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Pakistan Home To 12 Terror Groups Including LeT, JeM: US Congressional Report
Pakistan is home to at least 12 groups designated as 'foreign terrorist organisations' by the US, including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), according to the latest Congressional report on terrorism.
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India's S-400 Missile Deal With Russia May Trigger US Sanctions: Report
India's multi-billion dollar deal to purchase the Russia-made S-400 air defence system may trigger US sanctions on New Delhi, a US Congressional report has warned.
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US Congressional Report Seeks Decisive Action Against China
A US Congressional report has sought decisive action against China, accusing Beijing of increasing military buildup, violating other nations' sovereignty and engaging in fatal skirmishes to conduct a land-grab on the Indian border.
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Pak "Fearful Of Strategic Encirclement By India": US Congressional Report
For decades, Pakistan has played an active but negative role in Afghanistan, a Congressional report has said, asserting that Islamabad wants a weak government in Kabul.
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India top weapons purchaser among developing nations in 2010, says US Congressional report
India was the top weapons purchaser among the developing countries in 2010, acquiring armaments worth $5.8 billion, according to a US Congressional report.
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More recent overt sign of indigenous Hindu terrorism: US report
The recent developments have shown that militant Hindu nationalist groups are determined to launch domestic terrorist attacks, a US Congressional report has said.
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Gujarat best example of effective governance: US Congressional report
Identifying Gujarat as perhaps the best example of effective governance and impressive development in India, a Congressional report showered praise on the Chief Minister Narendra Modi and said that the state under him has become a key driver of national economic growth.
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Pakistan's 60 nukes directed toward India: US report
Pakistan is continuing production of fissile material for weapons, a US Congressional report has said.
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Pakistan Home To 12 Terror Groups Including LeT, JeM: US Congressional Report
Pakistan is home to at least 12 groups designated as 'foreign terrorist organisations' by the US, including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), according to the latest Congressional report on terrorism.
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India's S-400 Missile Deal With Russia May Trigger US Sanctions: Report
India's multi-billion dollar deal to purchase the Russia-made S-400 air defence system may trigger US sanctions on New Delhi, a US Congressional report has warned.
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US Congressional Report Seeks Decisive Action Against China
A US Congressional report has sought decisive action against China, accusing Beijing of increasing military buildup, violating other nations' sovereignty and engaging in fatal skirmishes to conduct a land-grab on the Indian border.
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Pak "Fearful Of Strategic Encirclement By India": US Congressional Report
For decades, Pakistan has played an active but negative role in Afghanistan, a Congressional report has said, asserting that Islamabad wants a weak government in Kabul.
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India top weapons purchaser among developing nations in 2010, says US Congressional report
India was the top weapons purchaser among the developing countries in 2010, acquiring armaments worth $5.8 billion, according to a US Congressional report.
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More recent overt sign of indigenous Hindu terrorism: US report
The recent developments have shown that militant Hindu nationalist groups are determined to launch domestic terrorist attacks, a US Congressional report has said.
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Gujarat best example of effective governance: US Congressional report
Identifying Gujarat as perhaps the best example of effective governance and impressive development in India, a Congressional report showered praise on the Chief Minister Narendra Modi and said that the state under him has become a key driver of national economic growth.
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Pakistan's 60 nukes directed toward India: US report
Pakistan is continuing production of fissile material for weapons, a US Congressional report has said.
