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New Delhi: India and Tanzania signed multiple Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) ranging in various sectors including digital transformation, maritime sector and sports aiming to enhance cooperation between the two nations.Indian Navy and Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation also signed a technical agreement on Sharing White Shipping Information, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a
Madrid: The seventh India-Spain Foreign Office Consultations (FOC) were held in Madrid on Monday, during which the two sides undertook a comprehensive review of their bilateral relations and agreed to intensify engagement through Joint Working Groups.The meeting was co-chaired by Sanjay Verma, Secretary (West), Ministry of External Affairs, and Luis Manuel Cuesta Civis, the Under-Secretary of the
Geneva: Senior Kashmiri Journalist and author Khalid Jehangir during his intervention at the 54th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) reiterated that Pakistan continues to support cross-border terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir.Jehangir, who is also the president of the International Centre for Peace Studies (ICPS), said, "Pakistan-sponsored cross-border terrorism has
Senior defense official says Hamas’s brutal attacks show the need to be ready to respond immediately.
The strike group, to arrive “very soon,” has practical and strategic advantages beyond just a “show of force.”
“We have to be able to operate, wherever we’re called, whether it’s in Europe or the Pacific and I think that that has to kind of be a guiding principle for us,” said Army Chief Gen. Randy George.
A collection of photos from the first day of the 2023 Association of the United States Army conference.
“I would imagine there will be a very, very major and deep-rooted inquiry,” said Jonathan Spyer, director of research at the Middle East Forum. “And I assume heads will roll, because what just happened is a very, very major event.”
[Sponsored] GA-ASI’s new Gray Eagle 25M unmanned aircraft system is the most advanced of its kind for high-demand landpower forces.
India’s air force is eyeing the procurement of additional Hindustan Aeronautics TEJAS MK-1A fighters, Light Combat Helicopters (LCH) and other weapon systems, valued at approximately Rs1.7 trillion ($21 billion).The acquisitions will cost Rs41 billion in the 2024 financial year, which starts on 1 April 2024, according to Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, speaking at the air force’s recent press day