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With the world grappling with rising extremism and violence, West Asia and North Africa have never been more important as a region for India. In a one-on-one meeting with the leaders of Egypt and Jordan, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi focused on enhancing security and economic cooperation with the two key players in the Arab world.
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India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched aggressively for reforming the UN Security Council to maintain its relevance and credibility as an international body.
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NEW YORK: India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a robust pitch for fast-tracking reform and expansion of the UN Security Council during his speech at the Sustainable Development Summit in …
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In its bid to attract capital, the Make in India campaign, which is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet project, was pitched aggressively to the CEOs of US businesses who had lined up to meet the Indian leader in New York.
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It’s business with a capital B for India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York. Expect PM Modi to drum up the India growth story and ease of doing business as he courts the corporate elite of the US on his day 1 in the US’ financial capital.
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The Delhi-Dublin bonding has acquired a fresh shine, with the two countries minting a new template of partnership built around economic rejuvenation, technology and innovation.
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Myanmar’s political transition to functional democracy and its emergence as an arena for an unfolding Great Game in the region has sparked a spate of commentaries and discourse on the future trajectory of Southeast Asia’s largest nation. Against this backdrop, Mr Rajiv Bhatia’s book “India-Myanmar relations: Changing Contours” comes as a breath of fresh air as it unravels the evolution and complexities of Myanmar’s ties with the world’s largest democracy and one of the fastest growing economies.
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India has been pitching for the finalisation of an anti-terrorism treaty, the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), which was proposed by India in 1996 to ban terrorists and make it binding for countries to deny funds and safe haven to them.
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Wooing US investors at the 40th anniversary celebrations of the US India Business Council (USIBC) in Washington D.C. on September 21, India’s External Affairs Minister Mrs Sushma Swaraj sought investments from the US in both public and private sectors in the country for a ‘win-win’ outcome.
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A week before Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Barack Obama are scheduled to meet on the sidelines of the UNGA session, India and the US are set to hold their first Strategic and Commercial Dialogue (S&CD) in Washington on September 22. The dialogue will firm up the agenda and flesh out outcomes for the much-awaited Modi-Obama meeting in New York on September 28
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