International
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Quad will stand up for a free, open Indo-Pacific region
New Delhi– The Quad will stand up for a free and open Indo-Pacific region in all eventualities, White House officials…
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World Food India 2024: Chirag Paswan meets agriculture leaders of Liberia and Djibouti
New Delhi– Minister of Food Processing Industries, Chirag Paswan, met with the Regional Agriculture Coordinator for the Ministry of Agriculture…
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Quad still focused on maritime security, says US
By Yashwant Raj Washington– The Quad group of India, Australia, Japan and the US may appear to have whittled down…
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Canada to further limit number of international students
Ottawa– The Canadian federal government has announced a further reduction of international students to manage the volume of temporary resident…
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Australia’s Victoria top destination for Indian students: Premier Jacinta Allan
New Delhi– With 200 academic and research collaborations between Australia’s Victoria and India, it is the top choice for students…
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World problems can’t be solved without India’s involvement: German Minister
By Janvi Sonaiya Gandhinagar– Germany’s Development Minister Svenja Schulze, who is on a three-day visit to Gujarat to represent her…
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Italian PM Meloni, top diplomats and politicians greet PM Modi on his 74th birthday
New Delhi– Several world leaders, diplomats and people from all walks of life, greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his…
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Be ready to hear our views on your country, EAM Jaishankar warns foreign diplomats interfering in Indian politics
Geneva– Reacting strongly to the recent comments made by some foreign diplomats posted in India, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S.…
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Putin hails India’s rising success under PM Modi as NSA Doval briefs Russian President on Ukraine visit
Saint Petersburg– Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday once again hailed India’s rising global stature and the strength of its…
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Bangladesh plans to relocate 20,000 Rohingya refugees to US annually
Dhaka– Bangladesh is planning to send 20,000 Rohingya refugees annually to the US, aiming to move a total of 200,000…
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