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“Should work together and pave way for peace”: PM Modi in bilateral talks with Putin

Taking action on possible peaceful settlement: Putin thanks PM Modi for his attention on Ukraine issue

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India and Germany hold high-level roundtable to advance electric mobility ecosystems

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RBI raises India 2025-26 GDP forecast by half a percentage point to 7.3%

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