In the Homeland Security Dialogue (HSD) with the US, India is expected to raise the use of digital space and how it is being exploited by terrorist groups for propagating radical views, recruitment and funding terrorismA government delegation from the United States will be in India for the Homeland Security Dialogue with the Union Home Ministry officials on February 28.The talks hold significance

In an address at a defence conclave, Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said weaning away from import dependencies for capability development requirements of the Army remains pivotal in its strategic planning to be ‘future ready’New Delhi: The security of the nation can neither be outsourced nor be dependent on the ‘largesse’ of others, Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said on Saturday, asserting that becoming

Highlighting the importance of collaboration and interoperability among the Coastguard personnel of the Maldives, India and Sri Lanka, Maldivian Defence Minister Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon said the trilateral exercise Dosti’ will unite the troika to address shared maritime security concerns through collaboration. Maumoon was speaking at an event to formally inaugurate the 16th iteration of Dosti,

Visakhapatnam: The sea phase of MILAN 2024, a biennial naval exercise, kicked off in Visakhapatnam, with a remarkable display of cooperation among ships and aircraft from 50 nations alongside the Indian Navy.According to an official press release, this high-intensity sea phase, spanning air, surface, and undersea domains, commenced on Saturday with a powerful showcase of naval prowess.The second

New Delhi: Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister, Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, arrived in New Delhi in the early hours of Monday.Thailand’s Deputy PM, Nukara, is on his first official visit to India.He will be co-chairing the 10th India-Thailand Joint Commission meeting with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at Hyderabad House in Delhi on Tuesday.Randhir Jaiswal, Spokesperson of the Ministry of

Male: The former Maldivian minister of foreign affairs, Abdulla Shahid, said on Saturday that the claims made by Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu about "thousands of Indian military personnel" were just another in a string of lies, adding that there are no armed foreign soldiers stationed in their country.Posting on his social media X, the newly elected president of the Maldivian Democratic