Chinese FM Wang Yi may visit India next week

New Delhi: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi may visit India next week in a move aimed at a effecting a thaw in bilateral ties as well as to reinvigorate regional mechanisms. TNS Valid e-visas of 156 countries’ nationals restored new...

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Updated At : 12:19 PM Mar 17, 2022 IST

New Delhi: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi may visit India next week in a move aimed at a effecting a thaw in bilateral ties as well as to reinvigorate regional mechanisms. TNS

Valid e-visas of 156 countries’ nationals restored

new delhi: All currently valid five-year e-tourist visas given to citizens of 156 countries and regular paper visas to nationals of all countries have been restored with immediate effect.

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