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During talks, Modi reaffirmed India's principled position and commitment to a peaceful settlement to the ongoing conflict through dialogue

MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized the importance of the 2+2 dialogue, stating, "The 2+2 dialogue with Japan is crucial for us, and this is the third such meeting. India-Japan relations are at a high point, and having the Foreign and Defence Ministers from both countries on the same platform will significantly enhance all aspects of our relationship."

Says India promised help to the former Bangladesh Prime Minister and gave her time to decide the future course of action

By dismantling the narratives of anti-West, New Delhi seems to be operationalising its balancing act

A permanent solution to border issues continues to elude the leadership of both China and India

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has rightly pointed out that sponsoring terrorism cannot be the policy of a good neighbour

Maldivian Foreign Minister set the right tone when he asserted that the two countries must strengthen traditional relations

“India's image globally is now actually much much higher than it had been ever… Canada is an exception. You see the different country heads are praising Bharat and its Prime Minister,” the external affairs minister said.

He said it is important that the contributions of nuclear titans is recognised by the emerging generations.

The provocative action falls into a familiar pattern that Beijing has adopted to demonstrate its territorial hegemony

Jaishankar expressed his pleasure at the meeting and commended Suga's impactful leadership in advancing the bilateral relationship between India and Japan, as well as their collaborative efforts within the Quad.

Big bullies don't supply vaccines to other countries when COVID is on or make exceptions to their own rules to respond to food demands or fuel demands or fertilizer demands.

Owaisi said the Indians were duped by an agent and sent there promising work as Army Security helpers.

As the NAM enters its seventh decade, Jaishankar called for boldness in seeking due recognition and pressing demands.

Jaishankar arrived in Kampala on Thursday and led the Indian delegation at the two-day 19th summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) which began from January 19.

Both the leaders also discussed the Non-Alligned Movement (NAM) related issues.

"Ethics and principles should be the norm. But if you follow the law, sometimes when a situation requires, divergences are accepted," the EAM added.

The centuries-old temple is devoted to the Hindu god Shiva, in his avatar as Pashupati, the protector of animals.

During his visit, Jaishankar will pay a courtesy call to Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachandra.

The attacks left deep emotional scars in the nation's consciousness and continue to bring nightmares for many.