Category: Notizie Estero

Male: The website of the President of Maldives went unreachable on Saturday night.The official websites of the President, Foreign Ministry and Tourism Ministry of Maldives are down and are unreachable.The reasons behind top government websites’ not working are yet to be ascertained. There is no official word from the government so far.Moreover, the website of the Maldivian Tourism Ministry is

Kochi: During the 3rd P Parameswaran Memorial Lecture, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar delved into the significance of a rules-based order and the role of ethics in international relations.Jaishankar spoke on the ‘Role of Bharat in Shaping a Just World Order-A Perspective for the Immediate Future’ at Al Saj Convention Centre, Kazhakoottam, a major suburb of the capital city.He emphasised

NEW DELHI: The Navy released the first footage of Indian crew members who escaped the hijacking attempt on a Liberian cargo ship. In a video, the crew members thanked the Indian Navy with ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ chants.Yesterday, the Indian Navy freed the Liberian cargo ship and its crew that Somali pirates tried to hijack in the Arabian Sea. The six armed robbers had to flee from the ship in fear

A community interaction with members of the Indian diaspora in the UK is also expected to be part of his three-day itineraryLondon: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to embark upon a three-day visit to the UK from Monday, seen as significant to the bilateral partnership in the sphere of defence and security as the last ministerial level visit took place 22 years ago.Mr Singh’s previously

Lakshadweep: PM Modi’s Lakshadweep Tourism Push May Impact China-leaning MaldivesIndia-Maldives ties in the past few months have been strained, after President Mohamed Muizzu came to power. China has been investing on infrastructure in the MaldivesNew Delhi: A tweet by a Maldives minister days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Lakshadweep archipelago has triggered a row on social

A team of seven scientists and researchers from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed a clean green cooling technology using carbon dioxide (CO2). But this time, the technological innovation is for the Indian Navy.The team from the Interdisciplinary Centre for Energy Research (ICER), IISc, developed a trans critical CO2-based refrigeration and heat pump system. The system has completed