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Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina's extradition from IndiaBangladesh's government is urging India to facilitate the extradition of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina promptly. State Minister for F...- Narco kingpin Navpreet Singh deported from Turkiye: ShahUnion Home Minister Amit Shah announced the deportation of narco kingpin Navpreet Singh from Turkiye. Singh obtained Turkish citizenship un...
- Indian envoys meet PMs of Nepal, Bangladesh as Balendra Shah ends foreign envoy meetingsNepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah met Indian envoy Naveen Srivastav, ending his ban on individual foreign envoy meetings. Bangladesh Pri...
- Bangladesh seeks Hasina's extradition again as India's envoy meets PM RahmanBangladesh requested Sheikh Hasina's extradition from India during a meeting with the Indian High Commissioner. The meeting also covered im...
- Amid Hasina row, India envoy Dinesh Trivedi meets Bangladesh PM Tarique RahmanIndian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi met Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Monday. This meeting occurred amid diplomatic frict...
- MEA says it is not involved with Bangladesh ex-PM Sheikh Hasina's virtual addressIndia on Tuesday said the event in New Delhi where former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to speak is being organised ...
- Bangladesh urges India to prevent Sheikh Hasina from making political speeches from Indian territoryBangladesh requested India's cooperation to stop political statements from its territory. The nation warned such actions could destabilize ...
- Former Union Minister Dinesh Trivedi appointed next High Commissioner of India to BangladeshDinesh Trivedi will be India's new High Commissioner to Bangladesh. He is expected to take up the role shortly. This appointment comes as I...
- Is government planning to discontinue Rs 2000 notes, asks Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh TrivediAsking whether the printing of the Rs 2,000 notes has been stopped, the Lok Sabha member said: "the government should not hide facts from t...
- Food Bill: Govt looking to get it passed while opposition set to stallThe government on Monday tried to push through the passage of the Food Security Bill in Lok Sabha only to be thwarted by an angry Oppositio...
- Railways' online tracking site now to have info of all trainsExpanding its facility, Railways have included all trains under its online train tracking service, trainenquiry.com, providing updated info...
- Dinesh Trivedi says PM would have retained him even at cost of TMCHe said he tendered his resignation because his party TMC and its leader Mamata Banerjee had asked him to do so.
- Mamata Banerjee says Mukul Roy will be next railway ministerThis is for the first time that Mamata has made her first official media statement over the issue of Dinesh Trivedi's removal.
- Dinesh Trivedi not to resign as Railway Minister till weekend: GovernmentThe government has made it amply clear that Rail minister Dinesh Trivedi will remain in the chair till the union budget is presented and pa...
- Rail Budget 2012-13: Dinesh Trivedi episode internal affair of government, says CongressMamata Banerjee has opposed the Rail Budget immediately after it was presented yesterday on the grounds of increase in passenger fares.
- Rail Budget 2012-13: Won't allow hike in rail fares, says Mamata BanerjeeThe Trinamool Congress, to which Railway Minister belongs, raised the banner of opposition to fare hike proposed by Trivedi and demanded a ...
- Congress goes soft on UP attacks amid snap poll talkThe Congress on Friday accused regional parties of trying to destabilize the Centre, but lowered its pitch on the post-poll violence in UP.
- Centre approves Rs 550 crore Palakkad coach factoryThe long-pending demand of Kerala for a rail coach factory in Palakkad has been approved by the Centre today.
- Centre approves Rs 550 crore Palakkad coach factoryThe long-pending demand of Kerala for a rail coach factory in Palakkad has been approved by the Centre today.
- Indian research on effects of cellphone more extensive: Minister on WHO studyIndian scientists are doing more extensive and wide-ranged research on the effects of use of mobile phones.
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