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"Cinema, Cuisine, Tourism": In Kuwait, PM Modi Reflects On India's 'Soft Power'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored India's historical and cultural ties with the Gulf region, and the significant contributions of the Indian diaspora in the Gulf nation.
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PM Modi To Meet Kuwaiti Crown Prince, Sign Pacts On Day 2 Of Visit: Top Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a two-day trip to Kuwait, is likely to meet the country's Crown Prince Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Sabah on Sunday. This is the first visit of an Indian prime minister to Kuwait in 43 years.
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Kuwaiti Singer Sings 'Saare Jahaan Se Accha' After Attending PM Modi's Event
Kuwait welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his historic two-day visit, the first by an Indian prime minister in 43 years.
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PM Modi Meets 101-Year-Old Ex-IFS Mangal Sain Handa In Kuwait, Wins Hearts
About one million Indians are living in Kuwait as expatriates, the largest diaspora community in the country and Mr Modi interacted with the Indian community there.
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"Here To Celebrate Your Achievements": PM Modi To Indian Community In Kuwait
It is after 43 years that an Indian Prime Minister is visiting Kuwait, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the Indian community, adding that he is here to celebrate their achievements. The PM said India has manpower, skills needed by New Kuwait.
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PM Modi's Visit To Kuwait Today, First By An Indian Prime Minister In 43 Years
India and Kuwait are expected to focus on shoring up ties in a range of key areas including defence and trade during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day official visit to the Gulf nation starting today.
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Family From Kerala Killed In Kuwait Fire. They Had Returned Hours Earlier
In a tragic incident, an Indian couple and their two children were killed in a fire that broke out in their flat in Kuwait City, local authorities said on Saturday.
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Kuwait Fire Tragedy: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians Reaches Delhi
The Indian Air Force's C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft, carrying the bodies of those killed in the Kuwait fire tragedy, arrived at Palam Technical Airport on Friday.
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"India's Prompt Response Admirable": Maldives Minister On Kuwait Fire Tragedy
Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer offered condolences on the death of 45 Indian workers in the deadly fire incident in Kuwait's Mangaf, adding that the prompt response by the Indian and Kuwait governments is admirable.
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"Held On To Hope, Maybe He Got Out": Family Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Grieving families kept a solemn vigil in the terminal of an Indian airport Friday as the bodies of dozens of migrant workers killed in a Kuwait building fire returned home.
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Wedding In July, Family Tries To Contact Indian Missing After Kuwait Fire
A middle-aged woman from Bihar has been frantically calling up her son since she heard about the fire that claimed the lives of 49 people, mostly Indians, in a building in Kuwait.
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Jharkhand Man Said Goodbye To Family 18 Days Ago, Killed In Kuwait Fire
When Md Ali Hussain bade his family goodbye before leaving for Kuwait 18 days ago, little did they know it would be the last time they would ever see him.
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Lying In Kuwait Hospital, Indian Worker Grieves He Couldn't Save His Friends
Anilkumar, who is lying in a hospital bed in Kuwait with his leg in plaster, grieves that he was not able to save more of his friends in the ill-fated building where 49 people died in a devastating fire on June 12.
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Bodies Of 45 Indians Who Died In Kuwait Fire Reach Kerala
The bodies of 45 Indian workers, who died in a massive fire in Kuwaittwo days ago, were brought back this morning. A special aircraft of the Indian Air Force landed in Kerala's Kochi and handed over 31 bodies of workers from three southern states.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians To Land In Kochi
India will bring back the bodies of 45 of its nationals killed in a devastating fire in Kuwait City on Wednesday by a special flight which will land in Kochi on Friday morning before heading for Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait said.
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"Cinema, Cuisine, Tourism": In Kuwait, PM Modi Reflects On India's 'Soft Power'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored India's historical and cultural ties with the Gulf region, and the significant contributions of the Indian diaspora in the Gulf nation.
-
PM Modi To Meet Kuwaiti Crown Prince, Sign Pacts On Day 2 Of Visit: Top Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a two-day trip to Kuwait, is likely to meet the country's Crown Prince Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Sabah on Sunday. This is the first visit of an Indian prime minister to Kuwait in 43 years.
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Kuwaiti Singer Sings 'Saare Jahaan Se Accha' After Attending PM Modi's Event
Kuwait welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his historic two-day visit, the first by an Indian prime minister in 43 years.
-
PM Modi Meets 101-Year-Old Ex-IFS Mangal Sain Handa In Kuwait, Wins Hearts
About one million Indians are living in Kuwait as expatriates, the largest diaspora community in the country and Mr Modi interacted with the Indian community there.
-
"Here To Celebrate Your Achievements": PM Modi To Indian Community In Kuwait
It is after 43 years that an Indian Prime Minister is visiting Kuwait, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the Indian community, adding that he is here to celebrate their achievements. The PM said India has manpower, skills needed by New Kuwait.
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PM Modi's Visit To Kuwait Today, First By An Indian Prime Minister In 43 Years
India and Kuwait are expected to focus on shoring up ties in a range of key areas including defence and trade during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day official visit to the Gulf nation starting today.
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Family From Kerala Killed In Kuwait Fire. They Had Returned Hours Earlier
In a tragic incident, an Indian couple and their two children were killed in a fire that broke out in their flat in Kuwait City, local authorities said on Saturday.
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Kuwait Fire Tragedy: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians Reaches Delhi
The Indian Air Force's C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft, carrying the bodies of those killed in the Kuwait fire tragedy, arrived at Palam Technical Airport on Friday.
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"India's Prompt Response Admirable": Maldives Minister On Kuwait Fire Tragedy
Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer offered condolences on the death of 45 Indian workers in the deadly fire incident in Kuwait's Mangaf, adding that the prompt response by the Indian and Kuwait governments is admirable.
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"Held On To Hope, Maybe He Got Out": Family Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Grieving families kept a solemn vigil in the terminal of an Indian airport Friday as the bodies of dozens of migrant workers killed in a Kuwait building fire returned home.
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Wedding In July, Family Tries To Contact Indian Missing After Kuwait Fire
A middle-aged woman from Bihar has been frantically calling up her son since she heard about the fire that claimed the lives of 49 people, mostly Indians, in a building in Kuwait.
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Jharkhand Man Said Goodbye To Family 18 Days Ago, Killed In Kuwait Fire
When Md Ali Hussain bade his family goodbye before leaving for Kuwait 18 days ago, little did they know it would be the last time they would ever see him.
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Lying In Kuwait Hospital, Indian Worker Grieves He Couldn't Save His Friends
Anilkumar, who is lying in a hospital bed in Kuwait with his leg in plaster, grieves that he was not able to save more of his friends in the ill-fated building where 49 people died in a devastating fire on June 12.
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Bodies Of 45 Indians Who Died In Kuwait Fire Reach Kerala
The bodies of 45 Indian workers, who died in a massive fire in Kuwaittwo days ago, were brought back this morning. A special aircraft of the Indian Air Force landed in Kerala's Kochi and handed over 31 bodies of workers from three southern states.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians To Land In Kochi
India will bring back the bodies of 45 of its nationals killed in a devastating fire in Kuwait City on Wednesday by a special flight which will land in Kochi on Friday morning before heading for Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait said.
