Slide

Slide

“India doesn’t leave its people in trouble,” assures PM Modi amid West Asia conflict, accuses Congress of politicising war

“Rightful name as per Malayali culture”: PM Modi hails renaming of Kerala to ‘Keralam’

NDA will sweep upcoming Tamil Nadu polls, end DMK’s “corrupt rule,” says Piyush Goyal

Indian Army and French Army conduct Subject Matter Expert Exchange to deepen professional understanding and improve interoperability

Iranian embassy thanks India for expressing condolence on death of Ayatollah Khamenei

Indian students begin leaving Iran; first batch to head towards Armenia border

RBI caps bank dividend payouts at up to 75% of profit, tightens prudential norms

Abhishek Sharma retains top spot in ICC T20I batting rankings after T20 World Cup final heroics

Home
Our own security interests involved in Pannun probe: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

Our own security interests involved in Pannun probe: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

Published:
April 2, 2024
- TIE Staff

Post Views: 850

PM Modi to deliver 10th consecutive Independence Day address

Indian firm, another lead by Indian-American among 5 winners of prestigious Earthshot Prize

Indian civilian team reaches Maldives to replace Indian military personnel manning 3 aviation platforms

Pannun Assassination Plot: SC dismisses Nikhil Gupta’s Habeas Corpus plea

“Travesty”, “hypocrisy at its worst”: India hits back at Pakistan PM over Kashmir statement at UN General Assembly

“How many more families will have to…”: Rahul Gandhi slams “anti-Bahujan” BJP govt over Dalit girl’s murder in Ayodhya

Rajamouli launches India’s first Dolby-certified post-production facility at Annapurna Studios

Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, to be tabled in Lok Sabha today amidst political standoff

Confident of third term, PM outlines vision for ‘Modi 3.0’ in RS speech

Eknath Shinde faction real Shiv Sena: Maharashtra Speaker in setback to Uddhav Thackeray

Leave a Reply Cancel reply