New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar visited the Iran embassy in the national capital on Tuesday and conveyed India’s "deepest condolences" on the tragic demise of President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian.Jaishankar, remembered the Iranian leaders as "friends of India" who contributed immensely to the growth of the India-Iran relationship.In a post on X,

New Delhi: The BIMSTEC Charter entered into force on Monday, which paves the way for the admission of observers and new members, as well as, providing a legal and institutional framework for cooperation.BIMSTEC stands for ‘Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation’.It is an international organisation comprising of seven countries: India, Bhutan, Bangladesh,

Washington: A two-year-long research by the Senate Finance Committee in the US found out that car brands like BMW, Lands Rover, Jaguar, and Volkswagen have over time been purchasing spare parts originating from the Xinjiang region of East Turkistan, a report by The New York Times stated.The same report titled "Insufficient Diligence: Carmakers Complicit With CCP Forced Labour" claimed, that both

Taipei: The Taiwan Ministry of Defence (MND) on Wednesday, tracked the presence of Chinese military vessels around its vicinity.According to the ministry statement, seven People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) vessels and four China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels operating around the nation up until 6 am.Taiwan’s Armed Forces (ROCArmedForces) monitored the situation and responded accordingly."7 PLAN

New Delhi: At the Israel National Day celebrations held in Delhi, Ambassador Naor Gilon made a statement shedding light on the shifting global sentiments towards Israel. Amid the mounting criticism following Israel’s operation to dismantle Hamas and retrieve kidnapped individuals, Gilon underscored the unwavering support received from India."Following the decision of Israel to go on an operation

New Delhi: Indian-origin entrepreneur and pilot Gopichand Thotakura made history by becoming the first Indian tourist to venture into space as part of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin’s NS-25 mission.In a video posted on the official Instagram account of Blue Origin, Mr Thotakura can be seen showing a tiny Indian flag while in space.In the video, all seven crew members can be seen enjoying