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Modi Tells Trump India Won’t Accept Third-Party Mediation On Kashmir, Declines Post-G7 Invite To Visit US, Citing Prior Engagements
India has never asked for and will never accept third-party mediation to resolve the issue of Pakistan's illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told US President Donald Trump in a call between the two leaders on Tuesday (17 June).
A group of 110 Indian students, who were stranded in Iran and evacuated yesterday, have landed at Delhi's Indira Gandhi ...
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The announcement was made after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart, Mark Carney, met Tuesday on ...
Mr Trump’s lunch with Field Marshal Asim Munir represents a major boost in US-Pakistan ties. Read more at straitstimes.com.
During a conversation between PM Modi and US President Trump, BJP MP Tejasvi Surya stated, "This is not the first time India ...
The first flight carrying over 100 students, who were evacuated to Armenia from war-torn Iran, landed in Delhi in the early hours on Thursday. Amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, Indian ...
As part of the ongoing evacuation efforts amid the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, 90 students from Kashmir Valley currently ...
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Modi inaugurates strategic railway project in Indian-administered KashmirModi visited the Chenab bridge on Friday with tight security, waving an Indian tri-colour flag before boarding a test train ...
India would never accept third-party mediation on Kashmir, prime minister Narendra Modi “clearly” told US president Donald ...
Ishtiaq Ahmed and Siddharthya Roy discuss the conflict’s origins, its importance to India and Pakistan, and the evolution of ...
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