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Strongly condemning the terror attacks in Canada, India has underlined its solidarity with the North American nation and stressed that the two countries will bolster cooperation in combating the scourge …
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Amid the most intense cross-border firing between India and Pakistan in a decade, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reported to have given security forces a “free hand” in dealing with Pakistani troops, and assured that “everything will be fine soon.”
Nine Pakistani and eight Indian civilians have been slaughtered since fighting erupted more than week ago in the worst case of ceasefire violations since 2003. The two nuclear-armed South Asian neighbours have accused each other of targeting civilians and unprovoked violations of the 11-year-old ceasefire agreement.
The mood has turned sour and belligerent on both sides. India’s Home Minister Rajnath Singh has asked the Border Security Force to return Pakistan’s firing with full force.
Mr Modi, who surprised many by inviting Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, along with other leaders of the South Asian countries at his swearing-in ceremony in May, said in Kashmir cryptically: “Everything will be fine.” His statement seemed to indicate that India will retaliate with full vigour even as Pakistan raised the issue at the UN.
The famed Central Park in New York resonated with rock stars and Sanskrit when India’s Prime Minister greeted a gathering of over 60,000 people with ‘Namaste’ and praised the prime …
Read MoreThe recently concluded visit by Chinese President Cturned out to be a disappointment, particularly because of the great expectations that were generated. A golden opportunity for taking the relations to …
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NEW YORK- 9/11 is itched in history of modern world and also in the memory of those who lived through that fateful day, as a moment after which nothing was …
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NEW YORK –In a deal that would enhance India-US defence ties, and bolster India’s defence capabilities, New Delhi is expected to choose Sikorsky S-70B Sea Hawk helicopters at a 16-aircraft …
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NEW YORK- India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is “ring-fenced” as for the summons issued against him by a New York court for his alleged role in the 2002 communal riots …
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NEW YORK- India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi commenced his visit to the United States by meeting the New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio. In the meeting that lasted half-n-hour …
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NEW YORK- Fast-track diplomacy and smart development-centric diplomacy are the twin mantra of the new government in Delhi. Staring from hosting the leaders of South Asian neighbours to engaging key Asian partners, China and Japan, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now headed for the US on a defining trip that is set to infuse “the defining partnership of the 21st century” with a new burst of energy and vitality. Spectacle, colour, high diplomacy, culture, commerce and creativity –- all these varied elements are going to be fused into Prime Minister Modi’s maiden voyage to America (Sept 26-30), which is poised to be a blockbuster diplomatic event.
New Horizons
There are several firsts to this prime ministerial trip: This will be not only the first visit of Narendra Modi as the prime minister of India, but it will also be his first meeting with US President Barack Obama.
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Trust India and Indians, and First Develop India were two of the core messages delivered by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the launch of the‘Make in India’ campaign. The …
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