Pakistan has signalled since January that Raisi would visit, and the prime minister said last week the visit would take place "very soon"Islamabad: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will make an official visit to Pakistan this week, Islamabad said on Sunday, as the two Muslim neighbours seek to mend ties after tit-for-tat missile strikes in January.The visit, which Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign

Kuwait City: The first-ever Hindi radio broadcast has started in Kuwait, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait said on Monday. The Indian Embassy in Kuwait lauded Kuwait’s Ministry of Information for starting a Hindi program on Kuwait Radio on FM 93.3 and AM 96.3 every Sunday.The Indian Embassy in Kuwait noted that this step taken will further strengthen the ties between the two nations.In a post on X,

Washington: US President Joe Biden and First Lady, Jill Biden, extended greetings to people of Jain faith on Mahavir Jayanti.In a post on X, Biden stated, "Jill and I wish a joyous Mahavir Jayanti to people of the Jain faith. Today, let us continue to recognize the values Mahavir Swami embodied and celebrate by spreading love, joy, and harmony."Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated to mark the birth

Male: President Mohamed Muizzu’s ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) has won a supermajority in the Maldives Parliament. His party won 60 seats in the parliamentary elections held on Sunday, Maldives-based Sun Online reported.Over 2,00,000 people voted in the parliamentary elections, in which 326 candidates were in the fray for 93 seats in the next parliamentary assembly, including six new

Islamabad: Amid the economic crisis in Pakistan, the rate for 10-gram gold has climbed to an all-time high of Pakistan currency (PKR) 216,221, while one tola gold (12.5 gram) has now touched PKR 252,200 on Saturday, Dawn reported.The rates skyrocketed after the rise of PKR 1,286 for ten grams and PKR 1,500 for 12-grams quantity on Friday.As per rates issued by the All Sindh Saraf Jewellers

New Delhi: Amid shortages in the inventory of shoulder-fired missiles to tackle aerial threats on borders with China and Pakistan, the Indian Army is progressing two cases worth over ₹6,800 Crores for developing Very Short Range Air Defence Systems indigenously.The Army has plans of developing and buying over 500 launchers and around 3,000 missiles from indigenous routes.At the same time, the