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"Relations With Iran Stand On Their Own," Says Government On US Warning
Less than three weeks before the first wave of US sanctions against Iran kicks in, India today made it clear that its bilateral relations with Tehran stand on their own and are not influenced by its ties with any third country.
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Congress Lawmakers Protest On Parliament Roof, Demand Compensation For Families Of Iraq Victims
Congress MPs from Punjab wanted to be on top of things -- so they staged a protest today on the rooftop of Parliament's porch.
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39 Indians Travelled Illegally To Iraq, Government Had No Record: Minister VK Singh
Union Minister VK Singh, who on Monday brought back the bodies of 38 of 39 Indians killed in Iraq by a special aircraft, has said that the workers had travelled there illegally so the government had no record of them and couldn't help them.
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"Not Like Biscuits": VK Singh Criticised For Comment On 38 Indians
Union Minister VK Singh, who brought back today the bodies of 38 Indians killed in Iraq, was criticized for his sharp retort to reporters who questioned him about compensation for the grieving families: "This is not like distributing biscuits."
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As 38 Indians Return Home In Coffins, End Of Agonising Wait For Families
A special flight carrying the bodies of 38 Indians killed by the terror group ISIS in Iraq's Mosul landed in Amritsar on Tuesday. Minister of State for External Affairs General VK Singh had left for Mosul on Sunday in an Indian Air Force transport plane to bring the bodies home.
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Bodies Of Indians Killed By ISIS In Iraq Return, Handed Over To Family: Highlights
Union Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh will today bring back the bodies of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, officials said. Last month, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had told Parliament that 40 Indians were abducted by ISIS from Mosul in Iraq in June 2014, but one of them escaped posing as a Muslim from Bangl...
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Arrangements In Place For Arrival Of Bodies From Iraq In Amritsar: Police
As Union Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh left for Iraq to bring back the mortal remains of 39 Indians, including 27 from Punjab who were massacred by terror group ISIS, authorities in Amritsar are making the required arrangements to receive the bodies expected to arrive by a special aircraft tomorrow afternoon, a senior official sai...
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VK Singh To Bring Back Bodies Of 39 Indians Killed In Iraq Today
Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh today left for Iraq to bring back the bodies of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, officials said.
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Minister VK Singh To Leave For Iraq To Bring Back Bodies Of 39 Indians
Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is expected to fly to Iraq tomorrow in a C-17 plane to bring back mortal remains of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, sources said today.
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"Government Was Looking For Proof Of Life In A War-Torn Country": V K Singh
Under fire from the opposition over the centre's handling of the abduction of 39 Indians by the ISIS in Iraq in 2014, Union minister V K Singh today said the government was looking for proof of life in a war-torn country and it was "always the easier choice" to have declared them dead.
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"Relations With Iran Stand On Their Own," Says Government On US Warning
Less than three weeks before the first wave of US sanctions against Iran kicks in, India today made it clear that its bilateral relations with Tehran stand on their own and are not influenced by its ties with any third country.
-
Congress Lawmakers Protest On Parliament Roof, Demand Compensation For Families Of Iraq Victims
Congress MPs from Punjab wanted to be on top of things -- so they staged a protest today on the rooftop of Parliament's porch.
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39 Indians Travelled Illegally To Iraq, Government Had No Record: Minister VK Singh
Union Minister VK Singh, who on Monday brought back the bodies of 38 of 39 Indians killed in Iraq by a special aircraft, has said that the workers had travelled there illegally so the government had no record of them and couldn't help them.
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"Not Like Biscuits": VK Singh Criticised For Comment On 38 Indians
Union Minister VK Singh, who brought back today the bodies of 38 Indians killed in Iraq, was criticized for his sharp retort to reporters who questioned him about compensation for the grieving families: "This is not like distributing biscuits."
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As 38 Indians Return Home In Coffins, End Of Agonising Wait For Families
A special flight carrying the bodies of 38 Indians killed by the terror group ISIS in Iraq's Mosul landed in Amritsar on Tuesday. Minister of State for External Affairs General VK Singh had left for Mosul on Sunday in an Indian Air Force transport plane to bring the bodies home.
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Bodies Of Indians Killed By ISIS In Iraq Return, Handed Over To Family: Highlights
Union Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh will today bring back the bodies of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, officials said. Last month, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had told Parliament that 40 Indians were abducted by ISIS from Mosul in Iraq in June 2014, but one of them escaped posing as a Muslim from Bangl...
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Arrangements In Place For Arrival Of Bodies From Iraq In Amritsar: Police
As Union Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh left for Iraq to bring back the mortal remains of 39 Indians, including 27 from Punjab who were massacred by terror group ISIS, authorities in Amritsar are making the required arrangements to receive the bodies expected to arrive by a special aircraft tomorrow afternoon, a senior official sai...
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VK Singh To Bring Back Bodies Of 39 Indians Killed In Iraq Today
Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh today left for Iraq to bring back the bodies of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, officials said.
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Minister VK Singh To Leave For Iraq To Bring Back Bodies Of 39 Indians
Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is expected to fly to Iraq tomorrow in a C-17 plane to bring back mortal remains of the 39 Indians, killed in the war-torn country, sources said today.
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"Government Was Looking For Proof Of Life In A War-Torn Country": V K Singh
Under fire from the opposition over the centre's handling of the abduction of 39 Indians by the ISIS in Iraq in 2014, Union minister V K Singh today said the government was looking for proof of life in a war-torn country and it was "always the easier choice" to have declared them dead.
