Indian Scholars in Sanskrit and Pali can do a lot to support Buddhism in Russia
By Aditi Bhaduri Dr. Baatr Kitinov is a native Buddhist of the Russian Federation, from
Month: February 2024
China’s new dam on the Brahmaputra a threat to Bangladesh, India
By Saleem Samad China is secretly building the world’s biggest dam over the mighty Brahmaputra
Myanmar’s rebel offensive poses challenges for India
In its fight against a number of ethnic rebel outfits, the Myanmarese army has lost huge swathes of territory. And India has much to worry over the latest spurt in fighting.
Pakistan Elections – What to Expect?
Sharif’s party won the most seats by a single party in Thursday’s election, but supporters of imprisoned Khan, who ran as independents instead of as a single bloc after his party was barred from the polls, won the most seats overall.
Russia denies “disruption” in supplies of S-400 missile systems
India and Russia had concluded a deal for the supply of S-400 Triumf missile system in October 2018., for a sum amounting to $5.43 billion dollars
Impact on commodities due to chaos in the Red Sea
According to shipping data provider AXSMarine, the number of tankers in the Suez canal fell over 50% in the week starting Jan. 15 compared to the previous week.