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India ready to induct next-generation missile system in the armed forces
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India raises alarm over security of Dhaka mission
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US, India urge UN sanctions on terror groups
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Nearly 900,000 Indians renounced citizenship in past five years
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UN says Indian counter-terror operations in Kashmir violating human rights
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Canada and India have agreed to revive negotiations on a long-delayed trade agreement, marking a significant step toward repairing bilateral ties that deteriorated sharply two years ago.
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