Pune: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday highlighted the key geo-economic challenges and stressed the imperative need to cultivate deep national strengths and capabilities during the Amrit Kaal that will help India to transit towards becoming a developed economy and the leading power.He further stated that the initiatives and programmes implemented in the country in last decade is

Gilgit-Baltistan: There has been growing unrest in the regions of
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over Pakistan’s negligent attitude towards the
region.

The Titri Note area in PoK recently witnessed massive protests, during which
hundreds of people demanded to cross over the border to reach the Poonch
district in India, to procure flour, claiming that Pakistan cannot provide
them

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar shared his happiness over witnessing the joint inauguration of the Airstrip of Agalega, Saint James Jetty, and other development projects by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth of Mauritius.In an official post on X, Dr S Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External Affairs, tweeted about the event, stating, "Privileged to

As for the full fiscal year FY24, growth rate is expected to sign off with 7.6%, thanks to private investmentsFebruary, 29 is a bonus day, thanks to the leap year. And in a befitting way, India’s growth took a giant leap with its economic heart beating faster than everyone’s expectations.The second advance estimates released Thursday showed Q3 GDP growth jumping a jaunty 8.4% — way past

by Lt Gen VG Khandare (Retd)Any aspiring nation must set its vision and all the citizens would have to be equally responsible stake holders and contributors to the achievement of the desired vision, mission and objectives. Such a commitment should cut across all fault lines within the nation. India is not alien to this fact, history is replete with illustrations of India’s grandeur and the

Mauritius inaugurated on Thursday an Indian-financed air strip and jetty on the island of Agaléga, but denied the remote islet would be used for military purposes.The three kilometre (1.9-mile) air strip and jetty were agreed upon during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 2015 visit to Mauritius and cost 8.8 billion Mauritian rupees (US$192 million).Jugnauth said the infrastructures would help