Former Army Chief Dalbir Suhag Appointed Indian Envoy To Seychelles
General (retired) Suhag was the Army chief from July 31, 2014, to December 31, 2016. He was also part of the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF) in Sri Lanka in 1987.
Diplomacy
News articles and essays on the Indian diplomacy at work around the world.
Will Not Extend Sanctions on Chabahar Port Project: US to India
Apart from increasing India’s trade with nations in the Persian Gulf, the Chabahar port is also the starting point of the international north-south transport corridor (INSTC), and the US wants to see trade benefits reach Afghanistan and central Asia via the route, a senior foreign affairs ministry official said on Wednesday.
India, US Officials to Meet for Laying Groundwork for ‘2+2’ Dialogue with China on Agenda
The Indian External Affairs and Defence Ministers and the US Secretary of State and Defense Secretary will take part. The meeting tomorrow will aim to set a rough date and work towards an agenda.
Bridging The Gulf: Fruits of Act West Policy
From inviting India for the first time ever as a guest of honour in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meet, in spite of a protest boycott by Pakistan, to UAE promising to invest $75 billion to boost infrastructure and opening up of the defence and space sector for partnerships, the ties have come a long way. UAE has also contributed in building Indian strategic oil reserves besides investing jointly with Saudi Arabia in a planned refinery project in Maharashtra.
3 Other Tools of Diplomacy – Chanakya
These four Upayasa form the basis of the six forms of foreign policy. Apart from these six methods of diplomacy, Kautilya describes 3 more methods of diplomacy.
India Presents 100 Motorised Wheelchairs to Injured Afghan Soldiers
Till date, the Indian Army has also trained 4,880 ANA personnel in various professional, educational and military training programs, including ANA doctors and medical technicians.
The Six Forms of Diplomacy From Chanakya
These six policies are very important to implement the Mandala Theory in practice and adaptable to the circumstances arising out of the dynamics of political situations.
UAE-India Ties Reaching Golden Era, Say Officials
Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, UAE Minister of State for Tolerance, commended the bilateral ties of trust and friendship that exist between the two countries. He also highlighted the vital role of sustainable knowledge-based economy, innovation and dialogue in achieving peace and human progress.
India Should Bolster Taiwan Ties to Frustrate China’s Aggressive Designs
India and Taiwan have steadily strengthened their economic ties by signing a number of economic MoUs and agreements since 2016. The Narendra Modi Cabinet recently approved a Bilateral Investment Agreement between India and Taiwan.
India Sharpens Focus On Asia-Pacific Region
The new Asia-Pacific division of the Ministry of External Affairs will comprise the three earlier divisions of the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA), ASEAN and the Quad sections.