Russia supports India's proposal on terrorism, offers access to Glonass Satellite for civilian useNew Delhi, Nov.10 (ANI): Russia stands with India in combating terrorism and backs India's proposal of Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation S.S. Sobyanin here on Tuesday.Convention on International Terrorism or, the...
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Russia supports India''s proposal on terrorism, offers access to Glonass Satellite for civilian useNew Delhi, Nov. 10 : Russia stands with India in combating terrorism and backs India''sproposal of Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation S. S. Sobyanin here on Tuesday.Convention on International Terrorism or, the CCIT...
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Russia supports India's proposal on terrorism, offers access to Glonass Satellite for civilian useRussia stands with India in combating terrorism and backs India's proposal of Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation S.S. Sobyanin here on Tuesday.Convention on International Terrorism or, the CCIT is an Indian document,...
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Russia supports India''s proposal on terrorism, offers access to Glonass Satellite for civilian useBy Naveen Kapoor, New Delhi, Nov.10 : Russia stands with India in combating terrorism and backs India''s proposal of Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation S.S. Sobyanin here on Tuesday.Convention on International Terrorism...
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Asserting that Pakistan was abetting terrorism in India, especially Jammu and Kashmir, Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today said the frequent terror attacks in Pakistan indicated that those who promote terrorism cannot themselves escape from it.''Pakistan has an agenda to abet terrorism in the Valley which has been a victim of such attacks for two decades,'' Mr Azad said.''India has been a...
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Asserting that Pakistan was abetting terrorism in India, especially Jammu and Kashmir, Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today said the frequent terror attacks in Pakistan indicated that those who promote terrorism cannot themselves escape from it.''Pakistan has an agenda to abet terrorism in the Valley which has been a victim of such attacks for two decades,'' Mr Azad said.''India has been a...
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President Pratibha Patil with Chief Justice of India Justice K. G. Balakrishnan, Union Minister for Law and Justice Veerappa Moily and All India Senior Advocates Association president Ram Jethmalani at the International Conference of Jurists in New Delhi on Saturday.New Delhi: Describing terrorism as a global phenomenon, President Pratibha Patil on Saturday said, “Global problems call for global response.”Ms....
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The United Nations, for the first time brought together counter-terrorism experts from India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and other South Asian nations to join forces to fight terrorism.As a step to building regional cooperation on terrorism, the UN brought police and prosecutors from eight SAARC countries to share experiences and technical data about problems in fighting terrorism. Mike Smith, the UN official...
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United Nations, for thefirst time brought together counter-terrorism experts fromIndia, Pakistan, Afghanistan and other South Asian nations tojoin forces to fight terrorism.As a step to building regional cooperation on terrorism,the U.N. brought police and prosecutors from eight SAARCcountries to share experiences and technical data aboutproblems in fighting terrorism.Mike Smith, the U.N. official...
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ISTANBUL: Turkish president Abdullah Gul has urged the world community to extend full support to Pakistani democracy in the struggle against terrorism.Speaking at the opening session of the standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation (COMCEC) of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) in Istanbul, Gul linked stability in the region with Pakistan’s.He stressed for extending immediate...
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