Global Indian News
In a slew of initiatives aimed at upscaling bilateral ties, Britain has offered India £1 billion line of credit for investment in the crucial infrastructure sector and agreed to concretise …
Read More
They are the bricks of an emerging new world order. And building it anew, brick-by-brick. Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are steadily and incrementally rewriting the rules of global engagement.
Read More
Unveiling the maiden rail budget of the Narendra Modi government, India’s railways Minister Sadanand Gowda has identified cleanliness, safety and security as top priorities. Quoting Mahatma Gandhi’s favourite adage about …
Read More
The new Indian government is poised to present its maiden rail budget July 8 amid high expectations. Given Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s emphasis on modernization of the rail infrastructure, one can expect …
Read More
There is a common perception in Sri Lanka that India’s policy towards the island nation is greatly influenced by Tamil Nadu. This perception gained ground during the days of coalition …
Read More
Yes, Iraq is imploding and unless a miracle happens we shall have to write the obituary of Iraq as a state to be succeeded by a Kurdistan, a Shiistan, and …
Read More
On 3rd July 1914 nearly a hundred years ago at Simla, Tibet and India signed the Simla Convention that gave birth to the McMahon Line separating Tibet from India in …
Read More
A tea stall hangs in the middle of the air. It is just a normal tea stall in the midst of a lonely highway. Dressed in a floral print sari, …
Read More
Even as official relations between India and Pakistan remain lukewarm, people-to- people relations between the two countries have continued to burgeon. According to the data released by the Indian tourism …
Read More
As the final preparations for the 6th BRICS Summit at Fortaleza (Brazil) get underway, there are mounting expectations from this grouping of emerging powers. Ever since its conception in 2001, the grouping has generated increasing interest and curiosity among other countries.
Read More