New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday presented the first copy of his book ‘Why Bharat Matters’ to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.In a post on X, EAM Jaishankar shared about his meeting with PM Modi saying, "Honoured to present the first copy of my book ‘Why Bharat Matters’ to PM @narendramodi this evening."Additionally, EAM also shared text from his new book which read, "

ISRO’s fully integrated PSLV-C58 launch vehicle on the launchpadISRO is set to launch its first mission of 2024, XPoSAT on January 1, 2024 with the aim to study the universe, especially the Black Holes. Read to know the launch date, time, aim and other details of the XPoSAT MissionNew Delhi: Looking back at the year 2023 in terms of the nation’s success, one of the first things that may crop up

Singapore: Singapore has lauded India’s historic signing of a peace accord with the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), saying that it will significantly enhance foreign investments from Singapore in the Northeast region.Singapore High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to express his appreciation for the tripartite peace pact between ULFA,

Canberra: The Indian High Commissioner to Australia, Manpreet Vohra, made the last day of his tenure extra special by playing tennis with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Saturday.He bid farewell to Australia and said that he was returning to India with amazing memories"On my last day in #Canberra, honoured to play tennis with H.E. Prime Minister @AlboMP. It has been a privilege to

Gilgit-Baltistan: People in Pak-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan have been protesting for months now. All political, religious and social organisations are demonstrating against the government’s decision to increase the wheat price and end subsidies.On the other hand, the provincial government is saying that setting the price of wheat artificially low encouraged smuggling, hoarding, and black

Islamabad: The Defence of Human Rights (DHR), a non-governmental organisation (NGO) focusing on enforced disappearances in Pakistan since 2004, released a report on Saturday stating that 51 additional cases in 2023 took the overall figure to 3,120 cases, Dawn reported.The report revealed that psychological assistance was provided to 120 families of the disappeared, and eight new cases were filed