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1914, A War Story: How Indian Soldiers Left Their Mark On World War I
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron visited the Mazargues War Cemetery in Marseille on Wednesday and paid tributes to Indian soldiers who lost their lives while fighting in World Wars I and II.
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PM Visits Cemetery In France's Marseille, Inaugurates Indian Consulate
On the third day of his France visit on Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi visited the historic Mazargues Cemetery in Marseille with French President Emmanuel Macron and paid tribute to Indian soldiers who fought in World War I and World War II.
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S Jaishankar Visits Sailani Avenue In Perth Named After Indian-Origin Soldier Killed In World War 1
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday visited Sailani Avenue here named after Indian-origin soldier Nain Singh Sailani, who sacrificed his life during World War I while serving the Australian Imperial Force.
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"No One Thought I'd Survive": When Sam Manekshaw Cheated Death In Burma
The life of Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw has been turned into a motion picture, 'Sam Bahadur,' which was released today.
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"I Assure You...": PM Modi To Ukraine President In First Meet Since War
G7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Japan's Hiroshima.
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UK Imposes Export Bar On Painting Of Indian Soldiers During World War I
A portrait by Anglo-Hungarian painter Philip de Laszlo of two Indian soldiers who fought in World War I was placed under a temporary export bar by the British government.
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PM Modi's Views On Nuclear Weapons Impacted Russia Amid Ukraine War: CIA Chief
"I think it's also been very useful that Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi in India have also raised their concerns about the use of nuclear weapons as well. I think that's also having an impact on the Russians," Bill Burns said in an interview.
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Indian Navy Discovers 5 Cannons, Likely From World War I, Near Kolkata River
Five cannons, probably of World War I vintage, were discovered by the Navy from the river bank in Kolkata, a senior official at its Bengal area headquarters said.
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"At Least I Didn't Slap Anybody": UK Minister Rishi Sunak Cites Will Smith
British politician Rishi Sunak, facing criticism over wife Akshata Murthy's stake in Infosys, has drawn a parallel with actor Will Smith, saying that while both their wives were attacked, "at least I didn't get up and slap anybody which is good".
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Foreign Minister Lays Wreath At Cemetery For Indian Soldiers In Israel
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday began his five-day visit to Israel by laying wreaths at a cemetery for Indian soldiers who laid down their lives in the region during the World War I in Talpiot, Jerusalem.
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Indian World War I Fighter Pilot's Moving Story Emerges In Rare UK Archive
The remarkable story of an airman who overcame prejudice to become one of only a handful of Indian fighter pilots in the First World War has emerged in newly-released archive files by the UK's Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).
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Sikh Soldiers' Memorial In UK Vandalised Hours After World War I Tribute
Condemning the vandalism at UK's newly inaugurated Indian War Memorial, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has called for strict action against the culprits of the apparent racial attack on the occasion of the World War I centenary.
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New Memorials In France Honour Indian Soldiers Who Fought World War I
A new statue commemorating the role of Indian soldiers in World War I was unveiled in the town of Laventie in France today to mark Armistice Day when the war ended in 1918.
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With A Statue, UK Honours Only Indian Aviator Who Survived World War 1
The UK government on Thursday announced plans for a series of statues to go up at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in London to honour the sacrifices made by over 3 million Commonwealth soldiers, sailors, airmen and labour corps who served in World War I, including from India.
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UK Monument To Honour Indian Soldiers Killed In World War 1 Unveiled
A new sculpture in honour of Indian soldiers who fought during World War I was unveiled in the town of Smethwick in the West Midlands region of England on Sunday.
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1914, A War Story: How Indian Soldiers Left Their Mark On World War I
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron visited the Mazargues War Cemetery in Marseille on Wednesday and paid tributes to Indian soldiers who lost their lives while fighting in World Wars I and II.
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PM Visits Cemetery In France's Marseille, Inaugurates Indian Consulate
On the third day of his France visit on Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi visited the historic Mazargues Cemetery in Marseille with French President Emmanuel Macron and paid tribute to Indian soldiers who fought in World War I and World War II.
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S Jaishankar Visits Sailani Avenue In Perth Named After Indian-Origin Soldier Killed In World War 1
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday visited Sailani Avenue here named after Indian-origin soldier Nain Singh Sailani, who sacrificed his life during World War I while serving the Australian Imperial Force.
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"No One Thought I'd Survive": When Sam Manekshaw Cheated Death In Burma
The life of Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw has been turned into a motion picture, 'Sam Bahadur,' which was released today.
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"I Assure You...": PM Modi To Ukraine President In First Meet Since War
G7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Japan's Hiroshima.
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UK Imposes Export Bar On Painting Of Indian Soldiers During World War I
A portrait by Anglo-Hungarian painter Philip de Laszlo of two Indian soldiers who fought in World War I was placed under a temporary export bar by the British government.
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PM Modi's Views On Nuclear Weapons Impacted Russia Amid Ukraine War: CIA Chief
"I think it's also been very useful that Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi in India have also raised their concerns about the use of nuclear weapons as well. I think that's also having an impact on the Russians," Bill Burns said in an interview.
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Indian Navy Discovers 5 Cannons, Likely From World War I, Near Kolkata River
Five cannons, probably of World War I vintage, were discovered by the Navy from the river bank in Kolkata, a senior official at its Bengal area headquarters said.
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"At Least I Didn't Slap Anybody": UK Minister Rishi Sunak Cites Will Smith
British politician Rishi Sunak, facing criticism over wife Akshata Murthy's stake in Infosys, has drawn a parallel with actor Will Smith, saying that while both their wives were attacked, "at least I didn't get up and slap anybody which is good".
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Foreign Minister Lays Wreath At Cemetery For Indian Soldiers In Israel
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday began his five-day visit to Israel by laying wreaths at a cemetery for Indian soldiers who laid down their lives in the region during the World War I in Talpiot, Jerusalem.
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Indian World War I Fighter Pilot's Moving Story Emerges In Rare UK Archive
The remarkable story of an airman who overcame prejudice to become one of only a handful of Indian fighter pilots in the First World War has emerged in newly-released archive files by the UK's Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).
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Sikh Soldiers' Memorial In UK Vandalised Hours After World War I Tribute
Condemning the vandalism at UK's newly inaugurated Indian War Memorial, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has called for strict action against the culprits of the apparent racial attack on the occasion of the World War I centenary.
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New Memorials In France Honour Indian Soldiers Who Fought World War I
A new statue commemorating the role of Indian soldiers in World War I was unveiled in the town of Laventie in France today to mark Armistice Day when the war ended in 1918.
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With A Statue, UK Honours Only Indian Aviator Who Survived World War 1
The UK government on Thursday announced plans for a series of statues to go up at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in London to honour the sacrifices made by over 3 million Commonwealth soldiers, sailors, airmen and labour corps who served in World War I, including from India.
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UK Monument To Honour Indian Soldiers Killed In World War 1 Unveiled
A new sculpture in honour of Indian soldiers who fought during World War I was unveiled in the town of Smethwick in the West Midlands region of England on Sunday.
