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New Delhi: The Indian Navy will take “affirmative action” to ensure a safer and more secure Indian Ocean Region, its chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said on Saturday while citing the anti-piracy operations undertaken by the naval force in the last 100 days.In response to a query during a press conference at the newly-built Nausena Bhawan here, he said “no Indian-flagged vessel” has been targeted by

New Delhi: Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said on Saturday that the Navy has saved the lives of 102 people in piracy-related operations which include 27 Pakistanis and 30 Iranians.“The Navy has saved the lives of 110 people, including 45 Indians and 65 international citizens, during its Operation Sankalp and other operations. We have also responded to 13 attack incidents in which the lives of

"Every country wants a stable neighbourhood…if nothing else you want at least a quiet neighbourhood," he said in response to a question on India’s ties with PakistanSingapore: Underlining that Pakistan is sponsoring terrorism at almost an "industry level", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday asserted that the mood in India now is not to overlook terrorists and it "will not skirt

New Delhi: India summoned a German envoy today to protest against the
country’s remarks on the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi liquor policy
case. The Ministry of External Affairs said that German foreign ministry
spokesperson’s remarks were a "blatant interference in India’s internal
matters".

The Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy, George Enzweiler, was today

Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended reinstating an 18 per cent general sales tax (GST) on petrol during the ongoing discussions with the government for the release of the last tranche of its bailout package, The Express Tribune reported on Saturday.The IMF has proposed increasing the levy on petrol by Pakistani currency (PKR) 60 and reinstating the 18 per cent GST

Male: Toeing a reconciliatory tone after a diplomatic row with India, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has requested New Delhi for debt relief measures, while stating that India will continue to remain Maldives’ "closest ally," local media reported.He further claimed that he has "not taken any action nor made any statements" that may strain the relationship between the two countries.Notably,