelona on Thursday evening, in which a van ploughed into a crowd at a favorite tourist spot -- Spain's second largest city - killing 13 people and injuring over 50. Two persons have been arrested by the police. Ras Lamblas, one of the popular commercial areas of the city, is a top tour...
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Amid Sikkim Stand-Off, Chinese Army Shows Off 11-Hour Drill, See Video
Amid a protracted stand-off with India at the border in Sikkim, China's army has conducted new drills in Tibet that included targeting enemy aircraft and tanks.
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Afghanistan Attack That Killed 10 Did Not Target India-Made Salma Dam: Envoy
Ten security personnel and four others have been injured in a terror attack, reportedly carried out by Taliban, in Afghanistan's Herat province. The attack took place nearly 13 kilometres from the Salma dam, rebuilt by India, in Chist-i-Sharif district in the western province. However, India's Ambassador to Afghanistan Manpreet Vohra confirmed that...
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Rocket Lands In Indian Envoy's Residential Compound In Kabul, No Injuries Reported: Sources
A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.
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Republic Day 2017: Lt Aparna Nair Leads Navy Contingent Of 144 Young Soldiers
Lieutenant Aparna Nair led the Indian Navy's march at the 68th Republic Day parade at Rajpath in Delhi today. Lt Nair led a contingent of 144 young sailors as the Navy Band played "Jai Bharti". All the marchers joined last year. Lieutenant Mandar Kulkarni and Lieutenant Vasu Yadav were Platoon Commanders for the march.
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PM Modi Calls For 'Resolute Action' Against Terror. In Audience, Pak's Sartaj Aziz.
Amid speculations of India-Pakistan bilateral talks at the Heart of Asia Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a clear message to Pakistan today, calling for "resolute action" against forces of terrorism and underscoring that "silence and inaction will only embolden terrorists and their masters".
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Silence, Inaction Will Embolden Terrorists And Their Masters: PM Modi At Amritsar Heart of Asia Conference
At the Heart of Asia Summit today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the need to wipe out the terror network, saying it was endangering the entire region. A declaration released at the end of the summit called for immediate eradication of terror to help war-ravaged Afghanistan, which is chairing the meet.
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India To Ratify Paris Climate Agreement On October 2, Says PM Modi
India will ratify the COP21 climate deal made in Paris last year on October 2, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a surprise announcement at the BJP conclave in Kerala today.
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'Stop Afro-Phobia' Say African Envoys, PM Reaches Out in Tweet: 10 Facts
The government today moved swiftly to calm tempers after African countries announced their boycott of "Africa Day" celebrations in Delhi expressing anger over the lynching of a Congo national and "attacks that have gone unresolved".
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PM Narendra Modi, In Kabul, Says Terror Must 'No Longer Flow Across The Border'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that Afghanistan "will succeed only when terrorism no longer flows across the border", in a strong message to Pakistan which is often accused by Kabul of sponsoring the Taliban insurgency.
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India, Pakistan to Resume Dialogue, But No Cricket Yet
India and Pakistan will resume comprehensive bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj announced in Islamabad today amid efforts by both nations to improve ties. The discussions will encompass a wide range of issues from counter-terrorism to economic cooperation, but the cricketing ties between the two nations is yet to get the green signa...
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Afghan Taliban Claims Audio Message from Leader, Denies Reports of His Death
The Afghan Taliban issued an audio message on Saturday and claimed it was from their chief Mullah Akhtar Nuhammed Mansoor, denying reports of his death or injury in a firefight in Pakistan.
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Iran's Chabahar Port, "Made By India" To Bypass Pakistan, Opened: 10 Points
The first phase of a strategic Iranian port -- which India is developing to open a trade route to Afghanistan and central Asia, bypassing Pakistan -- was inaugurated today. The Chabahar port is crucial as Pakistan does not allow India to send goods to Iran and Afghanistan through its territory by land. It is also expected to act as a counter to the...
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In Search For Missing Sailors, Navy's Poseidon 8-India Makes 2 Sorties
The navy's Poseidon 8-India (P8I) aircraft has joined the massive search for 10 sailors missing after their ship, struck by a storm, sank in the Pacific off the Philippines last week. Two search flights have failed to produce results, say officials.
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Pakistan Goofs Up At UN, Envoy Tries To Pass Off Gaza Girl As Kashmiri
The photo of a girl -- her face bearing multiple bruises -- which Pakistan's Maleeha Lodhi brandished at the United Nations on Saturday evening as an example of "Indian brutality" in Kashmir turns out to be of a resident of Palestine.
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Van Mows Down Crowd In Barcelona, ISIS Claims Responsibility: 10 Updates
The ISIS has claimed responsibility for the terror attack in Barcelona on Thursday evening, in which a van ploughed into a crowd at a favorite tourist spot -- Spain's second largest city - killing 13 people and injuring over 50. Two persons have been arrested by the police. Ras Lamblas, one of the popular commercial areas of the city, is a top tour...
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Amid Sikkim Stand-Off, Chinese Army Shows Off 11-Hour Drill, See Video
Amid a protracted stand-off with India at the border in Sikkim, China's army has conducted new drills in Tibet that included targeting enemy aircraft and tanks.
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Afghanistan Attack That Killed 10 Did Not Target India-Made Salma Dam: Envoy
Ten security personnel and four others have been injured in a terror attack, reportedly carried out by Taliban, in Afghanistan's Herat province. The attack took place nearly 13 kilometres from the Salma dam, rebuilt by India, in Chist-i-Sharif district in the western province. However, India's Ambassador to Afghanistan Manpreet Vohra confirmed that...
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Rocket Lands In Indian Envoy's Residential Compound In Kabul, No Injuries Reported: Sources
A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.
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Republic Day 2017: Lt Aparna Nair Leads Navy Contingent Of 144 Young Soldiers
Lieutenant Aparna Nair led the Indian Navy's march at the 68th Republic Day parade at Rajpath in Delhi today. Lt Nair led a contingent of 144 young sailors as the Navy Band played "Jai Bharti". All the marchers joined last year. Lieutenant Mandar Kulkarni and Lieutenant Vasu Yadav were Platoon Commanders for the march.
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PM Modi Calls For 'Resolute Action' Against Terror. In Audience, Pak's Sartaj Aziz.
Amid speculations of India-Pakistan bilateral talks at the Heart of Asia Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a clear message to Pakistan today, calling for "resolute action" against forces of terrorism and underscoring that "silence and inaction will only embolden terrorists and their masters".
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Silence, Inaction Will Embolden Terrorists And Their Masters: PM Modi At Amritsar Heart of Asia Conference
At the Heart of Asia Summit today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the need to wipe out the terror network, saying it was endangering the entire region. A declaration released at the end of the summit called for immediate eradication of terror to help war-ravaged Afghanistan, which is chairing the meet.
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India To Ratify Paris Climate Agreement On October 2, Says PM Modi
India will ratify the COP21 climate deal made in Paris last year on October 2, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a surprise announcement at the BJP conclave in Kerala today.
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'Stop Afro-Phobia' Say African Envoys, PM Reaches Out in Tweet: 10 Facts
The government today moved swiftly to calm tempers after African countries announced their boycott of "Africa Day" celebrations in Delhi expressing anger over the lynching of a Congo national and "attacks that have gone unresolved".
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PM Narendra Modi, In Kabul, Says Terror Must 'No Longer Flow Across The Border'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that Afghanistan "will succeed only when terrorism no longer flows across the border", in a strong message to Pakistan which is often accused by Kabul of sponsoring the Taliban insurgency.
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India, Pakistan to Resume Dialogue, But No Cricket Yet
India and Pakistan will resume comprehensive bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj announced in Islamabad today amid efforts by both nations to improve ties. The discussions will encompass a wide range of issues from counter-terrorism to economic cooperation, but the cricketing ties between the two nations is yet to get the green signa...
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Afghan Taliban Claims Audio Message from Leader, Denies Reports of His Death
The Afghan Taliban issued an audio message on Saturday and claimed it was from their chief Mullah Akhtar Nuhammed Mansoor, denying reports of his death or injury in a firefight in Pakistan.
