Islamabad: Islamabad: Pakistan’s newly-elected Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday raked up the Kashmir issue in his maiden address but pledged to improve ties with all leading nations, including the country’s neighbours.Shehbaz said that Pakistan would not become part of any ‘great game’ and his government would increase the number of friends.He pledged to build and improve ties with all

S Jaishankar highlighted how the Modi government has been focusing on boosting the border infrastructure and that there has to be an equilibrium eventually in the relations between India and ChinaNew Delhi: China must adhere to border management pacts and there has to be peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) for improvement in Sino-India ties, External Affairs Minister S

New Delhi: Responding sharply to a question whether "India was being a bully in the region" (sub-continent and the Indian Ocean region), at a book launch event in the national capital, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said ‘big bullies’ don’t provide USD 4.5 billion in aid when neighbours are in distress."The big change today in this part of the world is what has happened between India and

The Basai railway station in Agra has been renamed in honour of Captain Shubham Gupta, an Indian Army soldier, who was killed during an encounter with terrorists in Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir. Agra Congress President targets BJP over name change of stationsCaptain Shubham Gupta was killed during terrorist encounter in Jammu and Kashmir last yearTo honour the sacrifice of Captain Shubham Gupta,

International Institute of Information Technology, BangaloreSDI also plays a pivotal role in providing specialized training to selected officers of the IAFBangalore: The International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIIT-B) and Software Development Institute (SDI) of the Indian Air Force (IAF) announced a strategic partnership aimed at driving ground-breaking research and

Islamabad: Shehbaz Sharif, returning as Pakistan’s prime minister for a second time on Sunday when his brother declined a fourth term, has played a crucial role holding together a disparate coalition for 16 months after rival Imran Khan was ousted.Sharif, 72, won a parliamentary vote for premier, resuming the role he had held until August when parliament was dissolved ahead of last month’s