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"Trump Is Not Happy With India Because...": What Ex-Diplomat Said
One of the reasons behind Washington's punitive tariffs on New Delhi is that US President Donald Trump is miffed with India for ignoring his so-called role in brokering a peace deal with Pakistan following the recent military conflict.
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Action Against Mumbai Terror Attack Mastermind Hafiz Saeed 'A Logical First Step' By Pakistan, Says India
India said today that the action against Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed and his fellow terrorists was a first logical step in getting the region rid of the twin menaces of terrorism and violent extremism. "Hafiz Saeed is an international terrorist, the mastermind of the Mumbai terrorist attack and responsible for unleashing a wave of t...
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Hafiz Saeed's Removal From Travel Ban List A Matter Between Him, Pak Handlers: India
India has said that Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's request for the removal of his name from a list that bars him from leaving Pakistan is a matter concerning him and his handlers there.
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Pakistan Has To Ensure Peaceful Atmosphere For Talks: India
India today said it was ready for talks with Pakistan on any issue provided that Pakistan creates an atmosphere for fruitful dialogue and stop taking help of violence and terrorism.
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Continued Terror Cannot Be 'New Normal' In Ties: India To Pak
Talking tough in the wake of attack on army camp in Nagrota, India today made it clear that talks with Pakistan cannot take place in an atmosphere of "continued terror", which it will never accept as "new normal" in the bilateral relationship.
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India Non-Committal On Talks With Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz: Foreign Ministry
India on Thursday remained non-committal about holding talks with Pakistan Prime Minister's foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz during the Heart of Asia Conference which he will attend in Amritsar next week.
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Pakistan Must Stem Terror Rot: External Affairs Ministry
India today reacted strongly to reports of Pakistan setting up a special group to "expose" New Delhi's alleged atrocities in Kashmir, saying it should focus its energies on "stemming the rot of terrorism instead of expending its breath" in making baseless charges.
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India Issues Demarche To Pakistan Over Ceasefire Violations, 3rd This Month
India has issued a demarche to Pakistan on continued violation of ceasefire along the LoC and strongly condemned increased concentration of terrorists observed across the border in the vicinity of Pakistani forward posts.
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India Takes Strong Exception To World Bank Decision On Indus Waters Treaty
India has taken strong exception to what it calls the World Bank's "inexplicable" decision to set up a Court of Arbitration and also appoint a neutral expert to examine Pakistan's complaint on two hydroelectric projects as part of a larger row over the Indus Waters Treaty.
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Pakistan's Ban On Indian TV, Radio Programmes Unfortunate: India
India on Thursday termed as unfortunate Pakistan's ban on Indian TV and radio programmes and said it reflected the neighbouring country's lack of self-confidence.
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"Trump Is Not Happy With India Because...": What Ex-Diplomat Said
One of the reasons behind Washington's punitive tariffs on New Delhi is that US President Donald Trump is miffed with India for ignoring his so-called role in brokering a peace deal with Pakistan following the recent military conflict.
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Action Against Mumbai Terror Attack Mastermind Hafiz Saeed 'A Logical First Step' By Pakistan, Says India
India said today that the action against Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed and his fellow terrorists was a first logical step in getting the region rid of the twin menaces of terrorism and violent extremism. "Hafiz Saeed is an international terrorist, the mastermind of the Mumbai terrorist attack and responsible for unleashing a wave of t...
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Hafiz Saeed's Removal From Travel Ban List A Matter Between Him, Pak Handlers: India
India has said that Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's request for the removal of his name from a list that bars him from leaving Pakistan is a matter concerning him and his handlers there.
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Pakistan Has To Ensure Peaceful Atmosphere For Talks: India
India today said it was ready for talks with Pakistan on any issue provided that Pakistan creates an atmosphere for fruitful dialogue and stop taking help of violence and terrorism.
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Continued Terror Cannot Be 'New Normal' In Ties: India To Pak
Talking tough in the wake of attack on army camp in Nagrota, India today made it clear that talks with Pakistan cannot take place in an atmosphere of "continued terror", which it will never accept as "new normal" in the bilateral relationship.
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India Non-Committal On Talks With Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz: Foreign Ministry
India on Thursday remained non-committal about holding talks with Pakistan Prime Minister's foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz during the Heart of Asia Conference which he will attend in Amritsar next week.
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Pakistan Must Stem Terror Rot: External Affairs Ministry
India today reacted strongly to reports of Pakistan setting up a special group to "expose" New Delhi's alleged atrocities in Kashmir, saying it should focus its energies on "stemming the rot of terrorism instead of expending its breath" in making baseless charges.
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India Issues Demarche To Pakistan Over Ceasefire Violations, 3rd This Month
India has issued a demarche to Pakistan on continued violation of ceasefire along the LoC and strongly condemned increased concentration of terrorists observed across the border in the vicinity of Pakistani forward posts.
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India Takes Strong Exception To World Bank Decision On Indus Waters Treaty
India has taken strong exception to what it calls the World Bank's "inexplicable" decision to set up a Court of Arbitration and also appoint a neutral expert to examine Pakistan's complaint on two hydroelectric projects as part of a larger row over the Indus Waters Treaty.
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Pakistan's Ban On Indian TV, Radio Programmes Unfortunate: India
India on Thursday termed as unfortunate Pakistan's ban on Indian TV and radio programmes and said it reflected the neighbouring country's lack of self-confidence.
