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The Indian community across the world has proved its mettle by emerging as one of the richest, highly educated and disciplined people. PM Modi knows that despite living in a foreign country for decades, the diaspora believes in the India story and actively wants to be a part of it

The High Commission of India in Georgetown had selected four young Guyanese nationals as the participants of the 64th edition of the Know India Programme (KIP) which was conducted over the course of three weeks from January 3 to 24 in Madhya Pradesh,

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Under the ‘Know India Programme,’ run by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, a team of young non-resident Indian (NRI) students are being taken on a state tour by the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board.

See below full statement issued by the Indian High Commission in Guyana:The High Commission of India in Georgetown, Guyana has selected eight Guyanese Nationals for the 61st edition of the ‘Know India Programme (KIP)’ to go to Gujarat, India. This pr

Guyana joined in celebrations of the 58th Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Day which was celebrated by the High Commission of India on Tuesday at the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre, Georgetown.ITEC is a Government of India flagship

See full statement from the Indian High Commission in Guyana below:Six  Guyanese nationals of Indian origin have been selected for the 60th Edition of the Know India Programme (KIP) from Aug 25 - Sep 14, 2022 which has Goa - a state on the western co

In terms of representation, India has made significant strides towards gender parity in its political, diplomatic, and military institutions but performs worse than other countries with similar developmental profiles. While India has several gender-sensitive foreign aid programmes, they need to be diversified.

AMSTERDAM, Apr 7: The safety, security, welfare and well-being of all Indian citizens abroad is a priority for the nation, President Ram Nath Kovind has said as he lauded the achievements of the diaspora which has been taking small steps towards formulating the policies of their respective countries and playing a role in “changing the geo-politics of the region”. “The Indian community abroad is our strength and pride,” Kovind said at the Indian Community Reception here in...

"Indian President has visited the Netherlands after 34 years. There were four agreements signed on the sidelines of the visit. First is the Extension of MoU on bilateral cooperation in the field of Ports, Maritime Transport and Logistics," an MEA official informed.