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The external affairs minister spoke of confronting challenges facing countries of the Indian Ocean region. EAM Jaishankar called for shoring up engagement among countriesNew Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday called for shoring up engagement among countries of Indian Ocean region to confront challenges like safeguarding sovereignty, dealing with cases of disregard to maritime

Perth: The External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, lauded the deepening relationship between India and Australia during his address at the 7th Indian Ocean Conference held in Perth.Describing the ties as "increasingly consequential," Jaishankar highlighted the nations’ status as Comprehensive Strategic Partners, Quad members, and collaborators in tri-laterals with France and Indonesia.Notably,

Confirmed that Rudram-3 will have a ground attack variant with Penetration-Cum-Blast (PCB) warhead, development of this warhead completed, there is an anti-radiation variant also planned.According to a Twitter post by Varun Karthikeyan, the Rudram-3 is a hypersonic, air-launched, quasi-ballistic missile with a range of about 550 kilometers and a speed of more than Mach 5. The Rudram-3 is expected

Perth: Highlighting the challenge of supply-side risks being faced globally, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called for building reliable and resilient supply chains on Friday.The EAM was speaking at the seventh Indian Ocean Conference 2024 in Perth, Australia.China’s supply chain is involved in the extraction or processing of critical raw minerals, which are used in many industries.

At the World Defence Show, where Russia is striving to attract buyers for its advanced technology, the head of state arms exporter Rosoboronexport dismissed allegations of any delays in the delivery of the S-400 air defence systems to IndiaCEO Alexander Mikheev of Rosoboronexport definitively dismissed rumours suggesting a halt in the delivery of the S-400 air defence systems to India. He

New Delhi: A parliamentary panel has advised the government to address the issue of a substantial volume of "non-moving" items. The panel recommended streamlining the procurement process and enforcing "strict action" against individuals responsible for procurement delays. In a report presented in the Lok Sabha on Thursday, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) emphasized the significance of