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India, US likely to hold ‘2-by-2 Dialogue’ on July 6, focus on strengthening defense and strategic relations
The bilateral meeting between the two countries will focus on strengthening security, defense and stratgeic cooperation to face global challenges together.
China distances itself from envoy’s idea of India-China-Pakistan trilateral cooperation
The Chinese envoy’s remarks came after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain exchanged pleasantries following a press conference by the leaders of the SCO in Qingdao last week.
UN report on Kashmir seeks inquiry into Indian forces’ actions, asks Pak to stop misusing anti-terror laws
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein called for maximum restraint and denounced the lack of prosecutions of Indian forces.
In this very rapidly changing world, we need a real and trusted friend. And that’s India for us: Kenji Hiramatsu
Japanese ambassador to India Kenji Hiramatsu said, “We have provided generous soft room for the high-speed railway project. This is not free unfortunately… but it is rare we provide this generous term to an infrastructure project.”
Book of spies
There is little that is revelatory in Dulat-Durrani conversation. Track II’s task is to find a way for Delhi to talk with Rawalpindi, not just Islamabad
In bilateral chill, small steps towards thaw, says Indian envoy to Pakistan Ajay Bisaria
“Whether it should be a grand reconciliation or small steps, we have to take the first steps. That will take us forward,” Major General Asif Ghafoor, DG ISPR and spokesperson for Pakistan military told a group of visiting South Asian journalists in Islamabad recently.
Over 30,000 sign petition in support of Indian professionals denied UK visas
An online petition started by the Highly Skilled Migrants group last week on the 38 Degrees campaign website to highlight the Home Office’s alleged “abuse” of clause 322(5) attracted 30,800 signatures within days.
Accelerate efforts to end rabies: WHO to India, South East Asian countries
Rabies is a viral disease that occurs in more than 150 countries and territories and is usually fatal once symptoms appear. Dog-transmitted rabies accounts for about 99 per cent of human rabies cases.
Raja Mandala: Lessons from Korea
India, Pakistan could take a cue from peace talks in the Peninsula.
India hands over helicopter, tanks to Bangladesh as 1971 memorabilia
Indian air force earlier gifted Bangladesh one Hunter jet fighter, one Dakota transport air craft ahead of this helicopter while India’s navy previously gifted memorabilia of its INS Vikrant, models of ships that took part in the war and archival photographs and its army gifts included six 3.7 Howitzer Guns.
Govt collects Rs 7.41 lakh crore GST in financial year 2018
The total compensation released to the States for a period of eight months during the last financial year was Rs 41,147 crore to ensure that the revenue of the states is protected at the level of 14 per cent over the base year tax collection in 2015-16.
PM Narendra Modi arrives in China, his goal clear: Bridge the trust deficit
The Chinese President has not hosted any leader in an “informal summit”, which is how the Xi-Modi meeting has been described. In fact, Xi is travelling out of Beijing to central China to spend over two days with the Indian PM, the first time he is extending such a gesture to a visiting foreign leader.
India’s membership to NSG: Delhi works on Beijing to drop objections on n-club entry
The NSG is the top club of countries which controls access to technology and guards against proliferation. Its membership is important for India to access cutting-edge high technology.
Harassment of diplomats: India, Pakistan move to de-escalate
While the Indian side raised the issue with Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry through diplomatic channels — Indian envoy Ajay Bisaria had met top officials in Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry on February 16 — South Block deliberated on the “quality of the response”.
India’s statements ignore facts, ground realities: Maldives govt
India on Wednesday had expressed “deep dismay” at Maldives’ decision to extend the state of emergency, and said it did not see any valid reason for its extension.
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