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If he is free, then he should be with me: Wife of released Indian trader
The two Indian traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu in China are now in Shanghai. They were escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai and Chinese security. However, speaking to NDTV, Jyoti Agarwal, wife of Shyam Sunder Agarwal, one of the traders, said she will only consider her husband free once he returns to ...
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Indian traders being moved from Yiwu to Shanghai; diplomatic crisis averted
Two traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu are being moved to safety, said External Affairs Minister SM Krishna this evening. The traders have been escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai.
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Row over trapped traders: China asks India for 'objectivity and fairness'
The safety of two traders from Mumbai who are trapped in a hotel near Shanghai is creating a diplomatic flashpoint for India and China. The traders cannot leave a hotel in Yiwu, a trading hub, because their lives are at risk. Waiting outside are angry locals who say the company the traders worked for owes them a million dollars.
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If he is free, then he should be with me: Wife of released Indian trader
The two Indian traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu in China are now in Shanghai. They were escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai and Chinese security. However, speaking to NDTV, Jyoti Agarwal, wife of Shyam Sunder Agarwal, one of the traders, said she will only consider her husband free once he returns to ...
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Indian traders being moved from Yiwu to Shanghai; diplomatic crisis averted
Two traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu are being moved to safety, said External Affairs Minister SM Krishna this evening. The traders have been escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai.
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Row over trapped traders: China asks India for 'objectivity and fairness'
The safety of two traders from Mumbai who are trapped in a hotel near Shanghai is creating a diplomatic flashpoint for India and China. The traders cannot leave a hotel in Yiwu, a trading hub, because their lives are at risk. Waiting outside are angry locals who say the company the traders worked for owes them a million dollars.
