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Russia willing to seek compromises between Iran and Israel, says Putin

Putin said, "We are in contact with Israel, we are in contact with Iran. We have quite trusting relations. And we would very much like this endless exchange of blows to be stopped at some point"

Russia grateful for concern expressed by PM Modi over Ukraine war: Putin

Asked if he saw a role for India in negotiating peace he referred to his interactions with Modi, whom he described as a friend, and said his country was grateful for this

38 Naxals carrying Rs 2.6 cr bounty killed in encounter: Chhattisgarh cops

As per the statement issued by Dantewada police, 38 naxals were killed in an encounter with security personnel inside the forest of village Nendur and Thulthuli near the Dantewada-Narayanpur border

US sanctions 2 Indians for alleged ties to Houthis transporting Iranian oil

Two Indians sanctioned are linked to the Indo Gulf Ship Management, according to the Treasury Department

Problem lies with Trudeau's foreign policy: Canadian expert on India ties

Noting that Conservatives have been strong allies of India, George expressed hope that the ties between India and Canada would see a reset if a conservative government under Poilievre came to power

Diplomatic tensions between India, Canada have implications on Sikhs: NAPA

This incident has intensified existing insecurities and divisions within the community

Who is Vikash Yadav, former official charged by US for Pannun murder plot?

Vikash, also known as 'CC-1', a former official of India's Research and Analysis Wing, has been charged with an alleged conspiracy to assassinate Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the US

R&AW official plotted to kill Sikh separatist: US Department of Justice

The official identified as Vikash Yadav, 39, was employed by the Cabinet Secretariat, which houses India's foreign intelligence service, the Research and Analysis Wing

India-Canada row: MEA on Bishnoi gang charge; US stings New Delhi. Updates

On Monday, Canadian officials led by Trudeau alleged that Indian diplomats in Canada were engaged in 'serious criminal activity' on their soil

China protests to India over opening of Taiwan's office in Mumbai

China strongly opposes all forms of official contact and interaction between Taiwan and countries having diplomatic relations with China

Army commemorates valour, sacrifice on 62nd anniversary of Battle of Walong

Chief guest also flagged off two Battlefield Treks by a combined team of Indian Army and NCC Cadets, retracing the path taken by the valiant soldiers of the lndian Army during the conflict

Prez hails Malawi's Indian community as 'living link' between two nations

President Murmu also emphasised the Indian government's commitment to the welfare of its nationals living abroad

Uber partners with IAF to offer mobility solutions for official travel

This partnership aims to provide reliable, convenient, and safe transportation services for IAF personnel, veterans and families, a statement released said

Nawaz Sharif reaches out to Delhi after Jaishankar's trip to Islamabad

Sharif described Jaishankar's visit as a good opening and said both sides should now engage and move forward

Gap between actions, words: India slams Trudeau's 'One India' remarks

As the Canadian PM testified before the Commission of Inquiry, the MEA early said what it has heard only 'confirms' New Delhi's consistent stand that Canada has 'presented us no evidence'

Have taken inputs from US very seriously: India on Pannun case probe

Following the allegations by the US, India appointed a high-level inquiry committee to look into the inputs provided by the US on the plot

GE Aerospace to supply engines for Indian Navy's six missile vessels

"Over 714 vessels globally rely on GE Aerospace's marine gas turbines for their reliability and availability," the company announced on Thursday

Israel settled its account with Sinwar but war is not yet ended: Netanyahu

He also said anyone who surrendered weapons and assisted with the return of the hostages would be allowed to leave Gaza safely

India, Pakistan should bury past, look ahead, says ex-PM Nawaz Sharif

"We should not go to the past and should look at the future. It would be better if we bury the past so that we can use the potential between the two countries," Sharif said

Hamas top leader Yahya Sinwar killed, confirms Israel's foreign minister

Sinwar has topped Israel's most wanted list since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war just over a year ago, and his killing strikes a powerful blow to the militant group