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French carrier strike group conducts air-sea manoeuvres with Indian NavyThe French carrier strike group, including FNS Charles de Gaulle, engaged in joint activities with the Indian Navy during Mission Clemencea...- European elegance meets American flair in high seaMSC World America, a new mega cruise ship, is set to debut in Miami in April. It will offer Caribbean itineraries and feature European-insp...
- Olympics opening ceremony saw no major reported issues: French officialFrance's interior minister, Gerald Darmanin, praised security forces for a "event without incident" during the opening ceremony of the Olym...
- Ahead of Paris Olympics kick-off, French rail lines 'sabotaged'French officials condemned the attacks as "criminal actions," but said there was no sign of a direct link to the Games. Prosecutors in Pari...
- Warships from US, Russia and Iran to converge in India for multinational 'Milan' exerciseIn a rare alignment amid current geopolitical tensions, warships from the US, Russia, Iran, and other nations will join India's naval exerc...
- India, France joint naval exercise 'Varuna' startsThis edition of the exercise will witness participation of indigenous guided missile stealth destroyer INS Chennai, guided missile frigate ...
- Tahar Rahim, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Song Kang-Ho join Cannes juryIt will be a female-majority jury for the festival, which has faced criticism for its lack of female representation.
- Battleground Hague: India, Pakistan at ICJ after 18 yearsTomorrow, the ICJ is holding a public hearing at The Hague in Netherlands where the two countries will be asked to present their case over ...
- Kulbhushan Jadhav's case in ICJ: Key developmentsLast month, a Pakistani military court awarded death sentence to former Indian Navy official Kulbhushan Jadhav for alleged espionage and su...
- Pakistan prepares strategy to defend Kulbhushan Jadhav's case at ICJIn the briefing, it was stated that Pakistan does not accept the international court's jurisdiction to order the state of Pakistan on issue...
- India cannot move ICJ for 1965, 1971 POWs: CentreIndia believes Pakistan is holding 54 of its armed forces personnel as prisoners of war since the two wars in 1965 and 1971, yet it feels d...
- President Pranab Mukherjee honours elite helicopter unit involved in 26/11 operationsMukherjee also accorded 'Colours' to 28 Equipment Depot, the air armament stores division which "provides lethality" to fighter and bomber ...
- India and France begin 10-day naval exercise 'Varuna'India and France today began 10-day naval exercise 'Varuna' that will see 12 Rafale fighter jets in action off the Goa coast along with a h...
- Obopay seeks $25 million in strategic investmentObopay just bagged a $15 million order from Banque Atlantique in Africa, after proving deployment of Airtel Money in Uganda and Kenya.
- India confident it has strong case to put before ICJ in Kulbhushan Jadhav caseIndia believes that its case is built around the Vienna Convention's optional protocol which both countries are signatory to and which acco...
- India stands to lose if Captain Kalia case goes to ICJThe same line — that ICJ has no jurisdiction over India and Pakistan — was taken by the Congress-led UPA in 2012 when Kalia’s father took u...
- REpower bags contract from French firmREpower will also provide the full maintenance of the windfarms for 10 years, the statement said without specifying the financial details o...
- Alstom to invest 100 million Euros in French projectAlstom today said it is planning to establish two sites dedicated to production of components and to assembly of 6 MW offshore wind turbine...
- Tata Steel's rail facility ready now after 35mn euro upgradeTata Steel on Thursday said its rail facility in France, upgraded with an investment of 35 million euros, is now ready to produce longer ra...
- Tata Steel gets $70-million order to supply high-speed rail trackTata Steel said it has got a $70 million order to supply 84,000 tonnes rail for a new high-speed track connecting Bordeaux and Tours, two c...
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