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Rijiju to leave for Mongolia with relics

New Delhi: India will seek to re-emphasise its religio-cultural linkages with Mongolia with Union Minister Kiren Rijiju leaving for Ulan Bator on Monday by an IAF C-17 flight along with the Buddha’s holy relics in a climate control case. ...

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Updated At : 12:31 PM Jun 13, 2022 IST

New Delhi: India will seek to re-emphasise its religio-cultural linkages with Mongolia with Union Minister Kiren Rijiju leaving for Ulan Bator on Monday by an IAF C-17 flight along with the Buddha’s holy relics in a climate control case.

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