The account of the India-US trade deal being a threat to India-Russia ties relies on a historically fixed and emotional understanding of India-Soviet/Russian ties.
Vladimir Putin's visit to India is not just another box to be ticked in the fixture of diplomatic calendars, but one shaped by an imperative to revisit the relationship.
A state visit to India by Russian President Vladimir Putin comes at a particularly delicate moment. The two countries hope to strengthen what they call a ‘special and privileged strategic partnership’.
Envoy Denis Alipov said last week that Moscow had stopped recruiting Indians to armed forces since March 2025. However, 27 Indian families claim their kin were duped & recruited recently.
German companies are handing Beijing sensitive supply chain information, which is demanded by Chinese officials before they approve exports of rare earth elements, used in an array of modern products.
New Delhi: India’s “old, strategic and privileged” partnership with Russia is crucial at a time of global “unpredictability” and “uncertainty”, National Security Adviser (NSA)...
Racism is a problem for privileged mainlanders only when it's meted out to them abroad. In their own backyard, it's normalised as 'I was just kidding. Chill yaar'.
Biotechnology has emerged as the fastest-growing segment, valued at $11.46 billion, led by fermentation-based industries, biofuels, enzymes and sustainable materials.
The 7 February incident involving Tejas aircraft caused severe damage to its frame. IAF and HAL are working together as part of the Board of Inquiry (BoI) to probe the incident.
Perhaps Russia and Ukraine should sit across the table, one on one, facilitated by a common friend like President Erdogan of Turkey, and attempt to reach a ceasefire. Followed by protractions negotiations, leading to an outcome in terms of which Ukraine, very unfortunately, will have to accept loss of Crimea and areas in effective control of Russia since its annexation. 2. India cannot be neutral or an honest broker. Better to stay away.
Perhaps Russia and Ukraine should sit across the table, one on one, facilitated by a common friend like President Erdogan of Turkey, and attempt to reach a ceasefire. Followed by protractions negotiations, leading to an outcome in terms of which Ukraine, very unfortunately, will have to accept loss of Crimea and areas in effective control of Russia since its annexation. 2. India cannot be neutral or an honest broker. Better to stay away.