Tragic death in the Maldives as child dies due to delay in medical evacuation. Controversy arises over the use of Indian choppers. India-Maldives relations strainedA 13-year-old in the Maldives died due to a delay in medical evacuation, a result of alleged reluctance on the Maldivian government’s part to use Indian choppers. The young schoolboy died at the Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH)

Greek PM’s visit to India will build on the momentum created by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s key visit to Greece last year – the first by an Indian Prime Minister in four decadesIn a pivotal diplomatic move, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to embark on a significant visit to India in the third week of February. This visit comes as both nations seek to bolster their ties

Washington: The US on January 18 evaded a question on whether Pakistan
held prior consultations with Washington before conducting retaliatory air
strikes on Iran. On media reports claiming Pakistan consulted the US before
conducting strikes in Iran, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller,
during a regular press briefing in Washington, said, “I do not have any
private

New Delhi: As the much-anticipated ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya draws near, people of the Hindu community across the globe are gearing up for grand celebrations, showcasing their unbridled enthusiasm and reverence for this historic occasion.The ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony is not merely an Indian event but a global celebration that resonates with the hearts of millions

Taipei City: Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu on Saturday said that Taiwan has shown its democratic resilience to the world despite China’s attempts to intervene in the national elections, Focus Taiwan reported.In his address at the 2024 Democratic Resilience Forum in Taipei, Wu stated that Taiwan successfully held legislative and presidential polls last week despite China’s attempts to