Ministry of External Affairs advises Indians to not travel to Iran or Israel till further notice
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday issued a travel advisory for Iran and Israel, wherein it asked Indians to avoid travelling to these places till further notice. It asked all
India was working on alternative logistic corridors linking India with the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean : S Jaishankar
AHMEDABAD : Union Minister of External Affairs (MEA) Shri S Jaishankar while addressing businessmen and traders at Ahmedabad on Tuesday, said “India was working on alternative logistic corridors that will link the Pacific with
Crew of cargo ship Dali that took down Baltimore bridge to remain on board till probe is complete
BALTIMORE : A Coast Guard boat carrying senior officers to assess the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse passes the Singapore-flagged cargo ship Dali, here. The crew of 20 Indians and a Sri Lankan of
Jaishankar underscores projects like multiple connectivity corridors, cites events in Red Sea
NEW DELHI : In a world increasingly fraught with conflict and uncertainty, the necessity for diversified connectivity routes has never been more critical. At the heart of this strategic pivot is India’s External Affairs
Seven ships carrying fertilisers rerouted from Red Sea so far : Government
NEW DELHI : Indian Government on Tuesday said that seven ships carrying fertilisers have been rerouted from the Red Sea so far due to disturbances. In a written reply to the Rajya Sabha, Minister
How India is challenging Chinese influence with unprecedented naval might near Red Sea
NEW DELHI : In a clear indication of its expanding global ambitions, India is flexing its naval prowess in international waters with anti-piracy patrols and large-scale deployment of warships close to the Red Sea to protect merchant ships from attacks in
India says situation in Red Sea ‘matter of concern’, closely monitoring : EAM
NEW DELHI : India on Thursday dubbed the security situation in the Red Sea as a “matter of concern”, adding that it is closely watching the developments in the critical sea lanes in the
Jaishankar advocates support for ‘Make in India’ as cheap imports from China ‘invade’ markets
NEW DELHI : External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has stressed the need for increased utilisation of locally manufactured products by Indian consumers, especially as cheap and highly subsidised imported items are ‘invading’ Indian markets.