India and Bangladesh will hold their bi-annual DG-level border talks in Dhaka next month to discuss issues related to curbing a variety of cross-frontier crimes and measures to create better coordination between their security forces and agencies, official sources said on Thursday.A delegation led by Border Security Force (BSF) Director General Nitin Agrawal is slated to travel to Bangladesh for

Naval Science and Technological Laboratory (NSTL) a unit of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed a model display arena (NSTL Trident) which is one of its kinds in the state of Andhra PradeshVisakhapatnam : Naval Science and Technological Laboratory (NSTL) a unit of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed a model display arena (NSTL

New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday that the entry of foreign nationals into the country is a sovereign decision regarding the denial of entry to Nitasha Kaul, a UK national.During a weekly media briefing by the MEA, the official spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, said, "This particular UK national (Nitasha Kaul) came to India on February 22. As you know, the entry of foreign

New Delhi: Clarifying the status of the eighth former Indian Navy officer, who was put on death row by a Qatar court in an espionage case before being released, the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said he has certain requirements to fulfil.The eight Indian national will return as soon as he fulfils all the requirements, the MEA stated in a briefing on Thursday.Addressing the press

An Advanced Light Helicopter DHRUV of the Maldivian defence forcesNew Delhi: India on Thursday divulged that the first batch of Indian technical personnel had reached the Maldives.Addressing a weekly press briefing in the national capital, MEA spokesperson Randir Jaiswal said, "We have had the first batch of technical personnel reach the Maldives, Male, to replace the existing personnel."The

Australia’s Pacific Minister Pat Conroy asserts opposition to China’s policing involvement in Pacific Islands, emphasizing the need for local security forces. This stance follows reports of Chinese police working in Kiribati. The United States echoes concerns, cautioning against Chinese security assistance in the region.Australia’s Pacific Minister Pat Conroy said there should be "no role" for