People carrying out the Pak-sponsored attacks were trained by an Italian security firm that also has tied up with Indian defence PSUsLast year in November, a Singapore-based cyber security firm had revealed that state-sponsored cyberattacks against India increased by 278% between 2021 and September 2023, with services companies, including information technology (IT) and business process

Male: After the derogatory remarks made by Maldivian ministers against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India on social media, Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer said that these remarks against foreign leaders are "unacceptable" and do not reflect the official position of the Maldives government.He stated that the Maldives remains committed to fostering a "positive and constructive

New Delhi: Weighing in on actor Akshay Kumar’s post, condemning the derogatory remarks by Maldivian ministers and officials against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, foreign affairs expert Robinder Sachdev on Sunday said more influencers and leading names in the country should start visiting Lakshadweep to promote our "own destinations and tourism economy".Actor Akshay Kumar, in a strongly worded

Male: Former Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Sunday
condemned the use of ‘hateful language’ against India by government officials
on social media, saying New Delhi has always been a good friend to the island
nation.

Taking to his official handle on social media platform X, Solih posted, "I
condemn the use of hateful language against India by Maldivian government

Dhaka: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina won the re-election for a fifth term in the national election that were conducted on Sunday amidst the boycott by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) led by former PM Khaleda Zia, who is currently in jail.Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League has won a fourth consecutive term in the 12th parliamentary election, marking the second lowest voter turnout

Gilgit-Baltistan: The President of the Imamia Baltistan Association and a top Shia cleric, Syed Baqir Al Hussaini, has said that there is a "law of the jungle" working in Gilgit-Baltistan, adding that there is no constitution or law here.According to the vernacular media Daily K2, the cleric said that the atmosphere in the region is deteriorating and great atrocities are being inflicted on the