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"Completely Unwarranted": India On US Court Summons Over Khalistani Terrorist
A US court's summons to Indian government over Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun's civil suit, alleging a plot to murder him, was "completely unwarranted", Ministry of External Affairs has said.
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India Aims To Train 175 Civil Servants From Maldives This Year
India has targeted to train 175 civil servants from Maldives through tailor-made programmes in specific disciplines, according to an official statement issued today.
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Got Protest Note From Bangladesh: Centre On Mamata Banerjee's Remarks
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed on Thursday that Bangladesh has officially objected to the recent comments made by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the ongoing civil unrest in the neighbouring country.
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Engineer Impersonates Official In Amit Shah's Ministry For Job, Arrested
An out-of-job civil engineer was arrested for allegedly impersonating an OSD to the Union Minister of Home Affairs and trying to get himself appointed as a senior official for the Ganga Expressway project, police said on Sunday.
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Man Wrongly Tags Ministry Of Civil Aviation. Read Their Hilarious Response
A Twitter user unintentionally tagged the Ministry of Civil Aviation in his complaint when he wanted to tag the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.
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Centre's Advisory On Curbing Crimes Against "Weaker Sections Of Society"
Ministry of Home Affairs has issued an advisory to the Chief Secretaries of all states and administrators of all UTs on Friday for the implementation of the Protection of Civil Rights Act, and the Scheduled Tribes(Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.
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India, Singapore In Talks To Resume Commercial Flights Soon: Report
It is learnt that Singapore is in talks with the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Ministry of External Affairs to restart scheduled commercial services with two daily flights each from Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai.
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Vande Bharat Mission & Air Transport Bubble Flights: All You Need To Know
The central government has announced SOPs for travel on Vande Bharat Mission and Air Transport Bubble flights for people wanting to come to India or travel outside the country. According to the Civil Aviation Ministry's guidelines, the cost of travel will have to be borne by the travellers. As many as 11,23,000 Indians stranded abroad have been rep...
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Arrangements Being Made To Facilitate Return Of Stranded Indians From Iran: MEA
Arrangements are being made to facilitate the return of stranded Indians from Iran in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak through normal civil aviation channels, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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China Bans Funerals, Farewells For Coronavirus Victims
China on Sunday banned funerals, burials and farewell ceremonies for the victims of the novel coronavirus in an effort to control the outbreak as the death toll rose to 304 in the country.
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Indian-Americans Praise S Jaishankar Appointment As Foreign Minister
Several Indian-Americans in Texas have welcomed the appointment of S Jaishankar as the External Affairs Minister, saying he was instrumental in negotiating India's civil nuclear agreement with the US.
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Central Government Employees May Get Allowance To Visit Asian Nations
Central government employees may soon be able to go abroad on leave travel concession or LTC, top officials said today. A proposal has been finalised by the Personnel Ministry, which has asked for comments from departments such as Home, Tourism, Civil Aviation and Expenditure "at the earliest possible" time, they said.
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Privatisation Of Air India Will Impact Haj Operations: Government Panel
A Centre-appointed committee has said privatisation of Air India will have serious consequences on Haj operations and suggested the minority affairs and civil aviation ministries prepare their response in case the proposed disinvestment goes through.
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China's Old Age Population Crossed 230 Million In 2016
China's rapidly increasing old age population has reached 230.8 million or 10.8 per cent of the total population by the end of last year, according to official figures released today.
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India Made No Additional Commitments To Japan For Inking Nuke Pact: Foreign Ministry
India today asserted that the termination clause in the Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (NCA) with Japan was nothing "new" and that New Delhi had made no additional commitments to clinch the deal other than what it had committed itself to while declaring a unilateral moratorium on testing nuclear weapons in 2008.
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"Completely Unwarranted": India On US Court Summons Over Khalistani Terrorist
A US court's summons to Indian government over Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun's civil suit, alleging a plot to murder him, was "completely unwarranted", Ministry of External Affairs has said.
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India Aims To Train 175 Civil Servants From Maldives This Year
India has targeted to train 175 civil servants from Maldives through tailor-made programmes in specific disciplines, according to an official statement issued today.
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Got Protest Note From Bangladesh: Centre On Mamata Banerjee's Remarks
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed on Thursday that Bangladesh has officially objected to the recent comments made by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the ongoing civil unrest in the neighbouring country.
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Engineer Impersonates Official In Amit Shah's Ministry For Job, Arrested
An out-of-job civil engineer was arrested for allegedly impersonating an OSD to the Union Minister of Home Affairs and trying to get himself appointed as a senior official for the Ganga Expressway project, police said on Sunday.
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Man Wrongly Tags Ministry Of Civil Aviation. Read Their Hilarious Response
A Twitter user unintentionally tagged the Ministry of Civil Aviation in his complaint when he wanted to tag the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.
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Centre's Advisory On Curbing Crimes Against "Weaker Sections Of Society"
Ministry of Home Affairs has issued an advisory to the Chief Secretaries of all states and administrators of all UTs on Friday for the implementation of the Protection of Civil Rights Act, and the Scheduled Tribes(Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.
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India, Singapore In Talks To Resume Commercial Flights Soon: Report
It is learnt that Singapore is in talks with the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Ministry of External Affairs to restart scheduled commercial services with two daily flights each from Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai.
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Vande Bharat Mission & Air Transport Bubble Flights: All You Need To Know
The central government has announced SOPs for travel on Vande Bharat Mission and Air Transport Bubble flights for people wanting to come to India or travel outside the country. According to the Civil Aviation Ministry's guidelines, the cost of travel will have to be borne by the travellers. As many as 11,23,000 Indians stranded abroad have been rep...
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Arrangements Being Made To Facilitate Return Of Stranded Indians From Iran: MEA
Arrangements are being made to facilitate the return of stranded Indians from Iran in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak through normal civil aviation channels, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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China Bans Funerals, Farewells For Coronavirus Victims
China on Sunday banned funerals, burials and farewell ceremonies for the victims of the novel coronavirus in an effort to control the outbreak as the death toll rose to 304 in the country.
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Indian-Americans Praise S Jaishankar Appointment As Foreign Minister
Several Indian-Americans in Texas have welcomed the appointment of S Jaishankar as the External Affairs Minister, saying he was instrumental in negotiating India's civil nuclear agreement with the US.
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Central Government Employees May Get Allowance To Visit Asian Nations
Central government employees may soon be able to go abroad on leave travel concession or LTC, top officials said today. A proposal has been finalised by the Personnel Ministry, which has asked for comments from departments such as Home, Tourism, Civil Aviation and Expenditure "at the earliest possible" time, they said.
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Privatisation Of Air India Will Impact Haj Operations: Government Panel
A Centre-appointed committee has said privatisation of Air India will have serious consequences on Haj operations and suggested the minority affairs and civil aviation ministries prepare their response in case the proposed disinvestment goes through.
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China's Old Age Population Crossed 230 Million In 2016
China's rapidly increasing old age population has reached 230.8 million or 10.8 per cent of the total population by the end of last year, according to official figures released today.
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India Made No Additional Commitments To Japan For Inking Nuke Pact: Foreign Ministry
India today asserted that the termination clause in the Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (NCA) with Japan was nothing "new" and that New Delhi had made no additional commitments to clinch the deal other than what it had committed itself to while declaring a unilateral moratorium on testing nuclear weapons in 2008.
