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SBS Language | Australia and India are natural partners , says Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Raisina Dialogue

Share on Twitter On the second-last day of the Raisina Dialogue, India’s premier summit on geopolitics, Australia’s Prime Minister Scott welcomed India’s “increasingly active role” in the Indo-Pacific region, especially in the distribution of the coronavirus vaccine. “We welcome your leadership PM Modi, we welcome India’s leadership and engagement, whether it’s on the outstanding vaccines that are necessary and the ‘Maitree’ campaign that you have engaged in, which has seen over 64 million Indian-made vaccines shipped to more than 80 countries,” Mr Morrison said. Highlights: Raisina Dialogue is India s flagship programme on geopolitics and geo-economics Mr Morrison raised concerns about territorial claims, foreign interference in Indo-Pacific

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UK approves diamond tycoon Nirav Modi s extradition to India

UK approves diamond tycoon Nirav Modi s extradition to India Reuters 1 hr ago LONDON, April 16 (Reuters) - Britain has approved the extradition of fugitive Indian diamond tycoon Nirav Modi, a Home Office spokesman said on Friday. The jeweller fled India before details on his alleged involvement in $2.2 billion bank fraud, India s biggest, became public in 2018. The fraud dented confidence in the state banking sector and New Delhi has since tried to get Modi extradited. On 25 February the District Judge gave judgment in the extradition case of Nirav Modi. The extradition order was signed on April 15, a spokesman for the United Kingdom s Home Office said in a statement on Friday.

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PNB fraud: UK government clears Nirav Modi s extradition to India

PNB fraud: UK government clears Nirav Modi s extradition to India Nirav Modi was arrested in Britain in March 2019 and has been in custody since then. Share Updated: Apr 16, 2021, 10:23 PM IST Britain has approved the extradition of fugitive Indian diamond tycoon Nirav Modi, a Home Office spokesman said on Friday. The jeweller fled India before details on his alleged involvement in $2.2 billion bank fraud, India s biggest, became public in 2018. The fraud dented confidence in the state banking sector and New Delhi has since tried to get Modi extradited. On 25 February the District Judge gave judgment in the extradition case of Nirav Modi. The extradition order was signed on April 15, a spokesman for the United Kingdom s Home Office said in a statement on Friday.

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China tried to wage undeclared war against India through cyberattacks, New Delhi s military chief says

China tried to wage undeclared war against India through cyberattacks, New Delhi s military chief says
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Punjab National Bank : UK approves diamond tycoon Nirav Modi s extradition to India

Message : Required fields LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has approved the extradition of fugitive Indian diamond tycoon Nirav Modi, a Home Office spokesman said on Friday. The jeweller fled India before details on his alleged involvement in $2.2 billion bank fraud, India s biggest, became public in 2018. The fraud dented confidence in the state banking sector and New Delhi has since tried to get Modi extradited. On 25 February the District Judge gave judgment in the extradition case of Nirav Modi. The extradition order was signed on April 15, a spokesman for the United Kingdom s Home Office said in a statement on Friday. Modi, whose diamonds have adorned Hollywood stars such as Kate Winslet and Dakota Johnson, can still appeal to a higher court in Britain against the decisions of both the district court and the secretary within 14 days.

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