India Stand On Russia Ukraine War

India's Permanent Ambassador to UN Ruchira Kamboj on Wednesday underscored New Delhi's stand on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and said that India has consistently called for an immediate cessation of hostilities and an end to the violence.

US State Department spokesperson Ned Price said, "The messages we heard from Foreign Minister Jaishankar in Russia were not dissimilar in from what we heard from PM Modi at the UN, when he made it very clear that this is not an era of war."

India's official position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine is notoriously hard to pin down.

As the Ukraine war dominated the world's top diplomatic stage this week, India on Saturday strongly called for the need to end the war through diplomacy and openly addressed its stand on the Kyiv-Moscow conflict.

The United States continues to be in close touch with India about its efforts to rally the world to stand up against Russian aggression, the White House said on Thursday.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today countered criticism of India's position on Ukraine, saying the western powers have been oblivious to the pressing challenges facing Asia including last year's events in Afghanistan.

USPresident Joe Biden will again press India to take a harder stand on Russia's war in Ukraine during a virtual meeting on Monday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of a dialog between the foreign and defense ministers from both sides.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das addressed a host of issues while interacting with the media in the customary post-monetary policy review press conference, which was being after two years. Right from hinting at changing the accomodative policy stance, to pondering over how the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war influenced the central to...

Asserting that India is strongly against the Russia-Ukraine conflict, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said if New Delhi has chosen a side, it is the side of peace and for an immediate end to violence.

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said India's global image has changed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its stand on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is being welcomed everywhere.

India has gone through a very "complicated and challenging time" in negotiating its diplomatic stand on Ukraine-Russia war, and because of its multiple interests with other countries, it's been a "bit of dancing on a tightrope," Shashi Tharoor said.

India has friendly relations with both the United States and Russia that stand on their own merit, the foreign ministry told parliament on Thursday, in reply to a query whether the Ukraine war had affected ties.

A top American official has said democracies need to "stand together and evolve their position".

India, which ensured the safe return of about 22,500 of its citizens from Ukraine, also assisted in the evacuation of nationals from 18 other countries, India's top envoy at the UN has said, as he voiced concern over the deteriorating situation.

As Russia called for a Security Council meeting on the issue of biological laboratories in Ukraine, India said any matters relating to obligations under the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention should be addressed through consultation.

India's Permanent Ambassador to UN Ruchira Kamboj on Wednesday underscored New Delhi's stand on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and said that India has consistently called for an immediate cessation of hostilities and an end to the violence.

US State Department spokesperson Ned Price said, "The messages we heard from Foreign Minister Jaishankar in Russia were not dissimilar in from what we heard from PM Modi at the UN, when he made it very clear that this is not an era of war."

India's official position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine is notoriously hard to pin down.

As the Ukraine war dominated the world's top diplomatic stage this week, India on Saturday strongly called for the need to end the war through diplomacy and openly addressed its stand on the Kyiv-Moscow conflict.

The United States continues to be in close touch with India about its efforts to rally the world to stand up against Russian aggression, the White House said on Thursday.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today countered criticism of India's position on Ukraine, saying the western powers have been oblivious to the pressing challenges facing Asia including last year's events in Afghanistan.

USPresident Joe Biden will again press India to take a harder stand on Russia's war in Ukraine during a virtual meeting on Monday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of a dialog between the foreign and defense ministers from both sides.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das addressed a host of issues while interacting with the media in the customary post-monetary policy review press conference, which was being after two years. Right from hinting at changing the accomodative policy stance, to pondering over how the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war influenced the central to...

Asserting that India is strongly against the Russia-Ukraine conflict, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said if New Delhi has chosen a side, it is the side of peace and for an immediate end to violence.

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said India's global image has changed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its stand on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is being welcomed everywhere.

India has gone through a very "complicated and challenging time" in negotiating its diplomatic stand on Ukraine-Russia war, and because of its multiple interests with other countries, it's been a "bit of dancing on a tightrope," Shashi Tharoor said.

India has friendly relations with both the United States and Russia that stand on their own merit, the foreign ministry told parliament on Thursday, in reply to a query whether the Ukraine war had affected ties.

A top American official has said democracies need to "stand together and evolve their position".

India, which ensured the safe return of about 22,500 of its citizens from Ukraine, also assisted in the evacuation of nationals from 18 other countries, India's top envoy at the UN has said, as he voiced concern over the deteriorating situation.

As Russia called for a Security Council meeting on the issue of biological laboratories in Ukraine, India said any matters relating to obligations under the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention should be addressed through consultation.