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"I Will Say Nothing More": US Spokesperson Shuns Pak Journalist's Pahalgam Question
US State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce on Friday shunned a Pakistani journalist during a press briefing for questioning her over border tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Era Of Uninterrupted Dialogue Over": S Jaishankar's Big Statement On Pakistan
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has signalled a distinct change in the government's Pakistan policy, stating "the era of uninterrupted dialogue... is over" but stressing New Delhi stands ready to react to developments "positive or negative".
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"We Hope Any Country On Planet Condemns...": US On India-Pak Ties
Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of State, Vedant Patel reiterated the country's stand on terrorism and said that they hope that any country on the planet condemns terrorism anywhere.
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"Anyone Who Uses A Gun Should Be Dealt With A Gun": Tamil Nadu Governor
Reiterating India's 'zero tolerance to violence' stand, Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has slammed former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for signing an agreement with Pakistan on terrorism within months of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008.
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Ravi Shankar Prasad Slams Opposition After Pak Minister's Pulwama Admission
With a Pakistan Minister admitting to his country''s role in Pulwama terror attack, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday attacked the Congress and some other opposition parties, saying "saboot gang" stands exposed.
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"Where Were 9/11, 26/11 Plotters Found?": PM Slams Pak, Trump In Audience
Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- in front of a battery of US leaders including President Donald Trump -- on Sunday asserted that the government's move to "bid farewell to Article 370" was one to end discrimination, and through it, terrorism.
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"Talks With Pak Now Only On PoK," Says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today continued to signal the country's tough stand to Pakistan, suggesting that should bilateral talks happen, it would not be on Jammu and Kashmir, but Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir - the territory under Pakistan's control since it invaded the state in 1947.
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"Curb Terror Funding By October, Or Else...": Global Body Warning To Pak
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has issued a strong warning to Pakistan, stating that the country could be blacklisted unless it fulfils an "action plan" against UN-designated terrorists operating on its soil by October, highly placed sources in the Indian diplomatic team said on Friday.
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In Bishkek, PM Modi Talks Tough On Terror In Message To Pakistan
In a stern message directed at Pakistan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that countries sponsoring, aiding and supporting terrorism must be held accountable. India stands for a terrorism-free society, he said.
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Pakistan Must Stop Terror Before Talks, PM Modi Tells China's Xi Jinping
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated India's stand that Pakistan should take concrete action against terror before talks can resume. PM Modi referred to the matter during his bilateral meet today with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit today, the foreign ministry said.
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US Stands Shoulder-To-Shoulder With India On Terror: Official
India and the United States sought "tangible and irreversible action" by Pakistan against terrorist groups and leaders, with the US national security advisor saying Washington stands shoulder-to-shoulder with New Delhi in its fight against terrorism.
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China Urges India, Pakistan To "Quickly Turn The Page"
Without taking any stand on Pakistan's support of terrorism, China today said it played a "constructive role" in efforts to "defuse" tensions between India and Pakistan, in the wake of the Pulwama terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, the responsibility for which has been claimed by Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed or JeM.
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"Explain Objective Of Air Strike To World," Parliamentary Panel Tells Foreign Ministry
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has told the External Affairs Ministry to "emphatically" assert before the international community that the Indian Air Force (IAF) crossed the border on February 26 not to attack Pakistan but terror camps on its territory.
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US Stand Seen As "Endorsement" Of India, "Emboldened Them": Pak Envoy
Pakistan's ambassador to Washington today said that the United States has not condemned India's air strikes on a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp on Tuesday, saying the stance "emboldened" New Delhi. The complaint comes amid the worst escalation between India and Pakistan in decades and a day after an Indian Air Force pilot was captured by Pakistan aft...
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"Can't Use Terror To Promote Nation's Goals": China Backs India Stand On Pakistan
In what can be seen as a diplomatic victory for New Delhi, China today supported India's stand on Pakistan-based terrorism and said that terror groups cannot be used to promote a country's political and geopolitical goals.
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"I Will Say Nothing More": US Spokesperson Shuns Pak Journalist's Pahalgam Question
US State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce on Friday shunned a Pakistani journalist during a press briefing for questioning her over border tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Era Of Uninterrupted Dialogue Over": S Jaishankar's Big Statement On Pakistan
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has signalled a distinct change in the government's Pakistan policy, stating "the era of uninterrupted dialogue... is over" but stressing New Delhi stands ready to react to developments "positive or negative".
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"We Hope Any Country On Planet Condemns...": US On India-Pak Ties
Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of State, Vedant Patel reiterated the country's stand on terrorism and said that they hope that any country on the planet condemns terrorism anywhere.
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"Anyone Who Uses A Gun Should Be Dealt With A Gun": Tamil Nadu Governor
Reiterating India's 'zero tolerance to violence' stand, Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has slammed former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for signing an agreement with Pakistan on terrorism within months of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008.
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Ravi Shankar Prasad Slams Opposition After Pak Minister's Pulwama Admission
With a Pakistan Minister admitting to his country''s role in Pulwama terror attack, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday attacked the Congress and some other opposition parties, saying "saboot gang" stands exposed.
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"Where Were 9/11, 26/11 Plotters Found?": PM Slams Pak, Trump In Audience
Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- in front of a battery of US leaders including President Donald Trump -- on Sunday asserted that the government's move to "bid farewell to Article 370" was one to end discrimination, and through it, terrorism.
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"Talks With Pak Now Only On PoK," Says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today continued to signal the country's tough stand to Pakistan, suggesting that should bilateral talks happen, it would not be on Jammu and Kashmir, but Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir - the territory under Pakistan's control since it invaded the state in 1947.
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"Curb Terror Funding By October, Or Else...": Global Body Warning To Pak
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has issued a strong warning to Pakistan, stating that the country could be blacklisted unless it fulfils an "action plan" against UN-designated terrorists operating on its soil by October, highly placed sources in the Indian diplomatic team said on Friday.
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In Bishkek, PM Modi Talks Tough On Terror In Message To Pakistan
In a stern message directed at Pakistan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that countries sponsoring, aiding and supporting terrorism must be held accountable. India stands for a terrorism-free society, he said.
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Pakistan Must Stop Terror Before Talks, PM Modi Tells China's Xi Jinping
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated India's stand that Pakistan should take concrete action against terror before talks can resume. PM Modi referred to the matter during his bilateral meet today with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit today, the foreign ministry said.
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US Stands Shoulder-To-Shoulder With India On Terror: Official
India and the United States sought "tangible and irreversible action" by Pakistan against terrorist groups and leaders, with the US national security advisor saying Washington stands shoulder-to-shoulder with New Delhi in its fight against terrorism.
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China Urges India, Pakistan To "Quickly Turn The Page"
Without taking any stand on Pakistan's support of terrorism, China today said it played a "constructive role" in efforts to "defuse" tensions between India and Pakistan, in the wake of the Pulwama terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, the responsibility for which has been claimed by Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed or JeM.
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"Explain Objective Of Air Strike To World," Parliamentary Panel Tells Foreign Ministry
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has told the External Affairs Ministry to "emphatically" assert before the international community that the Indian Air Force (IAF) crossed the border on February 26 not to attack Pakistan but terror camps on its territory.
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US Stand Seen As "Endorsement" Of India, "Emboldened Them": Pak Envoy
Pakistan's ambassador to Washington today said that the United States has not condemned India's air strikes on a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp on Tuesday, saying the stance "emboldened" New Delhi. The complaint comes amid the worst escalation between India and Pakistan in decades and a day after an Indian Air Force pilot was captured by Pakistan aft...
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"Can't Use Terror To Promote Nation's Goals": China Backs India Stand On Pakistan
In what can be seen as a diplomatic victory for New Delhi, China today supported India's stand on Pakistan-based terrorism and said that terror groups cannot be used to promote a country's political and geopolitical goals.
