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"Unfounded, Baseless": India Counters UN Rights Chief On Manipur, Kashmir
India has responded strongly to UN human rights chief Volker Turk's remarks on Kashmir and Manipur, saying that the world's largest democracy continues to be a "healthy, vibrant and pluralist society".
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"Our Job To Protect Vulnerable": UN Official On India's Rejection Of Kashmir Comments
The United Nations Human Rights Office has responded to India's recent rejection of the UN Human Rights chief's remarks that "restrictive measures in Kashmir can result in human rights violations and foster further tensions and discontent".
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Goa Chief Minister Praises Fiery Diplomat Who Took On Pakistan In UN
Goa Chief Minister today congratulated Indian diplomat Sneha Dubey for her blistering retort to Imran Khan at the UNGA after he raked up the Kashmir issue, and lauded her for building a strong foundation of her life during her schooling in the state.
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"Are Taliban Terrorists Or Not": Omar Abdullah On India-Afghanistan Talks
Omar Abdullah, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, said if India doesn't consider the Taliban a terror organisation, then it must get them de-listed from the UN's list of such groups. If not, then there ought to be no such talks, he said.
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Grassroots Democracy Revived: India On UN Human Rights Chief's J&K Remark
India on Tuesday said it has revived grassroots democracy and provided a new momentum to social and economic development in Jammu and Kashmir despite persistent attempts by a neighbouring country to infiltrate terrorists to derail this process.
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Concerned Over J&K, Says UN Chief In Pak; India Rejects Mediation Offer
India on Sunday rejected an offer of mediation from UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Jammu and Kashmir, saying the focus instead should be on making Pakistan vacate the territories that it has "illegally and forcibly occupied".
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"Kim Jong Un Would Be Proud...": Iltija Mufti On Envoys' Kashmir Visit
Iltija Mufti, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on Wednesday said the visit to 25 foreign envoys was "orchestrated diplomacy that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be proud of."
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Public Safety Act, Used To Detain Farooq Abdullah, Explained In 5 Points
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was on Monday charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA) - a stringent law that enables detention without trial for two years. The politician, 83, has been charged with "disturbing public order", which carries a three-month detention term. He has so far been under "unofficial" house arrest in S...
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India Expresses Concern Over Cross-Border Terrorism Emanating From Pak
A senior Indian diplomat on Thursday met UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet and conveyed India's concerns on the threat posed by cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
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India Set To Rebut Pak On Kashmir At UN Rights Body Today
India and Pakistan are expected to face off today over Jammu and Kashmir at the ongoing UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, Switzerland. Pakistan, which has so far been unsuccessfully flagging the government's move to end special status of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcate it into two union territories at various international forums, had ann...
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"Deeply Concerned," Says UN Rights Chief On Kashmir, Raises Assam Too
With the lockdown in Kashmir entering its sixth week, the chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday said she was "deeply concerned" about the severe restrictions ordered by the Indian government since it revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special status last month.
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"Pakistan Should Behave Like Normal Neighbour, Not Push Terrorists": Centre
The government on thursday denounced what it called "highly irresponsible statements" by Pakistani leaders and said a Pakistani minister's letter to the UN on Jammu and Kashmir - which became controversial because it referred to comments by Rahul Gandhi and Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar -- was "not worth the paper it was written on".
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Not Just Rahul Gandhi, Pak Letter To UN Quotes Haryana Chief Minister Too
Pakistan has not just used Congress's Rahul Gandhi's name in its letter to the United Nations, alleging massive human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir. It has also referred to the ruling BJP.
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"All Sides Should Avoid Escalation": UN Chief To PM On Kashmir
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has discussed Kashmir with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and told him that all the sides "should avoid escalation", according to UN chief's spokesperson.
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UN Security Council Chief Refuses To Comment On Pak Letter On Article 370
UN Security Council or UNSC President Joanna Wronecka on Thursday refused to comment on Pakistan's letter to the world body regarding abrogation of Article 370 by India that granted a special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Unfounded, Baseless": India Counters UN Rights Chief On Manipur, Kashmir
India has responded strongly to UN human rights chief Volker Turk's remarks on Kashmir and Manipur, saying that the world's largest democracy continues to be a "healthy, vibrant and pluralist society".
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"Our Job To Protect Vulnerable": UN Official On India's Rejection Of Kashmir Comments
The United Nations Human Rights Office has responded to India's recent rejection of the UN Human Rights chief's remarks that "restrictive measures in Kashmir can result in human rights violations and foster further tensions and discontent".
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Goa Chief Minister Praises Fiery Diplomat Who Took On Pakistan In UN
Goa Chief Minister today congratulated Indian diplomat Sneha Dubey for her blistering retort to Imran Khan at the UNGA after he raked up the Kashmir issue, and lauded her for building a strong foundation of her life during her schooling in the state.
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"Are Taliban Terrorists Or Not": Omar Abdullah On India-Afghanistan Talks
Omar Abdullah, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, said if India doesn't consider the Taliban a terror organisation, then it must get them de-listed from the UN's list of such groups. If not, then there ought to be no such talks, he said.
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Grassroots Democracy Revived: India On UN Human Rights Chief's J&K Remark
India on Tuesday said it has revived grassroots democracy and provided a new momentum to social and economic development in Jammu and Kashmir despite persistent attempts by a neighbouring country to infiltrate terrorists to derail this process.
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Concerned Over J&K, Says UN Chief In Pak; India Rejects Mediation Offer
India on Sunday rejected an offer of mediation from UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Jammu and Kashmir, saying the focus instead should be on making Pakistan vacate the territories that it has "illegally and forcibly occupied".
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"Kim Jong Un Would Be Proud...": Iltija Mufti On Envoys' Kashmir Visit
Iltija Mufti, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on Wednesday said the visit to 25 foreign envoys was "orchestrated diplomacy that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be proud of."
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Public Safety Act, Used To Detain Farooq Abdullah, Explained In 5 Points
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was on Monday charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA) - a stringent law that enables detention without trial for two years. The politician, 83, has been charged with "disturbing public order", which carries a three-month detention term. He has so far been under "unofficial" house arrest in S...
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India Expresses Concern Over Cross-Border Terrorism Emanating From Pak
A senior Indian diplomat on Thursday met UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet and conveyed India's concerns on the threat posed by cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
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India Set To Rebut Pak On Kashmir At UN Rights Body Today
India and Pakistan are expected to face off today over Jammu and Kashmir at the ongoing UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, Switzerland. Pakistan, which has so far been unsuccessfully flagging the government's move to end special status of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcate it into two union territories at various international forums, had ann...
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"Deeply Concerned," Says UN Rights Chief On Kashmir, Raises Assam Too
With the lockdown in Kashmir entering its sixth week, the chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday said she was "deeply concerned" about the severe restrictions ordered by the Indian government since it revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special status last month.
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"Pakistan Should Behave Like Normal Neighbour, Not Push Terrorists": Centre
The government on thursday denounced what it called "highly irresponsible statements" by Pakistani leaders and said a Pakistani minister's letter to the UN on Jammu and Kashmir - which became controversial because it referred to comments by Rahul Gandhi and Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar -- was "not worth the paper it was written on".
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Not Just Rahul Gandhi, Pak Letter To UN Quotes Haryana Chief Minister Too
Pakistan has not just used Congress's Rahul Gandhi's name in its letter to the United Nations, alleging massive human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir. It has also referred to the ruling BJP.
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"All Sides Should Avoid Escalation": UN Chief To PM On Kashmir
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has discussed Kashmir with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and told him that all the sides "should avoid escalation", according to UN chief's spokesperson.
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UN Security Council Chief Refuses To Comment On Pak Letter On Article 370
UN Security Council or UNSC President Joanna Wronecka on Thursday refused to comment on Pakistan's letter to the world body regarding abrogation of Article 370 by India that granted a special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
