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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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"Era Of Cooperation, Not Conflict": PM Says Democracy, Not Expansionism Is The Way
In a historic moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Parliament in Guyana today. He is the first Indian prime minister in 56 years to visit the Caribbean nation.
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PM Modi Proposes 7 "Key Pillars" To Strengthen India-CARICOM Ties At Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proposed seven "key pillars" to strengthen ties between India and the Caribbean Community, asserting that New Delhi is "totally committed" to taking these relations to new heights.
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PM Modi, Justin Trudeau Together In G20 Family Photo Amid India-Canada Rift
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro as diplomatic tensions between India and Canada continue to simmer.
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PM Modi To Visit Nigeria, Guyana, And Brazil For G20 Summit, Next Week
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Brazil to attend the annual G20 summit and to Nigeria and Guyana as part of a three-nation visit beginning November 16, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday.
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"Cowardly Attempts To Intimidate Diplomats": PM's 1st Comments On Canada Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday strongly condemned the "deliberate attack on a Hindu temple in Canada" and criticised "cowardly attempts" to intimidate Indian diplomats in that country.
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Justin Trudeau Wrecked Canada-India Ties, Says Indian Envoy
Indian envoy to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma - now withdrawn by New Delhi -- has accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of wrecking bilateral ties with India and reiterated that Ottawa's allegations are politically motivated. O
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Justin Trudeau's Big Admission Amid India-Canada Diplomatic Showdown
In a startling admission during a public inquiry, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted that Canada had no "hard evidentiary proof" to support allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
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How Far Can Justin Trudeau Go As Personal Electoral Gain Trumps Diplomatic Ties
Justin Trudeau's attempts for personal electoral gains have reached a level where actual diplomatic relations are seeing a fallout over "the politics of vote-bank". Is his government's attempts to retain power proving to be the downfall of Canada?
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Antibody That Can Counter All Known Covid Variants Found
Researchers have discovered an antibody that could counter all known variants of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 and also distantly related ones that infect other animals.
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America Sees Its Future With India, Says US Envoy
US envoy Eric Garcetti said on Thursday and asserted that one must not just stand for peace, but also take concrete actions to make sure those who don't play by peaceful rules, their war machines "cannot continue unabated".
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"Misuse Of Asylum" By Criminals Top Agenda At India-US Dialogue: Sources
The "misuse of asylum" by criminals in the United States of America will be a top agenda when officials from India and the USA meet on Wednesday in a high-level dialogue on Homeland Security.
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Opinion: India's Foreign Policy Today Is A Fine Blend Of Idealism And Realism
Moving beyond the idealistic echoes of its past, India has adopted an approach of gritty realism as it positions itself on the world stage. Its a high-stakes game, one centred around the singular pursuit of national interest.
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"One Of Our Most Consequential Relationships": US Praises India
America's partnership with India is among the most consequential ones, the Biden administration said Thursday hours after it notified the Congress of its decision to sell 31 armed drones to India at an estimated cost of nearly USD 4 billion.
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India-US Ties Have To Focus "Very, Very Strongly" On Tech: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said there is a "very compelling need" for India and the US to work together, asserting that it's useful for Washington to have partners who think well of America and speak well of it.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
-
"Era Of Cooperation, Not Conflict": PM Says Democracy, Not Expansionism Is The Way
In a historic moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Parliament in Guyana today. He is the first Indian prime minister in 56 years to visit the Caribbean nation.
-
PM Modi Proposes 7 "Key Pillars" To Strengthen India-CARICOM Ties At Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proposed seven "key pillars" to strengthen ties between India and the Caribbean Community, asserting that New Delhi is "totally committed" to taking these relations to new heights.
-
PM Modi, Justin Trudeau Together In G20 Family Photo Amid India-Canada Rift
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro as diplomatic tensions between India and Canada continue to simmer.
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PM Modi To Visit Nigeria, Guyana, And Brazil For G20 Summit, Next Week
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Brazil to attend the annual G20 summit and to Nigeria and Guyana as part of a three-nation visit beginning November 16, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday.
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"Cowardly Attempts To Intimidate Diplomats": PM's 1st Comments On Canada Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday strongly condemned the "deliberate attack on a Hindu temple in Canada" and criticised "cowardly attempts" to intimidate Indian diplomats in that country.
-
Justin Trudeau Wrecked Canada-India Ties, Says Indian Envoy
Indian envoy to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma - now withdrawn by New Delhi -- has accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of wrecking bilateral ties with India and reiterated that Ottawa's allegations are politically motivated. O
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Justin Trudeau's Big Admission Amid India-Canada Diplomatic Showdown
In a startling admission during a public inquiry, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted that Canada had no "hard evidentiary proof" to support allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
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How Far Can Justin Trudeau Go As Personal Electoral Gain Trumps Diplomatic Ties
Justin Trudeau's attempts for personal electoral gains have reached a level where actual diplomatic relations are seeing a fallout over "the politics of vote-bank". Is his government's attempts to retain power proving to be the downfall of Canada?
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Antibody That Can Counter All Known Covid Variants Found
Researchers have discovered an antibody that could counter all known variants of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 and also distantly related ones that infect other animals.
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America Sees Its Future With India, Says US Envoy
US envoy Eric Garcetti said on Thursday and asserted that one must not just stand for peace, but also take concrete actions to make sure those who don't play by peaceful rules, their war machines "cannot continue unabated".
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"Misuse Of Asylum" By Criminals Top Agenda At India-US Dialogue: Sources
The "misuse of asylum" by criminals in the United States of America will be a top agenda when officials from India and the USA meet on Wednesday in a high-level dialogue on Homeland Security.
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Opinion: India's Foreign Policy Today Is A Fine Blend Of Idealism And Realism
Moving beyond the idealistic echoes of its past, India has adopted an approach of gritty realism as it positions itself on the world stage. Its a high-stakes game, one centred around the singular pursuit of national interest.
-
"One Of Our Most Consequential Relationships": US Praises India
America's partnership with India is among the most consequential ones, the Biden administration said Thursday hours after it notified the Congress of its decision to sell 31 armed drones to India at an estimated cost of nearly USD 4 billion.
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India-US Ties Have To Focus "Very, Very Strongly" On Tech: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said there is a "very compelling need" for India and the US to work together, asserting that it's useful for Washington to have partners who think well of America and speak well of it.
