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PM Modi Meets President Ghani, Delhi Pledges $1 Billion For Support To Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani today denounced the sponsorship of terror in the region and vowed to further deepen bilateral cooperation.
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In PM Modi's Visit To Herat, A Message To Pak: We Stand By Partners
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Afghanistan for the second time in six months this weekend, on a one-day visit to inaugurate a dam with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Opinion: PM Modi Must Come Clean On RSS' Akhand Bharat Agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on his way back home from Kabul made a sudden visit to Pakistan's Lahore to meet Mr Nawaz Sharif.
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Opinion: Modi Goes From Lion To Lamb On Pak
The Great Showman has taken yet another turn upon the stage. By fetching up from Kabul in Lahore on his way back to India on the day we celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Nawaz Sharif - not to mention Good Governance Day! - Modi has certainly ensured that the spotlight remains on his highly persona...
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'India Here To Contribute, Not Compete', Says PM Narendra Modi At Afghan Parliament
PM Modi, who is on a day-long visit to Kabul, addressed the Afghan Parliament after inaugurating the complex built by India, saying it was "a small tribute to your progress as a nation and a democracy."
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India Has Made The World Wake Up To Menace Of Terror: PM Modi In Moscow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his two day-visit to Russia with an address to 3,000 members of the Indian community at Moscow's Expocentre. During his visit, India and Russia has signed 16 agreements across diverse sectors -- including the manufacturing of nuclear reactors, solar energy plants, railways and helicopter. The Prime Minister i...
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PM Narendra Modi Likely To Visit Kabul On December 25
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Kabul on December 25 where he will inaugurate the new building of the Afghan Parliament constructed by India at a cost of about USD 90 million.
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PM Modi Meets President Ghani, Delhi Pledges $1 Billion For Support To Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani today denounced the sponsorship of terror in the region and vowed to further deepen bilateral cooperation.
-
In PM Modi's Visit To Herat, A Message To Pak: We Stand By Partners
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Afghanistan for the second time in six months this weekend, on a one-day visit to inaugurate a dam with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Opinion: PM Modi Must Come Clean On RSS' Akhand Bharat Agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on his way back home from Kabul made a sudden visit to Pakistan's Lahore to meet Mr Nawaz Sharif.
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Opinion: Modi Goes From Lion To Lamb On Pak
The Great Showman has taken yet another turn upon the stage. By fetching up from Kabul in Lahore on his way back to India on the day we celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Nawaz Sharif - not to mention Good Governance Day! - Modi has certainly ensured that the spotlight remains on his highly persona...
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'India Here To Contribute, Not Compete', Says PM Narendra Modi At Afghan Parliament
PM Modi, who is on a day-long visit to Kabul, addressed the Afghan Parliament after inaugurating the complex built by India, saying it was "a small tribute to your progress as a nation and a democracy."
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India Has Made The World Wake Up To Menace Of Terror: PM Modi In Moscow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his two day-visit to Russia with an address to 3,000 members of the Indian community at Moscow's Expocentre. During his visit, India and Russia has signed 16 agreements across diverse sectors -- including the manufacturing of nuclear reactors, solar energy plants, railways and helicopter. The Prime Minister i...
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PM Narendra Modi Likely To Visit Kabul On December 25
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Kabul on December 25 where he will inaugurate the new building of the Afghan Parliament constructed by India at a cost of about USD 90 million.
