Indian PM tells the UN that bilateral talks between rivals must be held "without a shadow of terrorism".
Modi's UN speech on Saturday was his first address to the world body since taking power in May [AP]
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has underscored
his readiness to restart bilateral talks with nuclear rival Pakistan,
but insisted that such negotiations must be held "without a shadow of
terrorism".
"I want to hold bilateral talks to improve friendship and cooperation
in all seriousness and in an atmosphere of peace, without a shadow of
terrorism," Modi told the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday in
his first address to the world body
since he was elected as India's prime minister in May.
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