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"Tough Accent": Trump Skips Question On "Anti-India Activities" In US
During a joint press conference with PM Narendra Modi at the White House, a reporter asked Donald Trump whether groups who raise anti-India voices should continue in the US.
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F-35 Fighter Jets, Javelin Missiles: What PM Modi, Trump Discussed On Defence Ties
In a joint press conference with Donald Trump, PM Narendra Modi said the US has an "important role" in India's defence preparedness.
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"Not Even A Contest": Trump On Who Negotiates Better - PM Modi Or Him
Immediately after their hour-long meeting where US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the entire gamut of India-US bilateral ties, the two leaders held a joint press conference where they took questions from the press.
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Sure PM Modi Can Handle It, Says Trump On Terrorism From Pak
US President Donald Trump -- facing pointed questions from the media today after his yesterday's comments on terrorism and Pakistan -- today emphasized the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan. Ahead of their bilateral meet, President Trump had addressed a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Donald Trump Claims PM Asked For Mediation On Kashmir, India Denies: Live Updates
US President Donald Trump has triggered a political row by claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him to "mediate on Kashmir. In a joint press conference with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday, Mr Trump had said, "If I can help, I would love to be a mediator".
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India Says Guided By "National Interest" On S-400 Deal After Pompeo Talks
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo admitted to Washington having a divergence of view with New Delhi on issues such as trade during his joint press conference with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi today, but downplayed it by saying that "great friends are bound to have differences".
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Change In Plan, PM Modi And Donald Trump To Take One Question Each From Reporters
Before their working dinner at the White House tonight, US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address reporters. In a change of plans, the US and India have changed their earlier stand of no questions allowed - instead, after a joint statement is issued on their meeting, each leader will take one question selected in advan...
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"Tough Accent": Trump Skips Question On "Anti-India Activities" In US
During a joint press conference with PM Narendra Modi at the White House, a reporter asked Donald Trump whether groups who raise anti-India voices should continue in the US.
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F-35 Fighter Jets, Javelin Missiles: What PM Modi, Trump Discussed On Defence Ties
In a joint press conference with Donald Trump, PM Narendra Modi said the US has an "important role" in India's defence preparedness.
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"Not Even A Contest": Trump On Who Negotiates Better - PM Modi Or Him
Immediately after their hour-long meeting where US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the entire gamut of India-US bilateral ties, the two leaders held a joint press conference where they took questions from the press.
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Sure PM Modi Can Handle It, Says Trump On Terrorism From Pak
US President Donald Trump -- facing pointed questions from the media today after his yesterday's comments on terrorism and Pakistan -- today emphasized the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan. Ahead of their bilateral meet, President Trump had addressed a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Donald Trump Claims PM Asked For Mediation On Kashmir, India Denies: Live Updates
US President Donald Trump has triggered a political row by claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him to "mediate on Kashmir. In a joint press conference with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday, Mr Trump had said, "If I can help, I would love to be a mediator".
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India Says Guided By "National Interest" On S-400 Deal After Pompeo Talks
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo admitted to Washington having a divergence of view with New Delhi on issues such as trade during his joint press conference with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi today, but downplayed it by saying that "great friends are bound to have differences".
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Change In Plan, PM Modi And Donald Trump To Take One Question Each From Reporters
Before their working dinner at the White House tonight, US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address reporters. In a change of plans, the US and India have changed their earlier stand of no questions allowed - instead, after a joint statement is issued on their meeting, each leader will take one question selected in advan...
