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KATHMANDU, Feb 28: The government has declared the local units hit by the earthquake on November 3, 2023 as crisis-affected zones. The quake has its epicenter in Jajarkot district.

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The Modi government is planning its diplomatic outreach with national objectives to be met in next 10 weeks, 10 months and 10 years. Rather than concentrate on big economic and military powers, India today is engaging smallest the countries in Caribbean, Africa and South-East Asia remembering that everyone has a vote in UN.

India's prime minister hosted a virtual summit with five leaders of Central Asian states to discuss the Afghan situation, and the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan was dis

India's prime minister hosted a virtual summit with five leaders of Central Asian states to discuss the Afghan situation, and the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan was dis

Uniindia: New Delhi, Jan 6 (UNI) Amid reports that Sri Lanka is preparing to sign an agreement with New Delhi on the Trincomalee oil tank farms, India on Thursday acknowledged, without divulging details, that it is in talks with Colombo for the “modernisation” of the World War II vintage tanks.

India–Russia cooperation in the Indian Ocean and the Arctic, including the Russian Far East, could give strong thrust to their deepening engagement. However, there is a need for heavy lifting from both sides to achieve the desired potential.

India and Russia are expected to hold first 2+2 dialogue later this month. The talks will feature foreign and defense ministers of both countries. For the dialogue, Indian Defense minister Rajnath Singh and Indian External affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar will be travelling to Russia. The mechanism was announced in April of this year, with Russia becoming the 4th country with which India has this mechanism. India already has 2+2 mechanism with US, Japan and Australia.

Indian Foreign Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is set to visit Israel next week, as per social media posts by two top zionist diplomats.

The development comes within 48 hours of the Afghan Foreign Minister requesting the Indian External affairs minister to hold a special of the council on the situation in Afghanistan. On Tuesday, Afghanistans Haneef Atmar called Dr S Jaishankar and an Afghan foreign ministry release said, "...Talked about the escalation of violence, widespread human rights violations by the Taliban and foreign terrorist groups operations in Afghanistan, and the need to The development has been welcomed by Afgha...