The eight ex-Indian Navy men have been in the custody of Qatari authorities since August 2022. The Court of First Instance of Qatar passed the judgment against them, according to a statement by the Ministry of External AffairsThe Ministry Of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi in connection to the death penalty awarded to eight ex-Indian Navy personnel in Qatar said that the Indian

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alone witnessed 572 terror incidents this year, reveals a reportIslamabad: Pakistan on Thursday claimed that it has ‘evidence’ about the alleged Indian involvement in supporting and financing militant groups in order to destabilise the country.“There are a number of cases where we have substantive evidence of the involvement of terrorist elements, which are funded and supported

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The company has a 15% revenue growth guidance for FY24 with margin guidance of 21-23%Bhanu Prakash Srivastava, the Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), expects order inflow for financial year 2024 to cross the ₹25,000-crore mark. As of now, the order book stands at around ₹23,200 crore order book.Srivastava said the defence and aerospace major’s order for Early

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that the case regarding the eight Indian Navy officials given a death sentence in Qatar is now being heard at the Qatari Court of Appeal and that the Indian envoy to Doha has received consular access to meet all the eight men on December 3."This case is now in the court of appeal. And, there have been 3 hearings in the Qatar Court of Appeal.