Rishabh Madhavendra Pratap
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Wang Yi's Visit to Nathu La Opening: The Year-Long Journey To India, China Trade
August 1 marks the culmination of a diplomatic process that began almost precisely a year ago for New Delhi and Beijing.
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Indian Navy Gets Nipun, Deep-Sea Rescue Vessel Built In Visakhapatnam
'Nipun' takes its name from Sanskrit, where it signifies someone adept, capable, and thoroughly versed in a particular discipline.
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The SAARC Freeze: A Ghost That Can Neither Be Buried Nor Revived
The conversation around SAARC comes back to the same two countries, and the unspoken question: will India go along, and will Pakistan let it?
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India, Nepal Revive Ties With Restoration of Lalitpur Heritage Sites
India has now helped conserve 30 heritage sites spread across eight districts of Nepal since the 2015 earthquake
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The 1972 Treaty That Defines How India, Pak Talk To Each Other
The Shimla Agreement committed both countries to resolving their disputes, including Kashmir, through direct negotiation.
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कश्मीर मामले में कोई तीसरा दखल क्यों नहीं दे सकता है? शिमला एग्रीमेंट की शर्तों में छिपा है सारा राज
पिछले पांच दशक से भारत इसी शिमला समझौते के जरिए किसी तीसरे पक्ष को कश्मीर मुद्दे पर दखल देने से रोकता रहा है.
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Heroes of Kargil: The Boys Who Climbed Into Legend
More than five hundred Indian soldiers did not come back from Kargil. Every single one of them was someone's child first, long before they were ever anyone's hero.
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Bangladesh Picks 'Controversial' Journalists For India Missions, Raises Brows
Both countries have been making noises about resetting relations after a bruising stretch following the political upheaval that swept Sheikh Hasina from power in August 2024. Appointing press officers with a visible history of India-critical posts isn't the reset either side was hoping to advertise.
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Decades-Old Extortion Racket: Why Manipur's Real Crisis Isn't Just Ethnic
In Manipur, insurgent groups have built a system of coercion dressed up in the language of statehood, long before ethnic violence broke out in May 2023
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50% Reservation, No Test: Ex-Agniveers Can Join Central Armed Police Forces
Candidates will not have to sit the written exam, or clear the Physical Standards Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET) that every other CAPF aspirant has to go through.
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"Unacceptable": India Protests Deaths Of 4 Indian Sailors In Russian Attack Near Ukraine
India has condemned the attack and reiterated that targeting commercial shipping and endangering innocent civilian crew members is "deplorable and should be avoided."
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Trump Claims China Stole US Voters' Data. Why Not Everyone Is Convinced
Alongside the China allegation, the White House used the moment to unveil a new "Election Integrity" section on its website, dumping declassified documents across four broad areas.
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'SAARC, BIMSTEC Don't Need To Be Rivals': Bangladesh At Delhi Meet
According to a statement by the Ministry of External Affairs, the meeting pulled together security advisers and heads of delegations from all six other member states, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
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'Did Everything We Could': Vietnam Official Breaks Silence On Speedboat Tragedy
All 36 people on board were eventually pulled from the water and brought ashore, where locals began CPR and first aid
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India's Strong Message To Iran After Sailor's Death In Hormuz Ship Strike
According to the report, the tankers, Mombasa and Al Bahiyah, were struck while transiting the southern passage of the Strait of Hormuz.
