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India Scores Crucial Nuclear Deal With Australia
- Friday September 5, 2014
- India News | Agencies
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today met his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi today and finalised an agreement to allow the export of uranium to New Delhi for use in power generation.
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
- Thursday July 31, 2014
- India News | Reported by Anchal Vohra, Edited by Abhinav Bhatt (with inputs from Agencies)
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
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UN Tribunal Resolves 40-Year-Old Maritime Dispute Between India and Bangladesh
- Sunday July 13, 2014
- India News | Anchal Vohra (With inputs from agencies)
Ending a 40-year-old dispute, a United Nations tribunal delivered its verdict on Tuesday on India and Bangladesh's maritime boundaries in the Bay of Bengal, awarding nearly four-fifth of the 25,000 sq km of the exclusive economic zone to Bangladesh.
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India Scores Crucial Nuclear Deal With Australia
- Friday September 5, 2014
- India News | Agencies
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today met his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi today and finalised an agreement to allow the export of uranium to New Delhi for use in power generation.
- www.ndtv.com
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
- Thursday July 31, 2014
- India News | Reported by Anchal Vohra, Edited by Abhinav Bhatt (with inputs from Agencies)
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
- www.ndtv.com
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UN Tribunal Resolves 40-Year-Old Maritime Dispute Between India and Bangladesh
- Sunday July 13, 2014
- India News | Anchal Vohra (With inputs from agencies)
Ending a 40-year-old dispute, a United Nations tribunal delivered its verdict on Tuesday on India and Bangladesh's maritime boundaries in the Bay of Bengal, awarding nearly four-fifth of the 25,000 sq km of the exclusive economic zone to Bangladesh.
- www.ndtv.com