India today said it is of "utmost importance" that the electoral process in Maldives is allowed to proceed unhindered.

Waheed said his government will do the utmost to promote democracy in the country.

"I will be talking to the Foreign Minister of Maldives (Abdul Samad Abdullah) regarding the issue," Khurshid told PTI.

45-year-old Nasheed yesterday took refuge in the Indian High Commission to evade arrest warrant issued by a local court.

Maldivian anti-riots police have surrounded the Indian mission and police have set up barricades around the high commission area.

A concerned India today said it is in touch with Maldivian authorities to resolve the situation arising out of the issuance of arrest warra...

Anti-riots police surrounded the Indian High Commission here after former President Nasheed went there, soon after the arrest warrant issue...

The first lesson for Indian corporates is that when they invest overseas, they must pay attention to factors like political dispensation & ...

Axis Bank leads a clutch of lenders, which includes Indian Overseas Bank and Indian Bank, with exposure to the airport project.

The dispute over the airport and statements from Maldives officials had resulted in a diplomatic row between India and the archipelago.

In a clear message to Maldives, India today said it would like to see "fulfilment" of all legal processes.

Maldives asserted that it will go ahead with the takeover of the Male International Airport from GMR Infrastructure.

Shares of GMR Infrastructure fell in the afternoon reacting to the Singapore Court of Appeal's ruling that the Maldives government has the ...

Maldives today asserted that it will go ahead with the takeover of the Male International Airport from GMR later this week.

Stating that GMR Infrastructure has not invested in Maldives "to be compensated", the company has said it will take all "legal remedies" to...

The Maldives govt rejects Singapore court's order to suspend termination diktat; says it will operate Male airport from Saturday

Reacting to the Maldives' stand that its decision was "non-reversible", GMR said sovereign guarantee in the contract should be "respected".