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Modi meets Mauritian prime minister, discusses bilateral ties

Prime minister Narendra Modi met his Mauritian counterpart Pravind Jugnauth in New Delhi on Friday and discussed important issues to deepen the bilateral ties.    

Jugnauth, along with his wife Kobita Ramdanee, had paid obeisance at the ancient Mata Bagulmukhi temple in Dharamshala on Wednesday, after winning the hard-fought election in his country last month. 


The Mauritian prime minister visited Dharamshala nearly a month after his party, the Militant Socialist Movement (MSM), won a majority of seats in Parliament.

- PTI

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Balendra Shah said he had recently learnt that Nepal had also 'encroached' on territories in India.

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NEPAL prime minister Balendra Shah on Sunday said he had recently learnt that Nepal had also “encroached” on territories in India, while responding to questions in Parliament on the long-running border dispute between the two countries.

In his first appearance in the ongoing Parliament session that began on May 11, Shah said India and Nepal had agreed to seek the help of historians, surveyors and experts to resolve the issue. He also said Kathmandu had raised the matter with China and the United Kingdom.

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