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    India Showcases Premium Mangoes in Iceland to Expand Export Market

    India has stepped up efforts to expand exports of its premium mangoes by organising its first-ever mango promotion events in Iceland, showcasing leading varieties and highlighting opportunities to strengthen agricultural trade between the two countries, the government said on Friday.

    India slams Pakistan for misusing position to politicise UN forum

    India has slammed Pakistan for misusing its position as co-chair to politicise a UN forum instead of being unbiased as behooves the position.

    India-Russia Eastern Sea Route Gains Importance amid West Asia Crisis

    With the West Asia conflict leading to energy shocks and disruption in supply chains due to the choking of Strait of Hormuz, the importance of alternative trade routes for countries like India has come to the fore. In this context, the Eastern Maritime Corridor (EMC), an Indo-Pacific seaborne trade route between southern India and Russia’s.

    Beyond Welfare: Why Mayurbhanj Marks a New Chapter in India’s Engagement with Adivasi Heritage

    When Prime Minister NarendraModi and President DroupadiMurmu offered prayers at the SanthaliJaher and Ho Jahera sacred groves in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district on June 20, it was more than a ceremonial visit. While development projects and official announcements dominated the headlines, the deeper significance of the occasion lay elsewhere. The visit represented a rare and powerful.

    BRICS Energy Ministers’ meeting to be hosted by India on June 25–26

    New Delhi: India will host the 11th BRICS Energy Ministers’ Meeting on June 25–26 in Gurugram, on the outskirts of the national capital, under its BRICS Chairship 2026, according to an official statement issued on Sunday. High-level participation from BRICS nations The meeting will bring together Energy Ministers and senior officials from all BRICS member.

    India to Host BRICS Security Advisers’ Meeting on June 22-23

    New Delhi:Ā India will host the BRICS National Security Advisers’ Meeting on June 22-23 under its chairship, bringing together top security officials from member countries to deliberate on evolving global security challenges and strengthen cooperation on key strategic issues. According to a Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) press release, the meeting will be chaired by National.

    PM Modi to visit Odisha today; President Murmu to join him in Mayurbhanj

    New Delh:Ā  Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Odisha on Saturday to attend a major event at Rairangpur in Mayurbhanj district marking two years of the BJP government in the state. He will be joined by President Droupadi Murmu, making it a rare occasion for Odisha to host the country’s top two constitutional functionaries together..

    Advance High-altitude Balloon, Near-space Testing

    Indian near-space startup Red Balloon Aerospace has signed a partnership agreement with Armenia’s Bazoomq Space Research Laboratory to jointly develop high-altitude balloon technologies, near-space testing capabilities and AI-enabled payload systems. The collaboration aims to advance stratospheric research and commercial applications through a series of joint demonstration campaigns using highaltitude balloon platforms. Under the memorandum of.

    India More Acceptable Partner’ for G7 than China

    India’s participation enhances the G7’s relevance and legitimacy in an increasingly multipolar world order. This is particularly significant as the grouping’s influence today is largely ā€œpolitical and normative” rather than institutional. For India, engagement offers ā€œprestige, access, networking opportunities, and a chance to influence discussions,” but it does not yield immediate economic gains or structural.

    At the G7, India’s Moment Was About More Than Presence

    Sheena Sandhu Diplomacy is often judged by what can be photographed. Handshakes. Bilateral meetings. Leaders standing shoulder to shoulder for the customary summit picture. But the true measure of diplomacy lies elsewhere. It lies in who gets invited into the room when the world’s biggest questions are being discussed. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in.

    India Must Revise Its Oil-Gas Storage Policy

    In contrast, Japan, South Korea, and China maintain oil reserves sufficient for more than 200 days of their needs.