"act-east-policy"

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Jakarta for a two-day visit, receiving a ceremonial welcome from President Prabowo Subianto. The visit aims to deepen strategic, defence, maritime, trade and cultural ties before Modi continues his three-nation tour to Australia and New Zealand

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Indonesia to begin a three-nation tour covering Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand. The visit aims to strengthen the Act East Policy, MAHASAGAR Vision, Indo-Pacific cooperation, bilateral ties and engagement with the Indian diaspora

Narendra Modi began a six-day visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand to strengthen strategic partnerships, advance the Act East Policy and MAHASAGAR Vision, and deepen cooperation in trade, defence, technology and Indo-Pacific security

Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing’s recent visit may have raised eyebrows, but engagement with the neighbour remains a strategic necessity

Amid Myanmar’s ongoing challenges, India must manage immediate concerns while advancing its long-term strategy to counter China’s influence in Southeast Asia

The Philippine President’s visit marks a shift from symbolic engagement to substantive strategic cooperation amid changing Indo-Pacific geopolitics

The Manipur conflict has impacted the State’s socioeconomic standing, and brought a noticeable slowdown in Act East initiatives

In the midst of changing geopolitical order, the challenges seem endless but also provide an opportunity for India to advance its Act East Policy

Modi highlighted, "Despite global uncertainties, our collaborative efforts continue to advance steadily. This underscores the robustness and endurance of our relationship."

The fast-paced development of Assam is very important to us. The way to 'Atmanirbhar Assam' is through 'Atmavishwaas' (self-confidence) among the people here. 40 per cent of the state's population is taking benefit of 'Ayushmaan Bharat' scheme