Abuja: Lauding it’s upward trajectory in terms of aspirations, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized that India is placing its bets on Africa’s growth due to the abundant opportunities presented by its demography and resources.In his address to the the Nigeria-India Business Council (NIBC) in Abuja today, Jaishankar said, "Now, having spoken about India-Nigeria, let me make a larger

New Delhi: Herve Delphin, European Union Ambassador to India, held a meeting with Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan. Delphin said that India and the European Union have much in common to share in security and defence sectors.Taking to X, Delphin stated, "Thanks to General Anil Chauhan #CDS for hospitality and productive exchange. India, EU have much in common and to share in Sec&Def

Jaipur: United Nations General Assembly President Dennis Francis, who
is on a 5-day visit to India, saw the UNESCO world heritage sites in Jaipur,
Rajasthan, on Tuesday.

In a post on X, the UNGA President Dennis Francis wrote, "Incredible India!
Wonderful and memorable experience to visit @UNESCO World Heritage Sites in
Jaipur, Rajasthan"

"A great testament of the

New Delhi: ACME Group, a leading renewable energy company in India, and IHI Corporation, a Japanese integrated heavy industry group, signed an offtake term sheet for supply of green ammonia from Odisha, India, to Japan, informed the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.The term sheet was signed by Founder and Chairman of Acme Group, Manoj Upadhyay and President and CEO of IHI Corporation, Hiroshi

Kabul: The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in Afghanistan thanked India for supplying 40,000 litres of Malathion, a pesticide used to fight locust menace."Good to see we have allies in the struggle against #locusts in Afghanistan; thanks to the support of @IndianEmbKabul," the Food and Agriculture Organization of UN in Afghanistan stated on X.The 40,000 litres of

According to media reports, India’s government sources have in a stern message stated that Pakistan has no business in the Ram Mandir issue. The government sources also said that India has given space to all religions and that Pakistan has nothing to do with the matter.Pakistan’s foreign office issued a statement on January 22, 2024, condemning the Ram Temple’s consecration ceremony. The