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PM Modi Urges Repatriation of Indians Serving in Russian Army; Moscow Commits to Release
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According to Vinay Kwatra, foreign secretary of India, Modi's discussion with Putin yielded a commitment from the Russian side to speed up the process. Official figures on how many Indians have been recruited remain under wraps, but estimates are between 35 to 50. Out of this, only 10 have been repatriated so far through collaborative efforts with the Russian authorities.
Putin Appreciates PM Modi's Role in Addressing the Ukrainian Crisis
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"Yesterday (at their informal meeting in Novo-Ogaryovo on Monday), we also agreed to establish peace as soon as possible and we are ready to assist in any way in this regard. I have heard your position, your positive views and thoughts. And I can assure you that India has always been on the side of peace. When I listened to you, I felt optimistic and hopes for the future arose," PM Modi stated in his opening remarks during the bilateral meeting with Putin.
PM Modi Emphasizes the Importance of Peace for Future Generations in Kremlin Meeting with Putin
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Emphasizing the enduring friendship between India and Russia, his personal rapport with the Russian leader, and his multiple visits to Russia along with the 22 summits between the two nations over the past 25 years, he noted that the entire world is watching his current visit to Moscow with great interest.
PM Modi Honored with Russia's Top Civilian Award, Dedicates it to the People of India
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The award was conferred upon PM Modi for his great contribution to the development of a special privileged strategic partnership between Russia and India, and to the strengthening of relations of friendship between the Russian and Indian peoples.
Echoes of 'Jai Jai Modi' Fill Moscow
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Jai Jai Modi" and "Modi Hai To Mumkin Hai" were some of the slogans that rent the air around the station, along the streets and inside the Carlton Hotel lobby, where PM Modi was staying during his visit to Moscow. People came hours in advance of the scheduled community address of the Prime Minister on the last day of his Russia tour.
Elon Musk Revives EVM Debate Ahead of US Elections, X Community Remains Unswayed
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However, everyone did not support Musk's viewpoint. Some counter-argued his argument by pointing out that paper ballots can be manipulated in various ways, like booth capturing, and that EVMs have factory-embedded programs which are quite robust against hacking attempts.
US Calls for India to Press Russia on Ukraine, Emphasizing UN Charter Adherence
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Miller said that India was a strategic partner with whom the US shares open and frank dialogues, including its concerns regarding its links with Russia. But he remained in a welcoming gesture toward those nations that get involved with Russia over the Ukraine matter, only on condition they deliver the message of needing respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine on Russia's part.
PM Modi hails Russia as India's 'all-weather friend'
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PM Modi expressed satisfaction over this cooperation between the two nations toward global prosperity, especially with the sizable contributions coming from the Indian community in Russia. He praised the long-term commitment of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the cause of strengthening the partnership and noted that in the past decade, the frequent meetings have raised mutual understanding.
Netanyahu Stresses Gaza Ceasefire Terms Include Military Resumption
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It must, he added, provide for the effective prevention of weapons smuggling into Gaza from Egypt—and also shut off the return of armed Hamas fighters into northern Gaza—have the safe release of hostages still being held there in Gaza, where more than 100 people remain, with some of them feared to have been killed during the fight.
President Biden Urges Party Critics to Resolve Drama
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The Democratic Party faced internal discord as four senior members of the House of Representatives, including Jerry Nadler and Adam Smith, joined others in questioning Biden's candidacy, bringing the total dissenting voices to nine.
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