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International

Neither the constitution nor democracy is in danger in India, 77 percent people are satisfied with the democratic system – News India Live

[ad_1] The latest report of the American think tank Pew Research Center is a slap on the face of those countries that have set out to teach India the lessons of democracy. Pew Research Center conducted a survey of 31 powerful countries of the world to find out whether the …

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Get tough on Putin ahead of US presidential election: Zelensky urges NATO countries

[ad_1] Washington: Of the three military groups originally formed against the Soviet Union of the past years: NATO: CENTO and SEAT, now only Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is left, who arrived at the summit of NATO countries held here on the occasion of the 75th anniversary. Immediately attacking Putin (Russia) …

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Record breaking heat in western America, about 16.20 crore (half) population devastated by severe heat

[ad_1] Washington: America is experiencing record-breaking heat. The heat has created havoc in western America. As a result, 16 crore 20 lakh people of the country – that is, almost half the population – have been affected by the scorching heat. This is what the National Weather Service says. The …

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Joe Biden

[ad_1] WASHINGTON: Speaking on the sidelines of NATO's historic 75th summit on Tuesday, President Joe Biden said, “Make no mistake, Russia is going to lose this war. We are going to give Ukraine its last air defense system.” Welcoming the representatives of NATO countries to this historic summit, he further …

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand welcome in Vienna, Austrian artists sang 'Vande Mataram'

[ad_1] Vienna: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Vienna late Tuesday evening. He was welcomed at the airport by Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schaubenberg. Modi, who arrived in Austria after a successful two-day visit to Russia, held extensive talks with Prime Minister Nehammer today. Prime Minister (Chancellor) Karl Nehammer hugged …

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