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PM Modi to visit Uttar Pradesh and Odisha on October 25
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Amit Shah, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta visit Delhi Police HQ to discuss law and order situation in capital
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Punjab Police register up to 20 FIRs, round up 50-52 suspects in Ludhiana anti-drug drive
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“Strengthening strategic partnership”: Indian envoy to Germany Ajit Gupte on India-EU FTA’s impact on Germany ties
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Russian Rear Admiral Evgeny Myasoyedov calls on Indian Navy’s Rear Admiral Prakash Gopalan in Kochi
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India, Uzbekistan reaffirm commitment to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation
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AI-driven cyberattacks pose growing threat to capital markets, warns NSE’s Ashish Chauhan
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NZ vs IND, 2nd T20I: Tilak-Nitish steer India to four-wicket win after middle-overs woes in last over thriller
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PM Modi stresses need to unite society against divisive forces to build developed India by 2047
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India to build vibrant Civil Defence network with first-of-its-kind joint training initiative with Indian Army
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1 thought on “Maldives tourism body condemns derogatory remarks against PM Modi, calls India ‘closest neighbour’”
It’s heartening to see the Maldives tourism body taking a stand against derogatory remarks made against PM Modi. Such comments not only harm diplomatic relations but also impact the tourism industry, which is crucial for the Maldives. India and the Maldives share a special bond as neighbors, and it’s important to nurture this relationship with respect and cooperation. Let’s hope for improved relations and continued support for the tourism sector.