Victory over Qatar
Compelling Qatar to free 8 ex-Indian Navy Officers is a great success for India !
Terrorists, separatists, and anti-India elements are taking shelter in Canada : EAM Dr S Jaishankar
Freedom of speech cannot extend to intimidating diplomats who are doing their duty. Advocating violence and separatism against a friendly state is not freedom of speech, this is a misuse of freedom of speech.
Indian youths recruited by the Russian army released
The Ministry of External Affairs further said, “We have seen some false reports, in which some Indians are seeking help from the Russian army to be freed.”
US is trying to spoil our relations with Bharat : Russia accuses again
Denis Alipov added that even today, cordial relations between Bharat and Russia continue.
Qatar releases 8 retired Indian naval officers : A Victory for Indian diplomacy
These officials were initially sentenced to death by Qatar on espionage charges. Following intervention from India, their sentences were reduced to life imprisonment.
Indians should leave Rakhine State in Myanmar and move to a safe place
Indian citizens have been asked not to enter the Rakhine province. It has been advised that Indians living in Rakhine State should immediately seek a safe place.
Foreign Minister of India and Maldives discuss withdrawal of Indian troops from Maldives amid tension
Both leaders were there to participate in the ‘Non-Aligned Movement’ (NAM) summit.
Attacks on ships in India’s vicinity is a matter of concern for the international community : Dr S Jaishankar
Civilians should be protected in any tense situation’, India’s External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said while on a visit to Iran.
India a major power, strategically confident – China
‘Positive changes are seen in the Foreign Policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’, acknowledged the article written by Zhang Jiadong.
Pakistan rejects India’s demand to extradite terrorist Hafiz Saeed
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, said that In this context, it is pertinent to note that no bilateral extradition treaty exists between Pakistan and India’.