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Saudi army chief makes ‘historic and landmark’ first visit to India

His three-day visit marked the deepening cooperation between the two countries.

The prime minister also emphasised the importance of close bilateral collaboration to boost trade and regional connectivity.

The spokesperson said India has consistently conveyed its concerns to China and Pakistan.

Islamabad's ire was directed at the order banning Muslim students from wearing the hijab in the Indian state of Karnataka.

Sri Lanka foreign minister G. L. Peiris will discuss various issues with Indian leaders to strengthen bilateral ties in fields such as trade.

The prime minister said that the partnership between Pakistan and China was an anchor for peace and stability in the region.

A report by the International Crisis Group warned that any incident could lead to a direct conflict between the two nuclear powers.

The authorities also said security forces had killed 13 terrorists in the province's Panjgur and Naushki areas.

He also advised the two countries to resolve their disputes and start trade to fight poverty in the region.

India and China have been engaged in a standoff for almost two years now and efforts are being made to resolve the issue amicably.