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PM Modi to visit Assam on March 13-14 ahead of Amit Shah’s mega youth conference in Guwahati

Cabinet approves extension of Jal Jeevan Mission up to December 2028 with enhanced outlay

“Rule of law gone for ride in West Bengal under TMC”: JP Nadda

New Delhi: Tibetan Youth Congress stages peaceful protest outside Chinese Embassy on 67th Tibetan National Uprising Day

India-Nepal ties to get stronger under new government: Outgoing Nepalese Environment Minister Madhav Chaulagain

Amid military escalation in Gulf, Indian Embassy in Kuwait continues consular services as usual

Oil marketing companies to talk with restaurant associations to understand problems of LPG supply, three-member committee formed

BCCI announces Rs 131 crore cash reward for Team India after T20 WC 2026 win

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Russian President Putin calls India “great power” and “one of largest growing economies”

Russian President Putin calls India “great power” and “one of largest growing economies”

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November 8, 2024
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China’s Brahmaputra hydropower project raises alarm among Tibetan experts, downstream nations

World Cup 2023: 8-0 in sight, India off to flying start after losing Shubman Gill in 192-run chase against Pakistan

Indian skilled workers, medics, students dominate UK visa tally

Indian Army concludes search and rescue ops in Chamoli avalanche; 46 rescued, 8 lives lost

Los Angeles Mayor urges India to open consulate in America’s second-largest city

Ready to work with India to properly handle situation in border areas: Chinese FM Wang to Doval

‘Might is Right’ has no place in maritime order: Rajnath’s veiled dig at China

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla visits Dr Ambedkar Museum in London

PM Modi praises the completion of Anji Khad Bridge, India’s first cable-stayed rail bridge

India, China exchange views on complete disengagement, resolving remaining issues along LAC

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