Nagpur: While shedding light on the India-Maldives row, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday asserted that "politics is politics" and it can’t be guaranteed that every country will support or agree with India every time.EAM Jaishankar was speaking at the Manthan: Townhall meeting in Nagpur, Maharashtra, on Saturday."Politics is politics. I cannot guarantee that in every country,

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is gearing up for an action-packed year to solidify its position in the global space industry, with a minimum of 12 space missions planned for 2024 (via Nikkei Asia).This ambitious agenda follows a remarkable 2023, during which India achieved milestones such as a historic moon landing and the successful deployment of the solar observatory Aditya-L1.

Nagpur: Highlighting that there is a difference in the way America views India today, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar said the two countries deal more equally now."Last June, when I went to the US with PM Modi, I felt there is a difference in the way in which America views India today. The level of how we deal with each other is more equal," the EAM said while speaking at the Manthan

Male: As Maldives President Mohammad Muizzu returned from his first foreign visit to China he was in for a rude shock when his party had to concede defeat in the prestigious Mayoral elections in the city of Male.The residents of Male voted for Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) candidate Adam Azim, who belongs to the opposition as Mayor of Maldives’ capital, Male on Saturday. Azim defeated Azima

Nagpur: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that India should take pride in the fact that a significant number of Indians are employed in various businesses globally, including the shipping business.He also highlighted the ongoing challenges in the Red Sea region where missiles are being fired, causing damage to ships by the Houthi rebels.The EAM was speaking at the Manthan: Townhall

Nagpur: Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, the Chief of Indian Air Force thanked the Ministry of Oceans and Earth Sciences for ending the long mystery behind the accident of Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft that went missing over the Bay of Bengal in 2016.He also said that India has finally got the technology to go dep sea and locate debris in the sea bed."It took so long, but finally we got the