With a twin-objective -- to underscore India as a more hospitable destination for global visitors and to tackle modern-day security challenges -- the Central government has introduced the Immigration and Foreigners Bill of 2025. A seminal piece of legislation, the Bill is designed to reform and streamline the nation's immigration framework.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mauritius Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam, on Wednesday, jointly inaugurated the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Public Service and Innovation in Reduit, Mauritius.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said India fully respects the sovereignty of Mauritius with regard to Chagos as the two countries signed 8 MoUs, including the one on sharing of white shipping information.
A crucial Global Media Dialogue will take place here on Thursday, where more than 100 ambassadors and high commissioners will be briefed on the transformative potential of WAVES.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday said India holds Madagascar in the highest regard as a cherished and reliable friend as well as a steadfast partner in its journey of progress.
By the end of this decade, the objective of the United States Government is to raise 500 billion dollars of trade between US and India from the current 200 billion dollars.
With troops pulling back to mutually agreed distances from the standoff points, a joint verification of the disengagement is underway. “Disengagement has been completed at Depsang and Demchok, and verification is in progress.
The project has officially been registered with the IGBC, focusing on both building and landscape certifications, which will validate the park’s adherence to high environmental standards, he informed.
Union Health Minister J P Nadda took the 'oath of unity' on Wednesday, organised as part of the National Unity Day, held in honour of the country’s first Home Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, saying that India is united and one because of Iron Man Sardar Patel.
Exposing Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government's vindictive campaign against India yet again, two senior officials in Ottawa have admitted that they leaked the so-called 'intelligence" on India to the American media, much before it was revealed at home.
