New Delhi: India will replace military personnel at aviation platforms in the Maldives with competent Indian technical personnel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.The Mohamed Muizzu-led Maldives government has formally requested that India withdraw its troops from Male.In this regard, a second high-level group meeting took place in New Delhi on February 2 and a third meeting is

What Is MARBLE Exploration Mission?MARBLE (MARTian Boundary Layer Explorer) is a ground breaking initiative by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) that involves a Mars rotorcraft, essentially a drone designed to explore the Martian boundary layer and gather high-resolution vertical profiles of the planet’s atmosphere.MARBLE is seen as a game-changer because it is designed to perform a “

New Delhi: National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval held a meeting with his Greek counterpart, Athanasios Ntokos, and discussed the shared vision of the Prime Ministers of India and Greece.The meeting between the two NSAs delved into various facets of collaboration, spanning security, technology, and infrastructure.They engaged in a comprehensive discussion, addressing key issues such as

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will attend the 7th Indian Ocean Conference in Australia’s Perth scheduled to begin on Friday with the theme "Towards a Stable and Sustainable Indian Ocean."The two-day conference is set to be held on February 9, 10 in Perth.The Indian Ocean Conference is a flagship consultative forum for countries in the Indian Ocean Region, organized annually by

GSLV can be used to launch a variety of spacecraft capable of performing earth resource surveys, communications, navigation, and any other proprietary missions. Giving details about the launch vehicle, ISRO said that the GSLV is a three-stage, 51.7 m long vehicle with a lift-off mass of 420 tonsISRO on Thursday said that the launch of its meteorological satellite INSAT-3DS, which will enhance

New Delhi: The External Affairs Ministry, on Thursday, addressing the unfortunate deaths of five Indian students in the United States, emphasised that there was "no foul play or interconnectedness" in the incidents.The Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, provided details during a weekly briefing, shed light on the circumstances surrounding the demise of two Indian