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Ex-Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed apologises to India: Want Indian people to come on their holidays Watch

Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed issued an apology to India on Friday and said that the country wanted Indian tourists to consider spending their holidays there and

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India Maldives row: Derogatory remarks against PM Modi: 3 Maldives ministers suspended indefinitely with pay

India-Maldives row: Three deputy youth ministers in the Maldives, Mariyam Shiuna, Mahzoom Majid, and Malsha Shareef, have been suspended indefinitely for making derogatory remarks against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The suspension comes amid tensions between India and the Maldives over the comments, with the Maldives government distancing itself and calling the remarks unacceptable. Indians, including celebrities, have shown support for local tourist destinations.

India has always helped us: Former Maldives defence minister amid row over PM remarks

India has always helped us: Former Maldives defence minister amid row over PM remarks Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

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