New Delhi: Dammu Ravi, the Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs (Economic Relations), will embark on a visit to Rwanda, Uganda, and Kenya from April 7-12, accompanied by the Additional Secretary (East and Southern Africa), Puneet R Kundal.During the visit to Rwanda, the MEA Secretary (ER) will represent the Government of India at the event marking the 30th commemoration of the 1994

Rajouri: Indian Army on Saturday early morning opened fire after suspicious activity near an Army camp in Rajouri district of Jammu. At around 3 am, a group of six to seven suspects was spotted approaching the camp, prompting the Army sentry to open fire. Multiple rounds were fired in the direction of the suspects as a precautionary measure. Following the incident, a joint operation has been

In response to Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s remarks on terrorism where he said that “If they [terrorists] run away to Pakistan, we will enter Pakistan to kill them (Pakistan mein ghus ke marenge),” Pakistan on April 6 said that the Indian government “habitually resorts to hateful rhetoric to fuel hyper-nationalistic sentiments, unapologetically exploiting such discourse for electoral

Ottawa: The Canadian spy agency, Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has claimed that the Governments of India and Pakistan have attempted to interfere in Canada’s federal polls in 2019 and 2021, reported Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).Documents made public by the CSIS, late Thursday night (local time) alleged that the Government of India had "intent to interfere and likely

Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Ali SabryThe Katchatheevu island has become a hot election topic after PM Modi lashed at the Congress and then-Indira Gandhi government for ceding the territory to Sri Lanka in 1974. The unhappiness over the transfer of the island has persisted for about 20 yearsColombo: Sri Lanka has said that it does not see any need to re-open talks about the contentious

This goal marks a substantial increase from the current production level of over 8,000 MWIndia has set an ambitious target in the nuclear power sector, aiming to scale up its production to 1 lakh MW by 2047, as announced by Atomic Energy Commission Chairman A K Mohanty. This goal marks a substantial increase from the current production level of over 8,000 MW.During the release of a report titled