Government Threatens to Crack Whip on Social Media Platforms for Inciting Violence
The meeting with prominent social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, among others, was held at the ministry.
Diplomacy
News articles and essays on the Indian diplomacy at work around the world.
Pakistan Misusing Kashmir for Its Political Agenda, say EU Experts
Brian Toll, former director at European Commission said, “It is clear that Pakistan has issues with India because Pakistan is not a secular democratic state with the same kind of diverse constitution and diverse ethnicity which India has and India is feeling proud of having”.
PM Modi Set to Visit Egypt Next Week
The India-Egypt Bilateral Trade Agreement, which has been in operation since March 1978, is based on the ‘most favoured nation’ clause and the bilateral trade has increased more than five times in the past ten years.
India Eyes West African Market Through Ivory Coast Partnership
A special Health Care Seminar inaugurated and addressed by the Minister of Health and Public Hygiene Dr Eugène Aka-Aouélé, two days Solo exhibitions by 30 Indian companies showcasing their products and services to the Cote d’Ivoire business and public in general. These events were in continuation of a series of such bilateral trade and investments promotion events organised by the Embassy in Cote d’Ivoire.
UN Delegation on Palestine Arrives in India to seek Support on Peaceful Resolution of Conflict
India, which shares good relations with both Palestine and Israel, believes in a two-state solution in which both Israel and a future Palestinian state coexist peacefully.
India to Keep Building Infra in Afghanistan, Reasserts Claim on PoK
India on Saturday pledged to build two new roads to signal its long-term commitment to the reconstruction of Afghanistan, even as the United States inked a peace-deal with Afghan Taliban in Doha to set the stage for withdrawal of all foreign forces from the conflict-ravaged country within the next 14 months.
India, France Vow to Deny Safe Havens, Sources of Financing to Terrorists
India and France on Friday agreed to deepen their counterterrorism cooperation, stressing the need to deny safe havens and sources of funding to terrorists.
India, US Lawmakers to Hold First Exchange Visit in April
In a first, lawmakers from the United States and India lawmakers will hold an exchange visit this April, US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary (PDAS), Alice Wells said on Thursday.
India Foreign Secy Visits Afghanistan Ahead of US-Taliban Deal
Shringla held talks with acting foreign minister Haroon Chakhansuri and also NSA Hamdullah Mohib. He also called on Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and handed over a congratulatory letter from PM Narendra Modi. Ghani appreciated India’s consistent support for democracy and constitutional order in Afghanistan.
Int’l Conference to Standardise AYUSH Terms Adopts Delhi Declaration on Traditional Medicine
ICoSDiTAUS-2020 is the biggest ever international event dedicated to standardisation of Diagnosis and Terminologies of Traditional Medicine in terms of the broad level of participation covering virtually all the continents.