Putin to meet top aide to Chinese president
Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet a close aide to Chinese President Xi Jinping on March 19, in Moscow, the Kremlin said, underlining Russia’s increased effort to establish closer ties …
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet a close aide to Chinese President Xi Jinping on March 19, in Moscow, the Kremlin said, underlining Russia’s increased effort to establish closer ties …
Read MoreIndia’s Home Minister Rajnath Singh has inaugurated the-three day counter terrorism conference in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. The conference focuses on the integrated approach to counter terrorism and provides a platform to a wide array of professionals involved in counterterrorism analysis and practice from world over to explore the nature of terror threats in current times and strategies to overcome them.
In his inaugural address, Mr. Singh expressed happiness at the negligible impact of ISIS on the country’s youth. He said that Indian Muslims were ‘patriots’ and that ISIS has failed to influence them since the community is complete integrated in the national mainstream. Of the handful of Indian youth who had joined the ISIS, some had even returned after being persuaded by their families.
The advanced technology and the user- friendly shopping sites and portals seemed to have pushed the envelope for the digital e-commerce markets. According to a report, the digital e commerce …
Read MoreIndia’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Pranab Mukherjee have condemned the terror attack in Tunisia and underlined that New Delhi stands firmly with the people of the country in this hour of attack.
“Attack in Tunisia is appalling & condemnable. We stand firmly with the people of Tunisia in this hour of grief and pray normalcy return soon,” Mr Modi said via twitter.
The attack on foreigners in Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring, appeared to be the worst since the al-Qaeda suicide bombing killing 14 Germans, two French and five Tunisian on the Island of Djerba in 2002.
The brutal militant group, The Islamic State, is suspected to have links with the Tunisia attack, which has once again underlined the trans-national nature of terrorism, fuelled by radical Islamist groups and ideologies.
The U.N. Security Council has condemned the Bardo museum terror spree, saying that no terrorist action can reverse the path of Tunisia toward democracy.
Read MoreIndia and Japan are set to impart a fresh ballast to their burgeoning military ties when Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar goes on his maiden foreign visit to Japan. Mr Parrikar …
Read MoreEnvoys of five countries, including that of Italy and the Maldives, presented their credentials to President Pranab Mukherjee at a function in Rasthtrapati Bhavan on March 18. The envoys, who …
Read MoreAfter nearly two years of long waiting, a US woman has pleaded guilty for pushing an Indian-American man to death in front of a subway train in New York and …
Read MoreTaj Mahal, the 17th century white marble mausoleum in Agra, tops the Asia list for global virtual travellers. The iconic monument, which was built as a memorial by Mughal emperor …
Read MoreWhile a number of key reform bills are stuck in political chess games, the Indian government has appealed to the oppositions not to play ”obstructionist game” and underlined that the …
Read MoreAmid a swelling outrage in India over attacks targeting minorities, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep concern over the gang-rape of an elderly nun in West Bengal and the …
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