NEW DELHI: India on Monday pressed for an early and complete withdrawal of Chinese troops from sticking points in the east Ladakh while their senior Army commanders held a sixth round of talks that focused primarily on implementing a five-point bilateral agreement to alleviate the prolonged border confrontationgovernment sources said. …
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NEW DELHI: The armies of India and China will hold the sixth round of corps commander-level talks in the coming days to explore ways to ease tension in eastern Ladakh, even as India further strengthened its dominance by more than 20 mountainous heights around. friction points near Pangong Lake, government …
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NEW DELHI: As Japan enters a new chapter with Suga Yoshihide taking over as Prime Minister from Shinzo Abe, India will have to shift its focus template to its closest strategic partner in the Indo-Pacific.Releasing a Japan-India document by FICCI on Friday evening, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar He said Japan …
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NEW DELHI: The Indian government has launched an investigation into revelations that a Chinese company is spying on Indian citizens, including the highest political class and officials in general. The issue was raised in the current parliamentary session by MP KC Venugopal Congress on Wednesday. Foreign minister S jaishankar, in …
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Indian and Chinese military commanders will meet with the aim of defusing border tensions (File photo) NEW DELHI: All eyes are on the upcoming meeting of Indian and Chinese military commanders with the five-point agreement to deactivate border tensions arrived in Moscow is expected to bring about an immediate degree …
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NEW DELHI: When the Taliban sat in Doha For its first real and direct engagement with the Afghan government for peace, India participated in the opening session of negotiations with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar underlining the need to address the problem of violence in and around the war-torn country. Not …
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NEW DELHI: When the Taliban sat in Doha For its first real and direct engagement with the Afghan government for peace, India participated in the opening session of negotiations with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar underlining the need to address the problem of violence in and around the war-torn country. Not …
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NEW DELHI: When the Taliban sat in Doha For its first real and direct engagement with the Afghan government for peace, India participated in the opening session of negotiations with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar underlining the need to address the problem of violence in and around the war-torn country. Not …
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NEW DELHI: India hopes Afghanistan’s soil will never be used for anti-Indian activities, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar he said on Saturday, joining the inaugural session of intra-Afghan negotiations in Doha via videoconference. In his short speech, the Foreign Minister said that India’s friendship with Afghanistan is “strong and unshakable” and …
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NEW DELHI: Minister of Foreign Affairs S Jaishankar on Saturday he said that the Afghan peace process must respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Afghanistan. In a virtual speech on the Afghan peace negotiations in Doha, Jaishankar said that the peace process should promote human rights and democracy, guarantee …
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