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Bikaner: The Indian and Japanese armies engaging in the joint exercise Dharma Guardian highlight the collaboration and shared strategic interests between the two nations.Integral to this exercise is the practice of yoga, underscoring its significance in enhancing physical and mental well-being.India-Japan Exercise Dharma Guardian was underway at the Mahajan field firing ranges in Rajasthan.Troops

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.The two leaders, as they met, also exchanged books on Thursday. On X, Jaishankar shared a post, showing him and Gates posing for a picture with their respective books."A good book exchange with @BillGates. And a great conversation," Jaishankar wrote.Bill Gates, who is on a visit to India, arrived in Odisha’s

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, while commending India’s foreign policy, highlighted the crucial need for individuals to be well-informed about global affairs.He emphasized that it is essential for the average person to actively engage with foreign policy matters."Certainly, all Indians need to take more interest in foreign policy. it is very common all over the world, there is

Bangalore: Four people have been detained for questioning in connection with the low-intensity bomb blast at a Bengaluru eatery, police sources said on Saturday.Sleuths of the Central Crime Branch probing the case are interrogating the four, picked up from Dharwad, Hubli and Bangalore “at length”, the sources said.Bengaluru City Commissioner B Dayananda said investigation into The Rameshwaram

With Prime Minister Modi bestowing the “astronaut wings” on four test pilots of the Indian Air Force, in reality they will be called "Vyomanauts" rather than “Astronauts” in tune with the naming tradition of space travellers in human space programs of different countries. The western space travellers are called ‘Astronauts’, Russians ‘Cosmonauts’ and finally the Chinese ‘Taikonauts’by Aroonim

Indian Defence Ministry signed contracts for procurement of nuclear-capable BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles at the cost of 195.2 billion rupees ($2.36 billion) for the Indian Navy, an official statement said on Friday, reported Pakistan based publication The Express Tribune.“The contract for procurement of BrahMos missiles has been signed with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited at ₹19,518.65