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“Terrorism cannot be a strategic asset for anyone”: PM Modi calls for dismantling terror ecosystem at SCO Summit
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“Security, Connectivity, Opportunity”: PM Modi shares 3 main pillars of India’s vision for SCO
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CJP calls off September 5 Delhi protest after Centre assures SC on three promises
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India and US gear up for upcoming 2026 edition of joint military exercise ‘Yudh Abhyas”
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India has been “very proactive” in sending relief to flood-hit Nepal: RSP’s Rahabar Ansari
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Want to strengthen people-to-people ties, will not comment on Bangladesh’s internal politics: India’s High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi
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Tesla installs 20 Superchargers in India, expands service network to Ahmedabad
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“Era-defining journey comes to an end”: Jay Shah pays tribute to Messi
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PM Modi calls India’s 7.8% GDP growth “herculean feat” amid global uncertainties
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PM Modi and Kyrgyz President Zhaparov commit to expanding trade and strategic partnership
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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.