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India Contributes $500,000 To UN Trust Fund For Counter-Terrorism
India has contributed an additional $500,000 to the United Nations Trust Fund for Counter-Terrorism, taking the country's donation to the UN office set up to combat terrorism to over $1 million.
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India To Contribute $13.5 Million For UN Development Activities For 2020
India has pledged to contribute USD 13.5 million for various operational activities of development across the UN agencies for the year 2020.
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India Pledges To Give $5 Million To UN Palestine Refugee Agency In 2020
India has pledged to contribute USD 5 million in 2020 to the UN Palestine refugee agency, even as it voiced concern over the agency's "dire" financial situation due to the funding gaps that risk its core services to the refugees in the fields of education and health.
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India Gives $100,000 To UN Tax Fund; 1st Country To Contribute
India has contributed USD 100,000 to a UN fund to help developing countries actively participate in the discussion of tax issues, becoming the first country to make the contribution.
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India Contributes $500,000 To UN Trust Fund For Counter-Terrorism
India has contributed an additional $500,000 to the United Nations Trust Fund for Counter-Terrorism, taking the country's donation to the UN office set up to combat terrorism to over $1 million.
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India To Contribute $13.5 Million For UN Development Activities For 2020
India has pledged to contribute USD 13.5 million for various operational activities of development across the UN agencies for the year 2020.
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India Pledges To Give $5 Million To UN Palestine Refugee Agency In 2020
India has pledged to contribute USD 5 million in 2020 to the UN Palestine refugee agency, even as it voiced concern over the agency's "dire" financial situation due to the funding gaps that risk its core services to the refugees in the fields of education and health.
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India Gives $100,000 To UN Tax Fund; 1st Country To Contribute
India has contributed USD 100,000 to a UN fund to help developing countries actively participate in the discussion of tax issues, becoming the first country to make the contribution.
