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COP26 begins: PM Modi to launch 2 key initiatives, says Indian envoy to UK - Vimarsana News

COP26 begins: PM Modi to launch 2 key initiatives, says Indian envoy to UK

COP26 kicked off on Sunday in Glasgow. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is among the world leaders who will address the summit. According to India's envoy to UK Gaitri Issar Kumar, PM Modi will launch two key initiatives.

Speaker hails UK-India friendship: "We have so much we can share and build on." - Vimarsana News

Speaker hails UK-India friendship: "We have so much we can share and build on."

The High Commissioner for India thanked the Speaker of the House of Commons for the UK’s generous support to her country when it was hit by a virulent second wave of the Covid 19 pandemic

Jaishankar 'in isolation', but not wearing mask at meet | India News - Vimarsana News

Jaishankar 'in isolation', but not wearing mask at meet | India News

LONDON:External affairs minister S Jaishankar posted on Thursday a photo of himself at a table with Indian government officials in London unmasked during a virtual meeting with the UK foreign secretary even though he and the G7 delegation from India are meant to be self-isolating after two of them tested positive for Covid-19. Jaishankar himself has consistently tested negative for Covid. On Thursday Jaishankar tweeted: "Just concluded the bilateral Foreign Ministers’ Meeting with British counterpart @DominicRaab. Focussed (sic) on our responsibility for implementing the 2030 Roadmap. Conf...

UK-India relations not impacted by House of Commons debate, UK minister says | India News - Vimarsana News

UK-India relations not impacted by House of Commons debate, UK minister says | India News

LONDON: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's trip to India will not be overshadowed by the House of Commons debate on farmer protests and press freedoms, and relations between the two countries at a senior ministerial level remain strong, a government minister has said. Lord Ahmad, minister for South Asia and the Commonwealth at the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, said on Friday, ahead of his trip to India next week, that the UK government position was very clear that the farm protests were “very much an internal matter for India” and that India had the right to deal with disrup...