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Nirendra Dev

Imran Khan's tenure would go down the memory lane in Pakistan that saw abrogation of Article 370 by the Modi government, and it could do nothing much about it (File)

Embattled Imran revamps party structures, names new boss in Sindh

EAM Jaishankar addressing at the second Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Lecture (File)

Vajpayee’s diplomatic creativity should be applied in Indo Pacific: EAM Jaishankar

Though Christians in Pakistan are involved om various occupations, they are hugely over-represented in the sweeper profession (Photo Credit: UCA News)

Christians are hugely over-represented as ‘sweepers’ in Pakistan

India managed new friends (US) and old friends (Russia) while dealing with muscle-flexing from China (Photo Credit: The Diplomat)

Bid Adieu 2021 – India’s foreign policy striding ahead amidst a balanced walk

Bangladeshi writer backs India’s new marriage age Bill, Congress’ divided’

Foreign Secretary Shringla brought the recent incident in Churachandpur and backed Myanmar's return to democracy during his two day visit to Myanmar (Photo Credit: ANI)

Foreign Secy raises Manipur’s Churachandpur ambush with Myanmar military rulers

Hong Kong was the only city under China's sovereignty where the Tiananmen Square massacre could be commemorated because of its promised freedoms and autonomy under the "one country, two systems" principle (Photo Credit: CNN)

China ‘vanishes’ Pillar of Shame from Hong Kong varsity

Foreign Secretary’s visit to Myanmar gives ‘Made in India’ vaccines

The Department of Forests and Wildlife is likely to enlist the services of the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), Dehradun, for the census (File)

Monkey census: It’s more than monkey business, and it is tough

The bond between Arvind Kejriwal and Mamata Banerjee took a hit after both the leaders developed national ambitions (Photo Credit: Gulf News)

“Aise Democracy nahi chalti…” Kejriwal taunts Mamata’s party in Goa

US State Department Spokesperson Ned Price said US Treasury had relaxed some sanctions imposed after Aug 15, when the Taliban seized Kabul after realising Afghanistan need more than just humanitarian assistance (Photo Credit: Times of India)

The US willing to help financially starved Afghanistan but says it “cannot do it alone”

India, France reiterate pledge to restart talks on India-EU Free Trade Agreement

Rahul calls media ‘Dalal’, his mob lynching tweet boomerangs

The Foreign secretary will hold discussions with the State Administration Council, political parties and members of civil society during his two-day working visit to Myanmar (Photo Credit: The Mileage)

Foreign Secretary Shringla to visit Myanmar

These Youtube channels and sites have been involved in anti-India disinformation campaign (Photo Credit: Hindustan News India)

Pak-inspired 20 YouTube Channels, two sites blocked for spreading anti-India propaganda

Time has come for Indian business to scale up, “without any fear”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks to Russian President Putin on phone

India appoints Pradeep Kumar Rawat as new envoy to China

PM Narendra Modi's Congress-Mukt Bharat seems to be on the horizon to a large extent as the party lost its base in many states the recent years (Photo Credit: The Hindu)

2021-Year of reckoning for Congress: The clock is ticking

The bill aims to allow verification of voters through Aadhar seeks to amend the Representation of the People Act to allow Aadhaar numbers to be used for registration of voters for the purpose of establishing the identification (Photo Credit: Deccan Herald

Govt introduces Election Laws (Amendment) Bill in Lok Sabha