Athens: India and Greece discussed the current security challenges in the wider region, the great potential for further deepening their strategic defence cooperation, and the strong bonds of friendship during a meeting between India’s Ambassador to Greece Ravi Shankar and Greece’s Minister of National Defence Nikos Dendias, on Saturday. “Today at the Ministry of National.
Indian women’s ODI World Cup winning skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has stepped down from captaincy across all formats after serving as the full-time T20I captain since 2018 and as the ODI captain since 2022, having taken over the reins from the legendary Mithali Raj.
Pakistan has portrayed its airstrikes in Afghanistan as actions taken in response to militant attacks and threats allegedly originating from Afghan territory, but the increasing civilian death toll and its still worsening security situation spark serious questions over its claims, while the action is also seen as a bid to avoid the commitments it faces under the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement as well as divert attention from Army chief Asim Munir's failure on the security front.
The US has postponed the 100% additional tariff on Russian oil purchases for China until January, but no such friendly dialogue has been seen for India yet.
While major energy producers in the Gulf, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have expressed strong interest in funding oil refinery projects in India, New Delhi is also looking at sourcing more investment from Qatar.
Donald Trump appeared to mistakenly refer to India while commenting on Brazil's presidential election, claiming 125 million people voted in India's presidential poll.
Seventeen-year-old Indian archer Kumkum Mohod made history by winning the women's individual recurve gold at the Asian Games and secured an individual Olympic quota for LA 2028.
India has secured the deportation of alleged narco-trafficking kingpin Navpreet Singh from Türkiye, Home Minister Amit Shah said. Singh has been brought back to India and taken into custody.
Indian jurist Bimal Patel has assumed office as a judge of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), beginning a nine-year term in Hamburg.
