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If Pakistan takes Kashmir issue to international court, then it will have to lose the POK too.  Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been threatening to take the Kashmir issue to international court for a long time.  But Imran Khan probably does not know that if the Kashmir issue goes to international court, then Pakistan will also have to lose the POK.  Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan also said in a statement that taking Kashmir issue to international court could be Pakistan's biggest mistake.  The International Security Council had also earlier ordered Kashmir and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir to merge.

Modi very excited about foreign trips  New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his great enthusiasm for the visits of France, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain from August 22 to 26, saying that this visit will strengthen our relations with friends who play good friends from time to time.  And new possibilities of cooperation will open.  After leaving for the yatra, Modi gave information about his foreign trip by tweeting one after the other.  In France, he said, looking forward to talks with President Emanuel Macron and PM Edward Philipp.  In the 1950s and 1960s, there will be talks about the establishment of an Indian Diaspora Memorial for the victims of two Air India accidents in France.  In another tweet, Modi said, in UAE, there will be extensive talks with Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi.  The Crown Prince and I will issue a postage stamp to mark the 150th birth anniversary of Bapu.  The R...

Jaishankar met the President of Nepal  External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met courtesy of Nepal's President Vidya Devi Bhandari at Sheetal Niwas here on Thursday.  Dr. Jaishankar is currently on a visit to Nepal to co-chair the fifth meeting of the Nepal-India Joint Commission.  The Foreign Minister of Nepal Pradeep Kumar Gyawali and Dr. Jaishankar co-chaired the meeting.  The two leaders also took stock of the entire expansion of India-Nepal bilateral relations.  Dr. Jaishankar will also provide a check of Rs 80.71 crore on behalf of the Central Government to Gyawali, as the Government of India has promised Rs 500 million for the improvement of roads in the Terai areas of Nepal.  Four of the projects under construction are ready for inauguration.  The Nepal-India Joint Commission was established in June 1987.  Its meetings are held alternately in Nepal and India.  The last meeting of the Joint Commission was held in N...