Vanessa Dougnac says in a statement that she has been ‘unfairly accused of prejudicing the interests of the state’ & that ‘it has become clear that she cannot keep living in India’.
Taipei announced Friday it had signed MoU with New Delhi to allow Indian workers to be employed in Taiwan. This comes as India-China ties remain strained over the 2020 Galwan clashes.
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Modi met Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani during his Qatar visit. Discussions included expanding areas of bilateral cooperation to include space, technology and innovation.
During the visit, Hourn had extensive talks with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and discussed the steps to implement the Plan of Action to implement the ASEAN-India Partnership for Peace, Progress, and Shared Prosperity.
Former PM and PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif nominates his younger brother for the top post after days of suspense over who would form the next government in Pakistan.
Former US President Donald Trump said last week that Russia is free to attack any NATO ally that wasn’t meeting defence spending obligations. Many wonder if it has hurt his presidential bid.
Decisions on deepening of cooperation between India & Indonesia in various sectors on hold since late last yr. Incumbent Joko Widodo's defence minister Prabowo Subianto a frontrunner.
In a significant diplomatic breakthrough for ministry of external affairs, the Indian Naval veterans, in Qatari jail since August 2022, were released early Monday.
Ashish Gupta, Brand Director for Skoda India, said while performance cars like the Octavia RS are not too cheap, ‘car buyers who know and love their cars find them to be far better bang for the buck’.
WhatsApp privacy policy case is among a string of matters involving practices like restrictive platform rules, pricing & billing policies, reflecting India’s tight scrutiny of market dominance.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Shekhar will remember Louis Malle the French film maker who was kicked out of India in early 70s for making documentaries on India with downright racist content. That is the problem with white people who visit India. They see the poverty, disorder which is hard to belive for them and may be they derive an evil pleasure learning that people somewhere on the planet live like that, too. And they would like to get back home and show the misery in India to their own countrymen. When I say whites, I mean whites of all hues and faiths and convictions. In the early 90s I was accompanying a purchase delegation from Nakhodka in Russia which was in Pune for a business negotiation. On our way to Mumbai to visit a company, we were traveling by train. One of the Russians carrying a swanky movie camera would all the time walk up to the door of the compartment, peep out and return. Finally he found what he was looking for. I peered out and saw a jhopadpatti (slum) by the railway line and he got into action. He filmed the whole spectacle. I tried to tell him there are more beautiful sights , but he wouldnt be deterred. So, they keep coming to gawk at our poverty, always showing the country in a bad light. We have to strive to remove this stigma of poverty by sheer hard work.
Shekhar will remember Louis Malle the French film maker who was kicked out of India in early 70s for making documentaries on India with downright racist content. That is the problem with white people who visit India. They see the poverty, disorder which is hard to belive for them and may be they derive an evil pleasure learning that people somewhere on the planet live like that, too. And they would like to get back home and show the misery in India to their own countrymen. When I say whites, I mean whites of all hues and faiths and convictions. In the early 90s I was accompanying a purchase delegation from Nakhodka in Russia which was in Pune for a business negotiation. On our way to Mumbai to visit a company, we were traveling by train. One of the Russians carrying a swanky movie camera would all the time walk up to the door of the compartment, peep out and return. Finally he found what he was looking for. I peered out and saw a jhopadpatti (slum) by the railway line and he got into action. He filmed the whole spectacle. I tried to tell him there are more beautiful sights , but he wouldnt be deterred. So, they keep coming to gawk at our poverty, always showing the country in a bad light. We have to strive to remove this stigma of poverty by sheer hard work.