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Indian Troops Return After Peacekeeping Mission In South Sudan
Around 200 soldiers from the Army's 62 Indian Horizontal Military Engineering Company (HMEC) have returned to India after successfully completing their peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan.
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Indian Peacekeepers Rebuild Bridge In South Sudan In Record Time
People in a South Sudan village have been saved a perilous neck-deep wade across a river to reach a town and access basic services, thanks to Indian peacekeepers from the UN mission who have re-built a key bridge in record time in the strife-torn country.
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Railways Provide Train Tickets To South Sudan Evacuees At Airport
To enable Indian nationals who were evacuated from South Sudan seamless travel for their onward journey, railways has provided train tickets at Delhi airport.
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VK Singh Tweets Op Sankat Mochan Videos, 300 Refused To Leave South Sudan
In videos posted on Twitter by union minister VK Singh, Indians evacuated from war-battered South Sudan as part of "Operation Sankat Mochan" clapped, cheered and shouted "Bharat Mata ki Jai" on board an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft.
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Operation Sankat Mochan: Over 150 Indians Return Home From War-Torn South Sudan
One hundred and fifty six persons who were evacuated from South Sudan arrived on a special Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft at the international airport here early on Friday.
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Op Sankat Mochan: 149 Indians Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan
At Least 149 Indian nationals were evacuated from the war-torn South Sudan's capital city Juba on Thursday.
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Over 500 Indians To Be Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan Today
Two C-17 Globemaster aircraft left for Juba this morning to evacuate 600 Indians from war-torn South Sudan. Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is leading the operation - named SankatMochan. South Sudan has been rocked by violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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Sushma Swaraj Says India Planning To Evacuate Nationals From South Sudan
India is planning to evacuate its nationals from South Sudan where renewed fighting between rival military factions has claimed nearly 300 lives.
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All Indians In South Sudan Safe, Confirms Ambassador As Gunfight Escalates
The Indian embassy in South Sudan swung into action after direction from External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj On Twitter to provide rescue and relief to trapped Indians in a country which has turned into a war zone.
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Sudan offers ONGC Videsh two oil and gas blocks
During the talks, Moily raised the issue of overdue payments for the pipeline and high transit fee imposed by the government of Sudan for transit of foreign partners' crude from South Sudan.
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Akhilesh Yadav announces Rs 20 lakh assistance to families of Indian soldiers killed in Sudan
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today announced financial assistance of Rs 20 lakh each to the family members of two peacekeepers from the state killed during a UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.
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Bodies of Indian soldiers killed in Sudan to arrive in Delhi tonight
Five Indian army personnel have been killed in a UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. "I pay tributes to our brave soldiers," PM Manmohan Singh said in his condolence message to their families.
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Indian Troops Return After Peacekeeping Mission In South Sudan
Around 200 soldiers from the Army's 62 Indian Horizontal Military Engineering Company (HMEC) have returned to India after successfully completing their peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan.
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Indian Peacekeepers Rebuild Bridge In South Sudan In Record Time
People in a South Sudan village have been saved a perilous neck-deep wade across a river to reach a town and access basic services, thanks to Indian peacekeepers from the UN mission who have re-built a key bridge in record time in the strife-torn country.
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Railways Provide Train Tickets To South Sudan Evacuees At Airport
To enable Indian nationals who were evacuated from South Sudan seamless travel for their onward journey, railways has provided train tickets at Delhi airport.
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VK Singh Tweets Op Sankat Mochan Videos, 300 Refused To Leave South Sudan
In videos posted on Twitter by union minister VK Singh, Indians evacuated from war-battered South Sudan as part of "Operation Sankat Mochan" clapped, cheered and shouted "Bharat Mata ki Jai" on board an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft.
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Operation Sankat Mochan: Over 150 Indians Return Home From War-Torn South Sudan
One hundred and fifty six persons who were evacuated from South Sudan arrived on a special Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft at the international airport here early on Friday.
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Op Sankat Mochan: 149 Indians Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan
At Least 149 Indian nationals were evacuated from the war-torn South Sudan's capital city Juba on Thursday.
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Over 500 Indians To Be Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan Today
Two C-17 Globemaster aircraft left for Juba this morning to evacuate 600 Indians from war-torn South Sudan. Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is leading the operation - named SankatMochan. South Sudan has been rocked by violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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Sushma Swaraj Says India Planning To Evacuate Nationals From South Sudan
India is planning to evacuate its nationals from South Sudan where renewed fighting between rival military factions has claimed nearly 300 lives.
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All Indians In South Sudan Safe, Confirms Ambassador As Gunfight Escalates
The Indian embassy in South Sudan swung into action after direction from External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj On Twitter to provide rescue and relief to trapped Indians in a country which has turned into a war zone.
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Sudan offers ONGC Videsh two oil and gas blocks
During the talks, Moily raised the issue of overdue payments for the pipeline and high transit fee imposed by the government of Sudan for transit of foreign partners' crude from South Sudan.
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Akhilesh Yadav announces Rs 20 lakh assistance to families of Indian soldiers killed in Sudan
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today announced financial assistance of Rs 20 lakh each to the family members of two peacekeepers from the state killed during a UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.
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Bodies of Indian soldiers killed in Sudan to arrive in Delhi tonight
Five Indian army personnel have been killed in a UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. "I pay tributes to our brave soldiers," PM Manmohan Singh said in his condolence message to their families.
