International
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23 Indians Killed in West Asia Conflict, Five Dead in Black Sea Shipping Attacks
NEW DELHI– At least 23 Indian nationals, including 15 seafarers, have been killed in the ongoing conflict in West Asia,…
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India Urges Citizens in France and Italy to Exercise Caution Amid Protests
NEW DELHI– India has advised its citizens living in or traveling to France and Italy, including students, to follow safety…
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India Votes Against US Embargo on Cuba at UN, Opposes Laws Violating National Sovereignty
UNITED NATIONS–India has reaffirmed its opposition to laws and sanctions that undermine the sovereignty of other nations, voting in favor…
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22 Indian Nationals, Including 14 Seafarers, Killed in West Asia Conflict
NEW DELHI– At least 22 Indian nationals, including 14 seafarers, have been killed in the ongoing conflict in West Asia,…
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India and Canada Hold First Migration and Mobility Dialogue to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
New Delhi — India and Canada held their inaugural Migration and Mobility Dialogue on Monday, exploring opportunities to facilitate cross-border…
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India Issues Safety Advisory for Nationals in France, Italy and Belgium Amid Protests
NEW DELHI — India has urged its citizens in France, Italy and Belgium to remain vigilant, avoid protest areas and…
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India Working to Bring Home Stranded Umrah Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia as Regional Conflict Continues
NEW DELHI — India is coordinating with airlines and tour operators to bring home thousands of Indian pilgrims stranded in…
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Indian National Among Two Killed in Saudi Airport Attack, Two Other Indians Injured
RIYADH — An Indian national was among two people killed in an attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam,…
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India Seeks Details on Incident Involving 14 Nationals Aboard Yacht Off Yemen Coast
NEW DELHI — India said Thursday it was investigating reports of an incident involving 14 Indian nationals aboard a yacht…
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US Congressional Scrutiny of Singham-Linked Groups Draws Attention to India, Europe Protests
Washington — Organizations linked to American technology entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham are facing increased scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over their…
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