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Upping the ante against Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on the Indo-Pak conflict, the BJP on Tuesday called the Congress leader “new age Mir Jafar” and asked if he was aiming for Nishan-e-Pakistan, the highest civilian award of the neighbouring country, by echoing Islamabad's narrative
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The visit is part of India’s ongoing diplomatic engagements aimed at deepening strategic ties and enhancing cooperation with key European partners, focusing on strategic partnerships, trade, investment, and regional and global issues of mutual interest
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The meeting took place at the Prime Minister’s residence in the national capital. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan and all three service chiefs -- General Upendra Dwivedi, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi and Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh -- are attending the meeting
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US President Donald Trump on Saturday claimed that India and Pakistan have agreed to a "full and immediate" ceasefire after talks mediated by the US
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India seeks partners, not preachers, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Europe, urging sensitivity and mutual interests for deeper ties. Criticizing past Western approaches to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, he advocated "Russia realism" and highlighted India-Russia resource complementarity
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The Armenian Foreign Minister is on an official visit to India from March 9 to 11 at the invitation of EAM Jaishankar
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"India was making up for many things that perhaps the country could and should have done earlier": External Affairs Minister
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India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Ireland is the first high-level political visit from India since the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2015
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Trump said, "I am thrilled to welcome my friend Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India back to the White House"
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The initiative to expand the US presence in Bengaluru will broaden and deepen the long-standing ties between the United States and Karnataka and build upon long-standing diplomatic engagement and strategic partnership in the State
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Dissanayake’s visit signified Colombo’s trust in India’s partnership to deepen bilateral ties
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There are many supporters of Khalistan in Canada, but they do not represent the Sikh Community as a whole, says the Canadian Prime Minister
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar takes strong exception to the Hindu temple incident in Brampton
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The Ganderbal tragedy represents the first big security challenge to Omar Abdullah
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Nawaz Sharif’s call for resumption of ‘constructive dialogue’ must be taken with a pinch of salt
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Both sides have already ruled out any bilateral talks between Jaishankar and his Pakistan counterpart Ishaq Dar on the sidelines of the SCO heads of government summit.
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It is highly unlikely that India and Pakistan will engage in bilateral talks of any kind on the sidelines of SCO summit
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Warns the neighboring country that its "policy" of cross-border terrorism will never succeed and its "actions will certainly have consequences"
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During talks, Modi reaffirmed India's principled position and commitment to a peaceful settlement to the ongoing conflict through dialogue
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MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized the importance of the 2+2 dialogue, stating, "The 2+2 dialogue with Japan is crucial for us, and this is the third such meeting. India-Japan relations are at a high point, and having the Foreign and Defence Ministers from both countries on the same platform will significantly enhance all aspects of our relationship."