Male reaffirms its India first policy

During Indian Foreign minister’s visit to Maldives,Maldives has reaffirmed its “India-First Policy”.It means that it will work closely with India on all issues and will remain sensitive towards India’s security and strategic concerns. The two countries agreed on the importance of peace and security in the Indian Ocean region and to strengthen coordination for regional… Continue reading Male reaffirms its India first policy

India-Africa joint field training exercise to kick off on March 18

AFINDEX is a Joint Field Training Exercise between the Indian Army and 16 African nations.The 2019 edition will be conducted in Pune from March 18 to 27. It aims to train the participating contingents in Humanitarian Mine Assistance (HMA) and Peace Keeping Operations (PKO) under the United Nations Charter through practical,comprehensive discussions and tactical exercises.… Continue reading India-Africa joint field training exercise to kick off on March 18

Indians to get more time to find work in U.K.

Indian and International students will benefit from an improved post-study visa regime announced by the UK government.It is a part of a new “International Education Strategy” launched by the UK government in preparation for its post-Brexit policies. The strategy is aimed at increasing the total number of international students from around the world choosing to… Continue reading Indians to get more time to find work in U.K.

Yellow Vest’ protesters loot Paris stores

Yellow-Vests protestors looted and vandalised shops and restaurants located along the Champs-Elysees avenue in Paris,France. The yellow vests movement or yellow jackets movement is a populist, grassroots political movement for economic justice that began in France in November 2018. The activists are dressed in yellow vests referred to as “gilets jaunes”.The yellow vests get their… Continue reading Yellow Vest’ protesters loot Paris stores

India keeps Khalistan threat off Kartarpur talks

During the meeting between Indian and Pakistani delegation,India did not raise the issue of Pakistan supporting the Khalistani movement.The meeting was held to discuss the modalities of the proposed cross-border Kartarpur corridor. Indian officials said that Khalistan issue was not brought up during the talks as it did not want to give Pakistan an opportunity… Continue reading India keeps Khalistan threat off Kartarpur talks

Myanmar, India raze 12 camps of insurgents

The Indian and Myanmar armies conducted a coordinated operation against insurgents in Myanmar territory.This operation was carried out to avert a possible threat to the Kaladan transit and transport project. The action was taken against the Myanmar insurgent group,Arakan Army and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN),Khaplang group.NSCN(K) is a North-East insurgent group known… Continue reading Myanmar, India raze 12 camps of insurgents

France slams sanctions on JeM chief Azhar

France has imposed sanctions on Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar.It will include a freeze on his assets and will help in travel ban on Azhar and his known followers. This decision comes after China had once again blocked a UN Security Council (UNSC) move to get the Pakistan-based Azhar Masood designated as a global terrorist.The… Continue reading France slams sanctions on JeM chief Azhar

India resents Pakistan offer on Kartarpur

Indian and Pakistani officials have held the first meeting to finalise the modalities of the proposed cross-border Kartarpur corridor. During the meeting,Indian officials have objected to Pakistan’s (a)encroachment on the land belonging to the kartarpur sahib (b) restriction on the duration of Kartarpur agreement to two years despite India making it clear that it is… Continue reading India resents Pakistan offer on Kartarpur

India wants visa-free travel to Kartarpur

India has asked for a visa-free access from Pakistan during the meeting of Indian and Pakistan Officials to finalise the modalities of the proposed cross-border Kartarpur corridor. The meeting is being held to discuss the draft agreement which consists of(a)dedicated corridor that will allow pilgrims from India to visit the Kartarpur Sahib gurdwara without obtaining… Continue reading India wants visa-free travel to Kartarpur

Raghu Karnad’s book on war gets Campbell prize

Journalist and author Raghu Karnad has been conferred the prestigious Windham-Campbell Prize for his book, ‘Farthest Field: An Indian Story of the Second World War’. The Donald Windham Sandy M. Campbell Literature Prizes is an American literary award which offers prizes in four categories:(a)fiction (b)nonfiction (c)poetry and (d)drama.The award was established at Yale University in… Continue reading Raghu Karnad’s book on war gets Campbell prize

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