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Ukraine Resumes e-Visa Services For India, 44 Other Countries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has resumed the issuance of electronic visas (e-Visas) for foreign nationals from 45 countries, including India, Bhutan, Maldives, and Nepal.
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Israel Approves Appointment Of Reuven Azar As New Ambassador To India
Azar, 56, will also serve as the non-resident Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Bhutan, a statement from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
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Bhutan Rejects "Totally Baseless" Reports On Water Stoppage To Assam
Bhutan today rejected media reports claiming that it has stopped the supply of irrigation water to farmers in Assam, terming them "totally baseless" and a "deliberate attempt" by vested interests to cause misunderstanding with India.
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Foreign Minister S Jaishankar Arrives In Bhutan On First Overseas Visit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today arrived in Bhutan on a two-day visit. This is his first overseas trip after assuming charge of the ministry, during which he will hold talks with his Bhutanese counterpart and call on Prime Minister Lotay Tshering.
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PM Modi Renews Push For "Neighbourhood First" At Second Oath Ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's oath ceremony on Thursday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be attended by leaders of the BIMSTEC member countries, in line with the government's "Neighbourhood First" policy, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Want Friendly Ties With Neighbours India And Bhutan, Says China
After President Ram Nath Kovind appreciated Bhutan's support during the Doklam standoff, China today said it wants to see New Delhi and Thimphu develop "normal relations". Reacting to Bhutan King's Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck's visit to India, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told a media briefing that both India and Bhutan are...
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Looks like China, Not India, Blinked In Standoff, Says Foreign Media
For weeks, China's Foreign Ministry had been vehement in its denunciations of India and insistence that New Delhi unconditionally withdraw troops that had trespassed into Chinese territory. Don't underestimate us, China repeatedly insisted, we are prepared for military conflict if need be.
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China Retaliates To Arun Jaitley Saying 'This Is Not The India Of 1962 War'
China has traded a new stern diplomatic warning with India over the new hotspot in the decades-old border dispute, a remote scrap of territory where the frontiers of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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China Shares Map To Prove Alleged Incursion By Indian Troops In Doklam
The map, which shows Doklam as a part of China, was released by the Chinese foreign ministry Friday night.
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China Says Area Where Road Being Built Does Not Belong To Bhutan, India
China today said the construction of a road in Donglang in the Sikkim sector is "legitimate". "Donglang is part of China's territory. This is indisputable. The Donglang area belonged to China since ancient times and it doesn't belong to Bhutan," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters in Beijing.
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Foreign Secretary Jaishankar Discusses SAARC Co-operation in Bhutan
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today held talks with Bhutan's top leadership on stepping up India's ties with SAARC nations besides reviewing regional cooperation and bilateral ties.
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Hectic Foreign Schedule Ahead for Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a busy foreign travel schedule in coming months as he is slated to visit Bhutan, his first stop abroad and following that: Japan, Brazil and the US.
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Ukraine Resumes e-Visa Services For India, 44 Other Countries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has resumed the issuance of electronic visas (e-Visas) for foreign nationals from 45 countries, including India, Bhutan, Maldives, and Nepal.
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Israel Approves Appointment Of Reuven Azar As New Ambassador To India
Azar, 56, will also serve as the non-resident Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Bhutan, a statement from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
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Bhutan Rejects "Totally Baseless" Reports On Water Stoppage To Assam
Bhutan today rejected media reports claiming that it has stopped the supply of irrigation water to farmers in Assam, terming them "totally baseless" and a "deliberate attempt" by vested interests to cause misunderstanding with India.
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Foreign Minister S Jaishankar Arrives In Bhutan On First Overseas Visit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today arrived in Bhutan on a two-day visit. This is his first overseas trip after assuming charge of the ministry, during which he will hold talks with his Bhutanese counterpart and call on Prime Minister Lotay Tshering.
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PM Modi Renews Push For "Neighbourhood First" At Second Oath Ceremony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's oath ceremony on Thursday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be attended by leaders of the BIMSTEC member countries, in line with the government's "Neighbourhood First" policy, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Want Friendly Ties With Neighbours India And Bhutan, Says China
After President Ram Nath Kovind appreciated Bhutan's support during the Doklam standoff, China today said it wants to see New Delhi and Thimphu develop "normal relations". Reacting to Bhutan King's Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck's visit to India, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told a media briefing that both India and Bhutan are...
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Looks like China, Not India, Blinked In Standoff, Says Foreign Media
For weeks, China's Foreign Ministry had been vehement in its denunciations of India and insistence that New Delhi unconditionally withdraw troops that had trespassed into Chinese territory. Don't underestimate us, China repeatedly insisted, we are prepared for military conflict if need be.
-
China Retaliates To Arun Jaitley Saying 'This Is Not The India Of 1962 War'
China has traded a new stern diplomatic warning with India over the new hotspot in the decades-old border dispute, a remote scrap of territory where the frontiers of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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China Shares Map To Prove Alleged Incursion By Indian Troops In Doklam
The map, which shows Doklam as a part of China, was released by the Chinese foreign ministry Friday night.
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China Says Area Where Road Being Built Does Not Belong To Bhutan, India
China today said the construction of a road in Donglang in the Sikkim sector is "legitimate". "Donglang is part of China's territory. This is indisputable. The Donglang area belonged to China since ancient times and it doesn't belong to Bhutan," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters in Beijing.
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Foreign Secretary Jaishankar Discusses SAARC Co-operation in Bhutan
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today held talks with Bhutan's top leadership on stepping up India's ties with SAARC nations besides reviewing regional cooperation and bilateral ties.
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Hectic Foreign Schedule Ahead for Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a busy foreign travel schedule in coming months as he is slated to visit Bhutan, his first stop abroad and following that: Japan, Brazil and the US.
