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Exhibition to celebrate 75 years of Indian art organised in Singapore

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Zakir Hussain says feelings forIndia is beyond explanation - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

SINGAPORE, Aug 13: Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain says his feelings for India cannot be described in words as the country holds a very special place in his heart. “It is a feeling that is beyond explanation. India is a very special country for me. It is like a music symphony that despite different components of music are able to make a unify projection of great creativity,” Hussain said at a press conference held on Saturday. “Having been born there, grown […]

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Countries need to help each other minimise the damage caused by COVID-19: Indian envoy in Singapore

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Countries need to cooperate and help each other minimise the damage caused by COVID-19, India's envoy in Singapore said.
Countries need to cooperate and help each other minimise the damage caused by COVID-19, India's envoy here has said, as he thanked the Singapore government, people and corporate sector for their help to India in terms of medical supplies and financial donations to fight the devastating second wave of the pandemic.
Highlighting Singapore's status as a vital trade and logistics hub, Indian High Commissioner P Kumaran on Thursday said that they have thus been able to mop up supplies of various essential items such as cryogenic oxygen tanks, oxygen cylinders, oxygen concentrators and BiPAP machines and ventilators.

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Countries need to help each on Covid crisis: Indian envoy in Singapore

Read more about Countries need to help each on Covid crisis: Indian envoy in Singapore on Business Standard. Till date, 85 ISO tanks, 8,300 concentrators, 16,000 cylinders, 2,000 BiPAP/Ventilators have been sent to India from Singapore.

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Iran wanted India's involvement at a later stage, says MEA on Farzad-B project

Iran wanted India's involvement at a later stage, says MEA on Farzad-B project

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Singapore slams Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal over 'Singapore Variant' claim, says it's actually from India

Singapore slams Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal over 'Singapore Variant' claim, says it's actually from India
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Covid-19 strain: Kejriwal doesn't speak for India, says Jaishankar as Singapore summons country's envoy

Covid-19 strain: Kejriwal doesn’t speak for India, says Jaishankar as Singapore summons country’s envoy
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Singapore summoned the Indian High Commissioner P Kumaran today and conveyed strong objection to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's comments that a variant of Covid-19 found in Singapore was particularly harmful for children, and could cause a third wave of infections in India.
Following Singapore Foreign Ministry's reaction, regretting the "unfounded assertions" by Kejriwal, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar snubbed Kejriwal and said the Delhi Chief Minister does not speak for India.

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We reserve right to invoke provisions of law on misinformation on some comments made by Delhi CM: Singapore envoy

›We reserve right to invoke provisions of law on misinformation on some comments made by Delhi CM: Singapore envoy
We reserve right to invoke provisions of law on misinformation on some comments made by Delhi CM: Singapore envoy
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Singapore on Wednesday appreciated the Indian government's "crystal clear clarification" on Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's remarks on a new Covid-19 variant and said it reserved the right to invoke the provision of domestic law to check misinformation on some of the comments made by him.

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We reserve right to invoke provisions of law on misinformation on some comments made by Delhi CM: Singapore envoy | India News

NEW DELHI: Singapore on Wednesday appreciated the Indian government's "crystal clear clarification" on Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's remarks on a new Covid-19 variant and said it reserved the right to invoke the provision of domestic law to check misinformation on some of the comments made by him.
Singapore High Commissioner to India Simon Wong said his country now wants to put the "unfortunate chapter" behind and focus on collectively dealing with the pandemic.
Kejriwal's claim on Tuesday about a new Covid-19 strain detected in Singapore sparked off a diplomatic row, with the Southeast Asian country on Wednesday calling in the Indian envoy and conveying to him its strong objections to the "unfounded assertions".

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'Right to Invoke Misinformation Law': Kejriwal's 'Singapore Variant' Remark Draws Strong Response from Envoy

'Right to Invoke Misinformation Law': Kejriwal's 'Singapore Variant' Remark Draws Strong Response from Envoy
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