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World Suicide Prevention Day being observed today
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD). On 10th of September every year, World Health Organization in association with International Association for Suicide Prevention is organizing World Suicide Prevention Day to raise!-->…
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Japan calls for increased cooperation in the India-Pacific region to counter Chinese expansion
Japanese Defence Minister Taro Kono has called for increased cooperation in the India-Pacific region to counter Chinese expansion. Speaking at a webinar held by Washington-based Center for Strategic & International Studies in Tokyo,!-->…
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S Korea: US troop withdrawal not linked to possible peace treaty
Seoul: South Korean President Moon Jae-in today dismissed claims that US troops stationed in the country would have to leave if a peace treaty was signed with the North.
Seoul and Pyongyang have remained technically at war since the 1950s…
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Apple putting lot of energy in India to tap huge opportunities: CEO Tim Cook
New York: Apple Inc is putting a lot of energy in India with an aim to launch all its initiatives, including retail, in the country where it has an "extremely low" overall market share, the technology giant's CEO Tim Cook has said.
India,…
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S Korea confirms arrival of F-22 stealth fighters for drill
Seoul: American F-22 stealth fighter jets have arrived in South Korea ahead of a joint air force drill, Seoul said today, despite a recent diplomatic thaw with Pyongyang.
The "Raptor" fighters previously flew to the South in December when…
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India, China militaries to set up hotline after Modi-Xi summit: Report
Beijing: The militaries of India and China have reportedly agreed on the long-pending proposal to set up a hotline between their headquarters after the informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping in Wuhan,…
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Indian-American owned IT company fined for H1-B visa violations
Washington: An Indian-American owned IT company in California was today asked to pay USD 173,044 in wages to 12 of its foreign employees, most of them from India, in violations of the H-1B visa program salary requirements.
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India, Pakistan revive Track II diplomacy
Islamabad: A group of Indian experts has visited Pakistan to discuss all aspects of bilateral ties and revive the Track II diplomacy process with Islamabad amidst the chill in the relationship after a number of terror attacks in India by…
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Pence blasts ”weak” immigration laws in speech at US-Mexico border
Calexico (US): US Vice President Mike Pence has blasted "weak" and "ineffective" immigration laws during a trip to the border with Mexico, as a caravan of immigrants two hours to the west prepared to claim asylum in America.
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Iran has robust, clandestine nuclear weapons programme: WH
Washington: Iran has a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons programme that it tried but failed to hide from the world and from its own people, a top White House official has alleged.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said the recent…
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