People-centric issues should not be allowed to get stuck: Dinesh Trivedi
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People-centric issues should not be allowed to get stuck: Dinesh Trivedi
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi has called for keeping trade, cultural exchanges and people-to-people connectivity between Bangladesh and India moving forward, saying such issues should not be held back by political developments. Talking to reporters after a cultural programme»»»
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Kazakhstan Plans Major Airport Expansion
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