Sushma Swaraj On Sri Lanka Blasts
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Pulwama Attack, Sri Lanka Blasts Strengthened Resolve To Fight Terror: Sushma Swaraj
India on Wednesday said the ghastly bombings in Sri Lanka at a time when the wounds of the Pulwama terror attack were still raw in people's mind has made it more determined to resolutely fight against the menace.
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8 Indians Killed In Sri Lanka Blasts, Says Sushma Swaraj
The number of Indians dead in the devastating Sri Lanka blasts has risen to eight, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj confirmed on Twitter today. In a series of suicide blasts on Sunday, the island nation lost nearly 300 people.
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5 Indians Among 290 Killed In Sri Lanka Serial Blasts
Five Indians have died in the serial blasts in Colombo that ripped through three churches during Easter services, four luxury hotels, where dozens of tourists were staying and a housing complex. 290 people died in the blasts and around 500people were injured, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said on Sunday after a conversation with her Lankan counter...
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"Keeping Close Watch": Sushma Swaraj After Sri Lanka Serial Blasts
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said India is keeping a close watch on the situation in Sri Lanka closely after at least 156people were killed and nearly 300 were injured in multiple blasts in and around Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital.
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Pulwama Attack, Sri Lanka Blasts Strengthened Resolve To Fight Terror: Sushma Swaraj
India on Wednesday said the ghastly bombings in Sri Lanka at a time when the wounds of the Pulwama terror attack were still raw in people's mind has made it more determined to resolutely fight against the menace.
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8 Indians Killed In Sri Lanka Blasts, Says Sushma Swaraj
The number of Indians dead in the devastating Sri Lanka blasts has risen to eight, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj confirmed on Twitter today. In a series of suicide blasts on Sunday, the island nation lost nearly 300 people.
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5 Indians Among 290 Killed In Sri Lanka Serial Blasts
Five Indians have died in the serial blasts in Colombo that ripped through three churches during Easter services, four luxury hotels, where dozens of tourists were staying and a housing complex. 290 people died in the blasts and around 500people were injured, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said on Sunday after a conversation with her Lankan counter...
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"Keeping Close Watch": Sushma Swaraj After Sri Lanka Serial Blasts
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said India is keeping a close watch on the situation in Sri Lanka closely after at least 156people were killed and nearly 300 were injured in multiple blasts in and around Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital.
