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 As much of Afghanistan falls into their hands, about 50 Indian diplomats and activists have left their Kandahar consulate in the face of Taliban demands, according to Indian media. Taliban fighters are rapidly taking control of key areas of southern Afghanistan around Kandahar, as well as creating major security concerns in western Afghanistan; In this situation, India has taken this step to remove diplomats and staff, NDTV reported. The Indian embassy in Kabul said on Tuesday it had no plans to close the embassy and consulates in Kandahar and Mazar-e-Sharif. Earlier, India's foreign ministry said it was closely monitoring the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan and its impact on the safety and security of Indian citizens. "We will take action as per the situation," ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi told a news conference on Thursday. The United States and NATO have called for the withdrawal of all troops from Afghanistan by August, ending nearly 20 years ...

 India-Pakistan Bilateral Trade: Past, Present & Future India-Pakistan Bilateral Trade: Past, Present & Future International   trade  assumes  a  great  significance  in  economic  development  of  both developed and developing countries. In the last three decades, particularly during 1990s and 2000s, most of the countries liberalized their trade as a part of economic reforms adopted  by  them  and  facilitated  by  the  WTO  policies.  One  of  the  most  significant developments in the area of international trade is the emergence of regional groupings especially bilateral trade relations in the every part of World trading system.   However,    the   potential   of   bilateral   trade   between   India   and   Pakistan   has   not materialized...