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IAF, Air India Lauded by Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia For Evacuating Kabul Embassy Staff
Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday lauded the efforts of the national carrier Air India and Indian Air Force (IAF) in bringing back the Indian citizens from Afghanistan's capital city Kabul after the Taliban took over.
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Taliban Didn't Want India To Evacuate Kabul Embassy Staff: Sources
The Taliban did not want India to evacuate diplomats from its Kabul embassy, sources told NDTV today, indicating that the government had received messages from the group's Qatar office assuring them of the safety of its staff and security people.
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3 Sniffer Dogs Guarding India's Kabul Embassy Among Those Evacuated
Three sniffer dogs deployed to guard India's Kabul embassy were among the evacuees who returned to the country on Tuesday.
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Evacuating Indian Embassy Staff From Kabul Was "Difficult": S Jaishankar
Evacuating the embassy officials from Afghanistan's Kabul and bringing them back home was a "difficult and complicated exercise" for India, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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How India Evacuated Its Embassy, Which Was Under Taliban's Observation
Two Indian Air Force C-17 transports flew into Kabul on August 15 to evacuate Indian embassy personnel, including Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel who defend the mission.
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"Thank You IAF": Envoy On Kabul Evacuation Under 'Not Normal Conditions'
Amid escalating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, India has evacuated its embassy staff in Kabul in a special Air Force flight.
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IAF Evacuates 45 Indians From Kabul Mission, More Await Rescue: Sources
Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.
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IAF, Air India Lauded by Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia For Evacuating Kabul Embassy Staff
Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday lauded the efforts of the national carrier Air India and Indian Air Force (IAF) in bringing back the Indian citizens from Afghanistan's capital city Kabul after the Taliban took over.
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Taliban Didn't Want India To Evacuate Kabul Embassy Staff: Sources
The Taliban did not want India to evacuate diplomats from its Kabul embassy, sources told NDTV today, indicating that the government had received messages from the group's Qatar office assuring them of the safety of its staff and security people.
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3 Sniffer Dogs Guarding India's Kabul Embassy Among Those Evacuated
Three sniffer dogs deployed to guard India's Kabul embassy were among the evacuees who returned to the country on Tuesday.
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Evacuating Indian Embassy Staff From Kabul Was "Difficult": S Jaishankar
Evacuating the embassy officials from Afghanistan's Kabul and bringing them back home was a "difficult and complicated exercise" for India, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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How India Evacuated Its Embassy, Which Was Under Taliban's Observation
Two Indian Air Force C-17 transports flew into Kabul on August 15 to evacuate Indian embassy personnel, including Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel who defend the mission.
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"Thank You IAF": Envoy On Kabul Evacuation Under 'Not Normal Conditions'
Amid escalating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, India has evacuated its embassy staff in Kabul in a special Air Force flight.
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IAF Evacuates 45 Indians From Kabul Mission, More Await Rescue: Sources
Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.
