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Diplomats, employees safe, says Israeli Embassy after low-intensity blast in Delhi ANI | Updated: Jan 30, 2021 00:53 IST
New Delhi [India], January 30 (ANI): There were no injuries in the low-intensity blast near the Israel Embassy in New Delhi, and all of our staff are safes, the Israeli Embassy in India informed on Friday. Today, January 29, 2021, at around 5 pm IST, there was an explosion outside the Israeli embassy in New Delhi. There were no injuries, and all of our staff are safe at home, the Israeli Embassy said in a release.
Ron Malka, Ambassador of Israel to India said that the incident is under investigation by the authorities in India who are in contact with the Israeli authorities.
Budget 2021: President Kovind pays homage to Galwan bravehearts, highlights COVID-19 vaccine exports in joint address
In June of last year, the Chinese forces, in an act of aggression, tried to occupy the Galwan valley.
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Updated: Jan 31, 2021, 02:53 PM IST
The Indian President Ram Nath Kovind has paid homage to the 20 Indian soldiers who died in the Galwan incident during his address to the joint session of the Indian Parliament.
Pointing out to the efforts made to disrupt the peace at LAC which was done with utter disregard of bilateral relations and agreements the President said, twenty of our jawans made the supreme sacrifice and laid down their lives defending the country at Galwan Valley. Every citizen is deeply indebted to these martyrs.
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In June of last year, the Chinese forces in an act of aggression tried to occupy the Galwan valley. During the act, while India lost 20 of its soldiers, China also suffered casualties but never came up with figures.
The Indian President Ram Nath Kovind has paid homage to the 20 Indian soldiers who died in the Galwan incident during his address to the joint session of the Indian Parliament.
Pointing out to the efforts made to disrupt the peace at LAC which was done in the utter disregard of bilateral relations and agreements the President said, twenty of our jawans made the supreme sacrifice and laid down their lives defending the country at Galwan Valley. Every citizen is deeply indebted to these martyrs.