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Indian community members protest against Pulwama terror attack in Frankfurt

Frankfurt (Germany), Feb 24 (ANI): Members of the Indian community, living in Germany's Frankfurt city, held a protest march on Saturday against Pulwama terror attack. This incident took place on February 14 in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama. Indians who are residing in Germany hold Anti-Pakistan protest to condemn this attack and defy terrorism which was perpetrated from Pakistan. They were joined by members of Baloch, Pashtun and Sindhi community as they are also facing state sponsored terrorism in Pakistan. Protest march was held from Frankfurt central station to centre town.

Terrible situation between India and Pakistan: Trump

Washington DC (US), Feb 23 (ANI): United States President Donald Trump commented on the escalating tension between India and Pakistan post Pulwama attack. He said, ''There's a terrible thing going on right now between Pakistan and India. It's a very bad situation and it is a dangerous situation between the two countries. We would like to see it stop. Lot of people were just killed.'' He added, ''India is looking at something very strong. India just lost almost 50 people. A lot of people are talking. But it's a very delicate balance going on. Right now there's a lot of problem b/w India and Pakistan because of what just happened in Kashmir. It's very dangerous.'' Remarking on the relationship between US and Pakistan he remarked that Pakistan was taking advantage of US under other presidents. He said, ''No I stopped paying Pakistan the 1.3 billion dollar that we were paying to them. Because they were not helping us the way they should have. We have developed a much better relationship wi

Scores of angry US-based Indians protest against Pulwama terror attack in New York

New York (United States), Feb 23 (ANI): More than hundred United States (US)-based Indians protested outside the Pakistan consulate in New York against Pulwama terror attack on Friday. This attack was carried out by Pakistan based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) on February 14 in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama. This attack took away life of 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Jawans. Waving the tricolour, protestors raised slogans like "Pakistan Murdabad," "Global terror Pakistan, LeT Pakistan," "9/11 Pakistan," "26/11 Pakistan," "Osama Bin Laden Pakistan" amongst others. They also held placards which read "Pakistan-a terrorist nation" and "Pakistan progress the country not Terrorism" at the demonstration. The Overseas Friends of BJP (OFBJP) US was among the groups that participated in the protest. Indian communities across the United States have been holding protest marches denouncing the role of Pakistan in the cowardly act. Along with non-resident Indians, the global community

Time to join hands and unite to completely eradicate terrorism: PM Modi

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): On his last day of South Korea visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed on the threat of terrorism which is plaguing the entire world. Having received the 14th Seoul Peace Prize, he said, "A few weeks before the Seoul Olympics (1988), an organisation called Al-Qaeda was formed. Today, radicalization and terrorism have become global and are the biggest threats to world peace and security." He emphasised on the importance of working together to fight with terrorism. He said, "Time has come to join hands and unite to completely eradicate terrorist networks. Only by doing so can we replace hate with harmony." He ended his speech with theme song of 1988 Olympic which was held in Seoul, South Korea. He said, "I would like to quote a portion of the 1988 Olympics Theme Song, as it captures the hopeful spirit for a better tomorrow for all- Hand in hand, we stand, all across the land, we can make this world, a better place in which to live."

President Moon strongly condemned Pulwama attack: MEA

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Seoul, "strongly condemned" the Pulwama attack and labeled it as terrorist attack, Ministry of External Affairs said in the South Korean capital. "There was an exchange of views between PM Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in on global and regional situations. President Moon Jae-in strongly condemned the Pulwama attack as a terrorist attack," said Vijay Thakur Singh, Secretary (East), MEA. Besides the two leaders taking up the agenda forward against terrorism, trade between India and South Korea was also discussed during PM Modi's visit, and both the countries has set the bilateral trade target to $50 billion from current $21 billion. "India and South Korea bilateral trade is at 21 Billion and the target that has been set is 50 Billion by the year 2030," Thakur said.

PM Modi receives Seoul Peace Price for 2018

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded 14th Seoul Peace Price in Seoul on Friday. PM Modi accepted the award and expressed his deepest gratitude. He said, "This award does not belong to me personally but to the people of India, the success India has achieved in the last 5 years, powered by the skill of 1.3 billion people." He expressed his honour for being awarded Peace Prize on the year of 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. He said, "I am honoured that this award is being conferred on me in the year that we celebrate the 150th birthday anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi." Earlier India and South Korea signed 7 Memorandum of understanding (MoUs) in presence of PM Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in on cooperation in Media, Start-ups and Police among others.

Shashi Tharoor bats for India vs Pak World Cup, says forfeiting match worse than surrender

Kochi (Kerala), Feb 22 (ANI): Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has disapproved the demand on Pakistan cricket ban calling the attempt 'worse than surrender'. Tharoor said, "In 1999 Kargil War, India played Pakistan in the cricket World Cup, and won. To forfeit the match this year would not just cost two points: it would be worse than surrender, since it would be a defeat without a fight." He also took to twitter to express the same views on Thursday.

PM Modi, South Korean President hold delegation level talks

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in held delegation level talks in Seoul on Friday. Talks were held on enhancing cooperation in trade and investment, defence and security, energy, space, Start-Ups and people-to-people exchanges. PM Modi expressed gratitude to President Moon yesterday for his condolences on Pulwama attack and support against terror.

PM Modi, South Korean President hold bilateral talks in Seoul

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday held bilateral talks in Seoul. PM Modi is on a two-day official visit to South Korea to boost bilateral relations and enhance cooperation in defence and trade among other sectors. Earlier in a joint statement, PM Modi expressed his gratitude to President Moon for latter's condolences on Pulwama attack.

Won't contest Lok Sabha elections, reiterates Sushma Swaraj

Vidisha (Madhya Pradesh), Feb 22 (ANI): Union External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday reiterated that she will not be contesting the upcoming general elections due to health reasons. Swaraj made the remarks in Vidisha, which is her parliamentary constituency since 2009. She returned to Vidisha after almost three years.

Pulwama attack: PM Modi expresses gratitude to Korean President for support against terrorism

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed his gratitude towards South Korean President Moon Jae-in for latter's condolences on Pulwama terror attack, and said that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the two countries would further take forward their agenda on counter-terrorism."I express my gratitude to President Moon for his condolences on Pulwama terror attack and support against terror. MoU signed between the two countries today will further take forward our counter-terrorism agenda," PM Modi said in a joint statement in Seoul.

India, South Korea ink 7 MoUs on cooperation in media, start-ups, police among others

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Seven Memorandum of understanding (MoUs) were signed between India and South Korea in presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in. The documents were exchanged on cooperation in Media, Start-ups and Police among others.

Congress workers create ruckus at party leader Rashid Alvi's event in Rampur

Rampur (Uttar Pradesh), Feb 22 (ANI): Congress workers created ruckus over ticket distribution at a party program in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur where senior leader Rashid Alvi was present. Incident happened at a hotel where Alvi had come to address the Congress workers. Although Alvi was greeted with a rousing welcome by the workers, the scene at the event quickly changed and Alvi himself got on stage to calm the party workers.

Encounter breaks out between security forces and terrorists in J and K's Sopore

Sopore (Jammu and Kashmir), Feb 22 (ANI): An encounter broke out between security forces and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Sopore town of Baramulla district. The encounter is underway in the Warpora area. According to a senior official, search operation of security forces turned into encounter after terrorists initiated firing. More details are awaited.

PM Modi receives ceremonial reception at Blue House in Seoul

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi was accorded ceremonial reception at Blue House in Seoul. South Korean President Moon Jae-in and first lady Kim Jung-Sook were present at the time. PM Modi is on a two-day visit to South Korea.

Watch: PM Modi pays tribute at Seoul National Cemetery

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 22 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday paid tribute at Seoul National Cemetery. PM Modi is on a two-day visit to South Korea to boost bilateral ties and increase cooperation. PM Modi will also be conferred the Seoul Peace Prize during his visit.

Sikhs For Justice supports Pak-sponsored terrorism

Ludhiana (Punjab), Feb 21: The childhood proverb, 'you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours', explains the relationship Pakistan shares with all the anti-India organisations who wish to wreak havoc in India. After Islamabad-backed Jaish-e-Muhammad carried out the deadly attacks on CRPF personnel in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir in which 40 CRPF personnel lost their lives, Sikhs for Justice, a pro-Khalistan organisation has come out in open support of Islamabad. While the whole world condemned the satanic act, a press statement released by SFJ's legal advisor Gurpatwant Singh Pannun said that the "Pulwama attack was not an act of terror" and supported Pakistan's version in full swing. However, SFJ's stance does not come as a surprise as all their anti-India events across the world are funded and supported by Islamabad's snooping agency the ISI. Pakistan has even given Sikhs For Justice access to their land to carry out their sinister anti-India propaganda by providing them sp

Festival of India in Nepal begins in Birgunj

Birgunj (Nepal), Feb 21 (ANI): The month-long cultural festival of India commenced in Nepal with the performance of 'Journey of Gautam Buddha' by Sumit Roy group, organized by Indian consulate of India in Birgunj. The festival was organised at Hotel Vishwa. Present as the chief guest of the festival, chief Minister of Province No 2, Lal Babu Raut Gaddi, inaugurated the event. Deputy Consul, Ramesh Chaturvedi discussed Indo-Nepal's age old religious, cultural, social relations and literary exchanges with an aim to further boost it.

Prime Minister Modi meets Mayor of Gimhae

Seoul (South Korea), Feb 21 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Mayor of Gimhae Heo Seong Gon in South Korea's capital Seoul. PM Modi gifted him Bodhi tree sapling as a mark of close ties between the two countries. Prime Minister Modi is on his two-day visit to boot bilateral relations between two countries. PM Modi will also be conferred with Seoul Peace Prize during his visit.

JCB issued credit card in Cambodia

Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Feb 21 (ANI): Cambodia's economy has been booming and the growth in the form of construction of new skyscrapers, shopping centers and development in various fields can be seen throughout the country especially in capital city of Phnom Penh. The young generation makes this country a business heaven. Hoping to benefit from this situation "Acleda BANK" in Cambodia announced issuance of debit card with Japanese company "JCB". "Acleda Bank", which started as a NGO supporting small and medium-sized enterprise, is a commercial bank that has a major role in Cambodia's economic development. As cashless is becoming more globalized, citizens will be able to use settlements in two currencies: US Dollar and Cambodian Riel. In this regard, Japanese card company "JCB" with its global network will be a great partner to "Acleda Bank". "ACLEDA Bank" which helps Cambodia to achieve economic development, and the international brand JCB partnership, will help develop more Asian coun