UP CM Yogi Adityanath also seen is Chief of Army Staff Gen Manoj PandeArmy Chief General Manoj Pande on Monday visited the Ammunition and Missile Complex in Uttar Pradesh’s Kanpur and said that multiple initiatives by the government and the Indian Army have given significant fillip to the defence manufacturing ecosystem and resulted in major contracts being awarded to the Indian defence Industry.

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called out the space given to extremist Khalistani elements in foreign countries and said this is not freedom of speech, but a misuse of it.He said it is not good for any country to send that kind of message for their own reputation and expressed hope that action will be taken against those who attacked Indian missions.The EAM was speaking at the

Washington: Senior official performing the duties of the Deputy Secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security, Kristie Canegallo, will visit India on February 27 to co-chair the US-India Homeland Security Dialogue, which is scheduled to be held on February 28.The US Department of Homeland Security told ANI that Canegallo will be in India from February 27 to 29 to co-chair the security

Abu Dhabi: The World Trade Organisation (WTO) held its thirteenth Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi on Monday.The Indian delegation at the conference was led by Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal on the first day of the event.On the first day of the WTO, Comoros and Timor Leste became members of the organisation. Notably, India had been supporting these accessions and welcomed the expansion of

Bangalore: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that Kashmir is, was and will continue to remain a part of India, while speaking at an event here.Delivering the valedictory speech at the ‘Constitution and National Unity Convention-2024’, the Lok Sabha MP from Srinagar raised concerns about the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) ahead of Lok Sabha polls and expressed hope

Bangalore: The Karnataka Government had invited Indian-origin professor Nitasha Kaul to attend an event here, however, the academic at the University of Westminster in the United Kingdom was denied entry when she landed at Bengaluru airport.In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Kashmiri Pandit academic based in London wrote, “Denied entry to #India for speaking on democratic & constitutional