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India-Austria to partner on sustainability, focus on green hydrogen

During his visit, the Prime Minister held bilateral discussions with Chancellor Karl Nehammer

Kathua manhunt: Truck driver, 50 others detained after deadly army ambush

Suspicion has been cast on the civilian tipper driver, with authorities investigating whether he intentionally delayed the convoy by requesting a pass on the culvert

Nato condemns China's Russia support, backs full Ukraine integration

The alliance is also concerned by developments in China's space capabilities and activities and urges Beijing to engage in strategic risk reduction discussions, the draft said

India, Austria back any efforts for peaceful resolution to Ukraine conflict

The two leaders underscored the importance of democratic countries such as India and Austria working together to contribute to international and regional peace and prosperity

India raises seafarer abandonment crisis at IMO; secures seat at council

In recognition of its continued commitment to address seafarers' issues, India secured its position as one of the eight governments representing IMO in the joint tripartite working group, it said

India-EFTA FTA: Goyal to meet Swiss investors on on $100-bn FDI commitment

The minister's visit to Switzerland will also see discussions on the ratification of the trade deal by both sides

Indian medical students in Ukraine step up to assist doctors amid conflict

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expressed heartfelt gratitude, emphasising that these students, through their dedication and actions, exemplified shared values of humanity and sanctity of life

We never wanted them: Moscow on induction of Indians in Russian Army

"We are on the same side with the Indian government on the issue... We hope that the issue will be resolved soon," he said at a media briefing while responding to a question

PM Modi, Austrian Chancellor Nehammer hold 'extensive, fruitful' talks

The meeting, described as comprehensive by the Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, covered a wide array of subjects pivotal to both nations

India's role in Russia-Ukraine peace process crucial: Austrian Chancellor

Nehammer's remarks came during his joint press statement with visiting Prime Minister Narendra Modi after their formal talks

PM Modi receives ceremonial Guard of Honour in Vienna, signs guestbook

Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that it was the first bilateral visit of Prime Minister Modi to Austria

Russia hails PM Modi's visit to Moscow, calls it 'historic, game-changing'

Prime Minister Modi's visit to Moscow was watched by the whole world and it was evident how significant the trip was, he said, a day after Modi and Putin held summit talks

Army commander visits LOC, asks troops to be prepared for future challenges

The Army commander also visited the Kargil War Memorial in Drass, and paid homage to those who laid down their lives during Operation Vijay

PM Modi discusses bilateral relations with Austrian Chancellor Nehammer

PM Modi landed in Austria on Wednesday where he was welcomed by Indian Ambassador to Austria Shambhu Kumaran

India-Austria friendship to get stronger in times to come: PM Modi

Prime minister thanked the Austrian chancellor for the warm welcome and said he looks forward to discussions

After PM Modi's Russia visit, US says India remains a strategic partner

US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said that the US has been quite clear about its concerns about India's relationship with Russia and will continue conveying them to New Delhi

Security forces conduct search operations in J-K's Kathua, Samba districts

Five Army soldiers lost their lives and as many as were injured in an ambush by terrorists in Kathua district on July 8

New US envoy to Taiwan vows to help with self-defence amid China threats

Taiwan and the US are solid partners to each other who strive to maintain regional peace and stability, Lai said

Make no mistake, Russia is failing in this war, says Prez Joe Biden

Biden said the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania and Italy will provide Ukraine with the equipment for five additional strategic air-defence systems

Nato pledges dozens of air-defense systems to Ukraine, including 4 Patriots

US, Germany and Romania will send Ukraine additional Patriot batteries, while the Netherlands and others will provide Patriot components to make up one more battery