New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met a Thai Senate delegation led by Senator Pikulkeaw Krairiksh in the national capital on Tuesday.He appreciated the ‘warm sentiments’ towards the India-Thailand relationship and affirmed commitment to strengthening bonds of culture, connectivity and trade."Glad to meet Thai Senate delegation led by Senator Pikulkeaw Krairiksh in New Delhi today.

New Delhi: Bangladesh Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud will arrive in India on Wednesday at the invitation of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday.Notably, this is Mahmud’s first foreign visit after being sworn into the new Bangladesh government after Sheikh Hasina registered a historic victory, clinching a consecutive fourth term as the Prime

A series of impactful initiatives have been undertaken to contribute towards the preservation of the environmentNEW DELHI: To expand its greener footprints, the Indian Army on Tuesday inducted electric buses. Cantonments and units have been identified to develop electric vehicle-related infrastructure, ensuring a greener and more sustainable operational environment.Lieutenant General MV Suchindra

A boat from Kuwait entered the Indian waters on Tuesday morning, February 6. The Indian Navy intercepted and brought it to Mumbai’s Gateway of India, where it is presently stationed. Three individuals were on board the vessel, which has been identified as Abdullah Sharafat.The crew members are currently being questioned by a combined team from the Indian Navy, coast guard, and coastal

Akasa Air has announced the addition of Srinagar as the 20th destination to its expanding network. Starting March 1, 2024, the airline will operate daily flights between the financial capital – Mumbai and Paradise on Earth – Srinagar catering to the growing air travel demand between these two cities. This network expansion is a significant milestone as it marks the airline’s entry into the state

Pro-Freedom activist Dr Mahrang Baloch addressing her people during a rally in QuettaLondon: The pro-freedom Baloch leader and Free Baluchistan Movement President Hyrbyair Marri has urged Baloch people not to participate in Pakistan’s elections set to be held on February 8.He argued that Pakistan’s elections only benefit Pakistani politicians and primarily favour Punjab, neglecting the concerns