New Delhi: Noting that the relationship with China is important and significant, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that there is need to urgently address the “prolonged situation on our borders” so that the abnormality in bilateral interactions can be put behind and hoped that peace and tranquillity will be restored on the borders through positive and constructive bilateral engagement.In an

India on Wednesday said it is and will remain Colombo’s most reliable friend and dependable partner as it underlined that New Delhi was willing to offer modern defence equipment to friendly partner countries like Sri Lanka.Addressing the Second India-Sri Lanka Defence Seminar here, India’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, Santosh Jha, said that like in other areas, India and Sri Lanka were

India to deploy defence attaches in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Ivory Coast, Philippines, Armenia, and Poland to strengthen ties amidst geopolitical tensionsIndia will deploy defence attaches in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Ivory Coast, Philippines, Armenia, and Poland, marking a significant shift in its strategic approach to bolster ties with key regions amidst growing geopolitical tensions.As per a report

Underwater domain awareness (UDA) is of growing interest to Australia and India, prompted by the increasing number of underwater assets deployed by China’s People’s Liberation Army. Canberra and New Delhi have highlighted UDA in joint defense exercises and bilateral talks, with more comprehensive collaboration planned, officials and analysts say.“The escalating presence of Chinese submarines and

Bikaner: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday reaffirmed India’s unwavering stance against cross-border terrorism, particularly highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership in handling security challenges.Reflecting on past experiences, Jaishankar drew attention to how India’s stance on cross-border terrorism before PM Modi’s era, and underscored a notable shift since the

New Delhi: Confirming his upcoming maiden visit to India, Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday said he was looking forward to meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Taking to his official handle on Wednesday, Musk posted, "Looking forward to meeting with Prime Minister @NarendraModi in India!"According to sources, Musk, on his maiden India visit, might make the much-anticipated announcement of Tesla’s