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Renault India Begins Exporting Kiger Subcompact SUV To Nepal
Renault India has announced that it has begun exports of its Kiger subcompact SUV to Nepal. The first batch of 122 units of the Kiger has been despatched to Nepal. Renault has 15 sales outlets in Nepal.
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"Deeply Appreciate": PM On Bhutan, Nepal Contribution To COVID-19 Fund
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday thanked Bhutan and Nepal for contributing to the COVID-19 emergency fund to tackle the spread of the deadly virus in the SAARC countries.
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SAARC Is Alive, There Will Be A Summit In Future: Nepal Envoy To India
A day after South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) video conferencing was held to chalk out a strategy to combat the coronavirus crisis, Nepal envoy to India, Nilambar Acharya, said on Monday that the SAARC is alive and expressed hope a summit will happen in future.
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PM Modi Renews Push For "Neighbourhood First" At Second Oath Ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's oath ceremony on Thursday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be attended by leaders of the BIMSTEC member countries, in line with the government's "Neighbourhood First" policy, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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'Sky is not the limit,' Prime Minister Narendra Modi on ISRO's Successful 450-Crore Satellite Launch
The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) at ISRO, Sriharikota, in Andhra Pradesh successfully launched the 450-crore GSAT-9 or the South Asia Communication Satellite - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gift to six SAARC nations - India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
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SAARC Satellite, PM Modi's Gift Pak Said No To, Set To Take Off: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-year-old promise of a satellite for SAARC nations will be fulfilled this week. The Rs 235-crore "South Asia Satellite", which will cater to seven nations, including India, will take off from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh on May 5, piggybacking on the 'naughty boy of ISRO' - the Satellite Launch Vehicle - on its 11...
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SAARC Member States To Meet In Nepal This Week
Senior officials of the eight member states of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) will meet in Kathmandu this week to attend the Programming Committee.
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Terrorism Most Serious Threat To Peace And Security, Says President Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday said terrorism poses the most serious threat to the world's peace and security and asked the international community to work together to eradicate the menace.
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SAARC Summit Can't Take Place If Even One Member Pulls Out: Nepal
Nepal, the present chair of the SAARC, said today that the summit of the South Asian regional grouping cannot take place if even one member country notifies its inability to participate in the event.
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Nepal PM Prachanda Calls Overall Process Of SAARC 'Too Slow'
With the fate of the next SAARC summit hanging in balance, Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda today said the process of the regional grouping over the years has been "too slow" and the implementation of past deals were "very poor" as compared to other international organisations.
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Renault India Begins Exporting Kiger Subcompact SUV To Nepal
Renault India has announced that it has begun exports of its Kiger subcompact SUV to Nepal. The first batch of 122 units of the Kiger has been despatched to Nepal. Renault has 15 sales outlets in Nepal.
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"Deeply Appreciate": PM On Bhutan, Nepal Contribution To COVID-19 Fund
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday thanked Bhutan and Nepal for contributing to the COVID-19 emergency fund to tackle the spread of the deadly virus in the SAARC countries.
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SAARC Is Alive, There Will Be A Summit In Future: Nepal Envoy To India
A day after South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) video conferencing was held to chalk out a strategy to combat the coronavirus crisis, Nepal envoy to India, Nilambar Acharya, said on Monday that the SAARC is alive and expressed hope a summit will happen in future.
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PM Modi Renews Push For "Neighbourhood First" At Second Oath Ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's oath ceremony on Thursday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be attended by leaders of the BIMSTEC member countries, in line with the government's "Neighbourhood First" policy, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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'Sky is not the limit,' Prime Minister Narendra Modi on ISRO's Successful 450-Crore Satellite Launch
The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) at ISRO, Sriharikota, in Andhra Pradesh successfully launched the 450-crore GSAT-9 or the South Asia Communication Satellite - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gift to six SAARC nations - India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
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SAARC Satellite, PM Modi's Gift Pak Said No To, Set To Take Off: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-year-old promise of a satellite for SAARC nations will be fulfilled this week. The Rs 235-crore "South Asia Satellite", which will cater to seven nations, including India, will take off from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh on May 5, piggybacking on the 'naughty boy of ISRO' - the Satellite Launch Vehicle - on its 11...
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SAARC Member States To Meet In Nepal This Week
Senior officials of the eight member states of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) will meet in Kathmandu this week to attend the Programming Committee.
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Terrorism Most Serious Threat To Peace And Security, Says President Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday said terrorism poses the most serious threat to the world's peace and security and asked the international community to work together to eradicate the menace.
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SAARC Summit Can't Take Place If Even One Member Pulls Out: Nepal
Nepal, the present chair of the SAARC, said today that the summit of the South Asian regional grouping cannot take place if even one member country notifies its inability to participate in the event.
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Nepal PM Prachanda Calls Overall Process Of SAARC 'Too Slow'
With the fate of the next SAARC summit hanging in balance, Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda today said the process of the regional grouping over the years has been "too slow" and the implementation of past deals were "very poor" as compared to other international organisations.
