New Delhi: India on Tuesday strongly condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Mali that targeted multiple locations, including military installations, and expressed condolences over the death of Mali’s Defence Minister and Veterans Affairs General Sadio Camara. In an official statement, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said India “strongly condemns the terrorist attacks in Mali.
New Delhi: The MEA stated that India is keeping a close watch on developments in the West Asia region amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Officials reiterated that the situation is being assessed continuously to safeguard national interests and overseas citizens. Strong diplomatic engagement with Gulf countries According to the ministry, India has stepped up engagement with.
New Delhi: Amid an intense and relentless rise in temperatures across India, the prevailing scorching summer conditions have significantly disrupted normal life, with the mercury continuing to soar day by day. The extreme heat has led to a marked decline in public movement, particularly during peak afternoon hours, as residents are increasingly opting to remain.
New Delhi: India has strongly condemned the āhellholeā remark shared by former US President Donald Trump, calling the comments inappropriate and inconsistent with the spirit of India-US relations. The controversy erupted after Trump reposted a statement on social media containing the derogatory reference to India in the context of the US immigration debate. MEA Calls.
New Delhi: India on Thursday reacted strongly to the social media post by US President Donald Trump, saying they are āobviously uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste.āĀ Ā Spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Randhir Jaiswal, said, āWe have seen the comments, as also the subsequent statement issued by the US Embassy in response..
Washington DC: Former US Ambassador to India Kenneth Juster on Thursday said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is increasingly positioning itself as a “civilisational power” seeking a larger and more assertive role in global affairs. Speaking at the Hudson Institute’s The New India Conference, Juster linked this evolving worldview to a broader transformation.
