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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Court Rejects Third Party Intervention In Ayodhya Case But Verdict Could Take Longer
A verdict in the Ayodhya land dispute case that is being heard the Supreme Court could take longer. In a new twist to the case that involves 2.77 acres of land that Hindus and Muslims claim, the Supreme Court has first decided to examine the correctness of the five-judge bench verdict of 1994 which ruled that "mosque is not an essential and integra...
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Killing of Indian soldiers: US says Indo-Pak dialogue better than UN intervention
Concerned at the increasing tension between India and Pakistan over the brutal killing of two Indian soldiers near the Line of Control, the US has instructed its envoys in New Delhi and Islamabad to work with the two governments to de-escalate the situation. But, the US State Department said there was no need for third party mediation and urged Ind...
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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Court Rejects Third Party Intervention In Ayodhya Case But Verdict Could Take Longer
A verdict in the Ayodhya land dispute case that is being heard the Supreme Court could take longer. In a new twist to the case that involves 2.77 acres of land that Hindus and Muslims claim, the Supreme Court has first decided to examine the correctness of the five-judge bench verdict of 1994 which ruled that "mosque is not an essential and integra...
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Killing of Indian soldiers: US says Indo-Pak dialogue better than UN intervention
Concerned at the increasing tension between India and Pakistan over the brutal killing of two Indian soldiers near the Line of Control, the US has instructed its envoys in New Delhi and Islamabad to work with the two governments to de-escalate the situation. But, the US State Department said there was no need for third party mediation and urged Ind...
