India rejects ‘lies and half-truths’ on J&K penned by Pakistani envoy to China
The Embassy made these remarks in response to an article titled Urgent actions on Jammu, Kashmir needed’ published in China’s state-run Global Times on August 7.
Aditi Bhaduri
Landmark deals announced between India and Maldives
India will support connectivity projects in Maldives through a financial package consisting of a grant of USD 100 million and a new Line of Credit of USD 400 million
Islamic State threat in west Syria growing: US commander
The top U.S. commander for the Middle East is warning that elements of the Islamic State group are working to rebuild in western Syria, where the U.S. has little visibility or presence.
India plans Rs 10,000 cr transshipment port in Nicobar
Prime Minister Modi said that as India looks to establish itself as an important player in global supply and value chain, it is very important to strengthen the network of waterways and ports.
How US “Caesar Act” Will Affect the Situation in Syria and Moscow’s Policy
Sanctions against Syria could also provide Moscow with new tools for expanding its presence in Syria. The Syrian settlement could also become an area for selective engagement between Russia and the EU.
Israel shares groundbreaking technology with AIIMS to tackle Covid-19
Embassy of Israel and private Israeli companies contribute medical equipment and technology to All India Institute of Medical Sciences to fight COVID-19
6 Gulf Arab countries back extending UN arms embargo on Iran
The Gulf Cooperation Council said it sent a letter to the UN Security Council backing an extension of an arms embargo that’s kept Iran from purchasing foreign-made weapons like fighter jets, tanks and warships.
Russia registers world’s first Covid-19 vaccine
The state-run Gamaleya research institute last week launched Phase III trials of the Covid-19 vaccine
A year of development and progress in Jammu and Kashmir
The enormous progress that has been achieved in the short span of a year bears witness to the fact that the decision taken by the government of India on Aug. 5, 2019, was a much-needed reform.
Bangladesh’s changing religious landscape
The rise of radicalism has made a dent on the secular fabric of society