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PM Modi To Engage In Talks Related To Afghan-Taliban Crisis In US
PM Modi is expected to visit United States in the end of September and will attend the annual high-level United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session. The talk will be centred around the Taliban and Afganistan crisis in the UNGA. About 150 countries have been urged to be a part of this hybrid session, but many of them are expected to attend the meeting virtually.
Tags: PM Narendra Modi, United States, UNGA, Visit
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India's Deputy PR Appointed As Chef De Cabinet For 76th Session Of UNGA
United Nation General Assembly's 76th session president-elect Maldives Foreign minister Abdulla Shahid has appointed India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu as his Chef de Cabinet. Shahid tweeted, “They will be instrumental in delivering my vision for the #PresidencyOfHope.” In a meeting with UNGA President Volkan Bozkir, Shahid alongwith Naidu said our immediate priority will be recovery from the COVID-… read-more
Tags: UNGA, chef de cabinet, pandemic, vaccine equity
Courtesy: The Economic Times
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India Decries UNGA President Volkan Bozkir's Comment On Kashmir
UNGA President Volkan Bozkir was slammed by India for his remarks over Jammu and Kashmir issue during his Pakistan visit. External affairs ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi termed the remark as "truly regrettable" which "surely diminishes his (Bozkir’s) standing on the global platform." Reportedly, comparing Kashmir with Israel-Palestine issue, Bozkir urged Pakistan to take the issue to UN more strongly. He also urged Pakistan to not… read-more
Tags: United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, India Pakistan relations, Jammu and Kashmir
Courtesy: The Times of India
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PM Modi Says India's Vaccine Producing Capacity Will Benefit Whole World
PM Narendra Modi at United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on September 26 reaffirmed India's vaccine producing capacity and stated that it will benefit the whole world. Modi stated, "As the largest vaccine producing country of the world, I want to give one more assurance to the global community today." Besides, leaders from different countries at UNGA summit committed to put more efforts in fight against COVID-19.
Tags: Narendra Modi, United Nations, UNGA, Coronavirus
Courtesy: Economic Times
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PM Modi Asserts India's Role At UNGA Session, Calls For Reforms
PM Narendra Modi on September 26 virtually addressed the 75th UNGA session where he talked about India's contributions to the world. He called for "reforms" in the United Nations and made a strong case for India's permanent seat in the UNSC. He also said that India has lost most number of soldiers under UN peace-keeping… read-more
Tags: Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, UNGA, Covid-19
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Nepal Calls For Convention Against Terrorism, Supports India's CCIT At UNGA
India's proposal of the Comprehensive Convention on International terrorism (CCIT) was supported by Nepal on September 25 at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). PM Oli, in his speech, mentioned, "We call for an early conclusion of a comprehensive convention against terrorism." India had put forward this convention in 1996 where it demanded a common definition for international terrorism, but could not garner support of other nations… read-more
Tags: Nepal KP Sharma Oli, India, UNGA, Terrorism
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