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PM wishes Pakistan success in tackling terror

I wish them success (in combating terrorism)," Singh said addressing the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit here. On Wednesday, Singh had in Srinagar renewed India's hand of friendship with Pakistan and followed it up yesterday, saying there were no pre-conditions for holding dialogue, but made...

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