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PM Modi, His New Zealand Counterpart Agree To Advance Bilateral Ties
PM Modi received a congratulatory call from his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon on his re-election as the two leaders agreed to advance their bilateral ties in sectors such as trade and economic cooperation, pharmaceuticals, education.
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S Jaishankar, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Discuss Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday called on New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during which the two leaders agreed on encouraging greater business collaboration and people-to-people exchanges.
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India-New Zealand Talks Focus On Defence, Climate Change, Vaccines
India and New Zealand on Tuesday carried out a comprehensive review of the bilateral ties and decided to enhance the depth and momentum of engagement in areas of defence and security, counter-terrorism, cybersecurity and climate change.
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S Jaishankar Discusses Bilateral Ties With New Zealand, Thai Counterparts
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met with his Thai and New Zealand counterparts separately in Bangkok and discussed a host of key issues, including Indo-Pacific and maritime partnership.
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New Zealand Want to Win First Bilateral Series in India: Tim Southee
The five-match One-Day International series between India and New Zealand is currently tied at 2-all.
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Narendra Modi, John Key Give Cricket Analogy For India-New Zealand Ties
India and New Zealand as Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and John Key drew references from the game to stress on the progress made in their bilateral equation
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Ties On Front Foot: When PM Modi Talked Cricket With New Zealand PM
Cricket today became an analogy to highlight the warm ties between India and New Zealand as Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and John Key drew references from the game to stress on the progress made in their bilateral equation.
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PCB planning to send security delegation to India
Relieved they might be at the revival of bilateral cricket ties with India but that would not stop the PCB from sending a delegation across the border to "take stock" of the security arrangements for Pakistan team's tour next month.
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BCCI must compensate PCB for cancelled tour of 2009: Ijaz Butt
The former Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Ijaz Butt has welcomed the planned revival of bilateral ties with India but insisted that Pakistan must ask the the BCCI to compensate it financially for the cancelled series of 2009.
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India-Pakistan cricket: Solution to all our troubles!
Any sentence with the words India and Pakistan in it can set the world, here, abuzz. Add the word cricket to the mix and it is a pot-boiler of drama. So as Pakistan rejoiced, India was left divided as to whether the resumption of bilateral cricketing ties is the way forward for the two countries.
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Cricket will be the ice-breaker between India and Pakistan: Zaka Ashraf
The Pakistan Cricket Board president Zaka Ashraf welcomed the initiative on the part of BCCI to resume bilateral cricket ties with a short limited overs series in India in December calling it as an "ice-breaker."
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PCB's three proposals to resume Indo-Pak ties
In a bid to resume bilateral cricket ties between India and Pakistan, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has put forward three proposals to their Indian counterparts.
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Bilateral cricket depends on cricket boards: Indian foreign secretary
Indian foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai has said the resumption of India-Pakistan bilateral cricket ties is dependent on the BCCI and the PCB.
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Pakistan likely to tour India for one-off match this year: Ashraf
The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Zaka Ashraf has said that there is a great possibility of Pakistan touring India for a one-off match this year in a bid to normalise bilateral ties between the two countries.
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Pakistan's Gulf ambassador wants cricket against India
Pakistan's ambassador in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday said he was using his contacts to convince India to resume bilateral ties with his country and hopes for a breakthrough next year.
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PM Modi, His New Zealand Counterpart Agree To Advance Bilateral Ties
PM Modi received a congratulatory call from his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon on his re-election as the two leaders agreed to advance their bilateral ties in sectors such as trade and economic cooperation, pharmaceuticals, education.
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S Jaishankar, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Discuss Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday called on New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during which the two leaders agreed on encouraging greater business collaboration and people-to-people exchanges.
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India-New Zealand Talks Focus On Defence, Climate Change, Vaccines
India and New Zealand on Tuesday carried out a comprehensive review of the bilateral ties and decided to enhance the depth and momentum of engagement in areas of defence and security, counter-terrorism, cybersecurity and climate change.
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S Jaishankar Discusses Bilateral Ties With New Zealand, Thai Counterparts
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met with his Thai and New Zealand counterparts separately in Bangkok and discussed a host of key issues, including Indo-Pacific and maritime partnership.
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New Zealand Want to Win First Bilateral Series in India: Tim Southee
The five-match One-Day International series between India and New Zealand is currently tied at 2-all.
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Narendra Modi, John Key Give Cricket Analogy For India-New Zealand Ties
India and New Zealand as Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and John Key drew references from the game to stress on the progress made in their bilateral equation
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Ties On Front Foot: When PM Modi Talked Cricket With New Zealand PM
Cricket today became an analogy to highlight the warm ties between India and New Zealand as Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and John Key drew references from the game to stress on the progress made in their bilateral equation.
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PCB planning to send security delegation to India
Relieved they might be at the revival of bilateral cricket ties with India but that would not stop the PCB from sending a delegation across the border to "take stock" of the security arrangements for Pakistan team's tour next month.
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BCCI must compensate PCB for cancelled tour of 2009: Ijaz Butt
The former Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Ijaz Butt has welcomed the planned revival of bilateral ties with India but insisted that Pakistan must ask the the BCCI to compensate it financially for the cancelled series of 2009.
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India-Pakistan cricket: Solution to all our troubles!
Any sentence with the words India and Pakistan in it can set the world, here, abuzz. Add the word cricket to the mix and it is a pot-boiler of drama. So as Pakistan rejoiced, India was left divided as to whether the resumption of bilateral cricketing ties is the way forward for the two countries.
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Cricket will be the ice-breaker between India and Pakistan: Zaka Ashraf
The Pakistan Cricket Board president Zaka Ashraf welcomed the initiative on the part of BCCI to resume bilateral cricket ties with a short limited overs series in India in December calling it as an "ice-breaker."
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PCB's three proposals to resume Indo-Pak ties
In a bid to resume bilateral cricket ties between India and Pakistan, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has put forward three proposals to their Indian counterparts.
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Bilateral cricket depends on cricket boards: Indian foreign secretary
Indian foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai has said the resumption of India-Pakistan bilateral cricket ties is dependent on the BCCI and the PCB.
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Pakistan likely to tour India for one-off match this year: Ashraf
The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Zaka Ashraf has said that there is a great possibility of Pakistan touring India for a one-off match this year in a bid to normalise bilateral ties between the two countries.
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Pakistan's Gulf ambassador wants cricket against India
Pakistan's ambassador in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday said he was using his contacts to convince India to resume bilateral ties with his country and hopes for a breakthrough next year.
