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Kampala: On the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a meeting with counterparts from Egypt and Belarus in Kampala on Thursday (local time).During the meeting, Jaishankar and his Belarusian counterpart Sergei Aleinik exchanged views on cooperation between India and Belarus in various sectors.The two leaders spoke about developments

Davos: Engineers India Limited (EIL) Chairman and Managing Director Vartika Shukla has said that India is the only country where there is so much growth. She stated that India has so many skills which are emerging as export potential in many nations.In an interview with ANI on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, Shukla stated that EIL is hopeful that there will be a substantial change

Kampala: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Angolan Foreign Minister Amb Tete Antonio and held discussions on the expanding collaboration between India and Angola as well as broader India-Africa cooperation.He also thanked his Angolan counterpart for extending visa-free arrangements for Indian nationals.Jaishankar took to social media platform X to share insights from the diplomatic

Hyderabad: Lufthansa is pulling flight capacity from other countries to meet booming travel demand in India, which is now the German airline’s fastest-growing major market, Chief Commercial Officer Heiko Reitz said on Thursday.Lufthansa’s, opens new tab flight capacity to India is 14% higher than pre-COVID levels, even as it has yet to see a full recovery in some other markets, Reitz told Reuters

If all goes to plan, JAXA’s lander will make Japan the fifth country ever to land on the moon. Japan will join US, Russia, China and India if it pulls off this moon landing. JAXA lost contact with a lunar lander in late 2022. The Japanese spacecraft is nicknamed the Moon SniperJapan hopes to shake off a string of major setbacks to its space ambitions with an attempt to land a lander on the moon’s

Hyderabad: Airbus, opens new tab expects to double the total value of parts it sources from India to $1.5 billion in coming years, the plane maker’s India chief said on Thursday, as it looks to ride the boom in the world’s fastest growing aviation market.Indian carriers IndiGo, Air India and Akasa are set to receive deliveries of hundreds of new planes over the next decade in a boost for local