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Afghan Staffer At Indian Consulate In Jalalabad Injured: Report
A local Afghan staff working at the "closed" Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad, sustained minor injuries following an incident, MEA Sources told ANI on Tuesday.
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"Jaage Ho?" When PM's Midnight Call Surprised Foreign Minister
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had dialled past midnight after an Indian consulate in an Afghan city came under attack some years ago, recalled Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.
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Taliban "Ransacked" 2 Indian Missions, Took Away Cars: Government Sources
The Taliban entered at least two of India's consulates in Afghanistan on Wednesday, searched for documents and took away parked cars, government sources said today.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Taliban "Ransacked" 2 Indian Missions, Took Away Cars, Say Government Sources
The Taliban entered at least two of India's consulates in Afghanistan on Wednesday, searched for documents and took away parked cars, government sources said today, expressing worry that it meant the group is acting against the assurances its leader
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India Urges Its Nationals To Leave Afghan Before Commercial Flights Stop
India has asked its nationals to leave Afghanistan today on a "special flight" from Mazar-i-Sharif - the country's fourth largest city - amid intense fighting with the Taliban.
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Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif Operational
The Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif is operational and officials are closely monitoring the situation, officials said on Monday
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No Immediate Threat To Indian Embassy, Consulates In Afghanistan: Envoy
Amid the spiralling cycle of Taliban violence, the Afghan envoy to India Farid Mamundzay has said that the security situation in the country is difficult but he sees no immediate threat for Indian consulates to shut down.
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10 ITBP Commandos Get Gallantry Medals For Repulsing Attacks In Afghanistan
Ten ITBP commandos, who valiantly thwarted terrorist strikes on Indian Consulates in Afghanistan, have been accorded top police gallantry medals on the eve of the 70th Independence Day.
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9 Killed In Attack On Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
In the fourth attack since 2007, heavily-armed terrorists, including suicide bombers, today struck the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad city, killing nine persons including an Afghan security personnel and causing damage to the chancery.
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Suicide Attack Outside Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Explosions and heavy gunfire was reported today near the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad. Government sources say the consulate was the target of the suicide attack.
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Suicide Attack Targets Pakistan Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Afghan security forces exchanged fire with gunmen barricaded in a house near the Pakistan consulate in the eastern city of Jalalabad after a suicide bomber blew himself up today, officials said.
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Pakistan Army Officers Behind Indian Consulate Attack: Afghan Police
Pakistani military officers were behind the January 3 terror attack on the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif, a senior Afghan police official said on today.
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Car With Explosives Found Near Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Herat
A man has been arrested after a car with explosives was found near the Indian consulate in Herat in Afghanistan, said Amar Sinha, the Indian ambassador to Afghanistan.
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Evidence Links Pathankot, Afghanistan Consulate Attacks, Say Sources
The terror attack at the Air Force base in Punjab's Pathankot and the strike on the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-e-Sharif are linked, sources have said. "The attacks are linked and India has evidence," a senior security official told NDTV.
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'Pathankot, Mazar-i-Sharif Attacks Threaten Regional Stability': US Lawmakers
Condemning the terrorist attacks on the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot and the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif city, top American lawmakers have said that these deplorable acts of terrorism threaten regional peace and stability.
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Afghan Staffer At Indian Consulate In Jalalabad Injured: Report
A local Afghan staff working at the "closed" Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad, sustained minor injuries following an incident, MEA Sources told ANI on Tuesday.
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"Jaage Ho?" When PM's Midnight Call Surprised Foreign Minister
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had dialled past midnight after an Indian consulate in an Afghan city came under attack some years ago, recalled Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.
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Taliban "Ransacked" 2 Indian Missions, Took Away Cars: Government Sources
The Taliban entered at least two of India's consulates in Afghanistan on Wednesday, searched for documents and took away parked cars, government sources said today.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Taliban "Ransacked" 2 Indian Missions, Took Away Cars, Say Government Sources
The Taliban entered at least two of India's consulates in Afghanistan on Wednesday, searched for documents and took away parked cars, government sources said today, expressing worry that it meant the group is acting against the assurances its leader
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India Urges Its Nationals To Leave Afghan Before Commercial Flights Stop
India has asked its nationals to leave Afghanistan today on a "special flight" from Mazar-i-Sharif - the country's fourth largest city - amid intense fighting with the Taliban.
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Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif Operational
The Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif is operational and officials are closely monitoring the situation, officials said on Monday
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No Immediate Threat To Indian Embassy, Consulates In Afghanistan: Envoy
Amid the spiralling cycle of Taliban violence, the Afghan envoy to India Farid Mamundzay has said that the security situation in the country is difficult but he sees no immediate threat for Indian consulates to shut down.
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10 ITBP Commandos Get Gallantry Medals For Repulsing Attacks In Afghanistan
Ten ITBP commandos, who valiantly thwarted terrorist strikes on Indian Consulates in Afghanistan, have been accorded top police gallantry medals on the eve of the 70th Independence Day.
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9 Killed In Attack On Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
In the fourth attack since 2007, heavily-armed terrorists, including suicide bombers, today struck the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad city, killing nine persons including an Afghan security personnel and causing damage to the chancery.
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Suicide Attack Outside Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Explosions and heavy gunfire was reported today near the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad. Government sources say the consulate was the target of the suicide attack.
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Suicide Attack Targets Pakistan Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Afghan security forces exchanged fire with gunmen barricaded in a house near the Pakistan consulate in the eastern city of Jalalabad after a suicide bomber blew himself up today, officials said.
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Pakistan Army Officers Behind Indian Consulate Attack: Afghan Police
Pakistani military officers were behind the January 3 terror attack on the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif, a senior Afghan police official said on today.
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Car With Explosives Found Near Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Herat
A man has been arrested after a car with explosives was found near the Indian consulate in Herat in Afghanistan, said Amar Sinha, the Indian ambassador to Afghanistan.
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Evidence Links Pathankot, Afghanistan Consulate Attacks, Say Sources
The terror attack at the Air Force base in Punjab's Pathankot and the strike on the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-e-Sharif are linked, sources have said. "The attacks are linked and India has evidence," a senior security official told NDTV.
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'Pathankot, Mazar-i-Sharif Attacks Threaten Regional Stability': US Lawmakers
Condemning the terrorist attacks on the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot and the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Mazar-i-Sharif city, top American lawmakers have said that these deplorable acts of terrorism threaten regional peace and stability.
