Indian Journalists Visa Row
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"India Can Speak...": US On Australian Journalist's Visa Row
The US on Thursday rebuked a Pakistani reporter's questions on allegations of an Australian journalist's claims not allowed to cover Indian general elections in India.
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China Asks Last Indian Journalist To Leave This Month
The last Indian journalist in China has been asked to leave, as Beijing and New Delhi eject each other's reporters in a tit-for-tat row deepening a rift between the Asian economic powerhouses.
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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"India Can Speak...": US On Australian Journalist's Visa Row
The US on Thursday rebuked a Pakistani reporter's questions on allegations of an Australian journalist's claims not allowed to cover Indian general elections in India.
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China Asks Last Indian Journalist To Leave This Month
The last Indian journalist in China has been asked to leave, as Beijing and New Delhi eject each other's reporters in a tit-for-tat row deepening a rift between the Asian economic powerhouses.
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
