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Gains of globalisation at risk, warns PM

Pak must walk away from terror for dialogue with India, says Modi at Raisina Dialogue

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Archis Mohan New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Pakistan must walk away from terror if it wants to have a dialogue with India. On India's relations with China, the PM said it wasn't "unnatural" for two large neighbouring powers to have some differences, but called upon Beijing to show sensitivity and respect for New Delhi's core concerns and interests.
Speaking at the second edition of Raisina Dialogue, an international conference on issues of geopolitics jointly organised by the Ministry of External Affairs and Observer Research Foundation, the PM echoed Chinese President Xi Jinping's views on globalisation, made earlier in the day at the

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