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New Delhi: External Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday held discussions with Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sergei Aleinik on bilateral ties including development partnership in the field of defence.The meeting, held in New Delhi, saw both leaders delving into various facets encompassing political, trade, and economic dimensions.Both the leaders took stock of the cooperation

Washington: Following a pivotal meeting between National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, the American Jewish Community has emphasised the significance of India’s support for the West Asian country during the current challenging times.Jason Isaacson, Chief Policy and Political Affairs Officer of the American Jewish Community Isaacson highlighted the

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, on Tuesday warmly welcomed and bid farewell to the outgoing UK High Commissioner, Alex Ellis, while thanking him for strengthening bilateral relationship with India.EAM Jaishankar expressed his gratitude for the dedicated service and contributions made by the outgoing UK High Commissioner during his tenure in India."Glad to receive UK High

Port Louis: President Droupadi Murmu participated as the Chief Guest at the 56th Mauritius Independence Day celebrations and appreciated the growing ties between the two countries.She also witnessed the Indian Navy contingent’s participation in the march.Mauritius PM Pravind Jugnauth and Mauritius President Prithvirajsing Roopun were also present at the celebrations."A momentous occasion for the

Washington: In light of a recent report that credits outreach by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, among other global leaders, to Russian President Vladimir Putin in helping to prevent a "potential nuclear attack" on Ukraine, two US Congressmen opine that India, known for Mahatma Gandhi and his ideology of nonviolence, is growing into a power which will be looked at for resolving global

Beijing: China said on Tuesday that it supports the Maldives in safeguarding its sovereignty, as the first batch of Indian military personnel operating a helicopter left the island nation and was replaced by a civilian crew.Indian military personnel stationed in the Maldives manning the operations of a helicopter left the country after handing over the operations of the chopper to an Indian