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Jaishankar concludes Trinidad visit; highlights cultural links, development partnershipsExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar concluded his visit to Trinidad and Tobago. He met members of the Indian community, emphasizing stro...- India eyes $25 bn trade with Vietnam by 2030 with focus on mineralsIndia and Vietnam have significantly boosted their strategic ties. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced new cooperation in critical miner...
- Jaishankar highlights India's response to 'world in transition', stresses Global South unity, reformed multilateralism, multipolaritySpeaking at the University of the West Indies in Kingston, on Tuesday, as part of his three-nation official visit to the Caribbean, on the ...
- India, Jamaica agree to boost trade, skilled mobility: JaishankarIndia and Jamaica are strengthening trade and cooperation for skilled professionals. Agreements were signed in health, solarisation, and br...
- India, Jamaica agree to boost trade, skilled mobility, healthcare cooperation: JaishankarIndia and Jamaica are forging a dynamic partnership to enhance trade and foster collaboration in skilled labor. Recent talks delved into ar...
- PM Modi congratulates Jamaican PM Andrew Holness for his third consecutive victoryPrime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Andrew Holness on his Jamaica Labour Party's third consecutive victory in the recent parliamenta...
- PM Modi holds bilateral meeting with Jamaican counterpart HolnessPrime Minister Narendra Modi and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness held a significant bilateral meeting in New Delhi, marking Holness'...
- India ready to partner with Jamaica and share its technical skills & expertise: President Ram Nath KovindHe said Jamaica has welcomed Indians with open arms and given them dignity and respect. As a result, not just politics; but business, music...
- President Kovind meets Jamaican PM Andrew Holness; discusses bilateral cooperation"President Ram Nath Kovind met Prime Minister Andrew Holness of Jamaica. They discussed enhancing cooperation between the two countries in ...
- Indian badminton great Nandu Natekar deadThe 88-year-old, who won over 100 national and international titles in his career, was suffering from age-related ailments.
- As 'Pharmacy of the World', India assisted several countries by supplying essential medicines: President KovindThe president stated that as the "Pharmacy of the World", India has assisted several countries with the supply of essential medicines and e...
- India's vaccine diplomacy to Caribbean builds on two centuries of connectionDuring this First India-CARICOM Summit Level meeting, Modi announced major Development assistance programs for CARICOM nations.
- Hinduja Global Solutions to hire 3,200 people in the second quarter of the current fiscal"We expect to hire around 3,200 people in the second half of the year...Pipeline looks encouraging. For instance, in the UK, we had won a s...
- India announces $ 14 million grant for Caribbean Island states; to support capacity buildingPM announced a $ 14 million grant for community development projects in the CARICOM and another 150 million Line of Credit for solar, renew...
- Aviation: India inks pacts with Sri Lanka, five other countriesThe pacts allow "unlimited number of flights to six metro airports namely Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Chennai,".
- Niti Aayog calls for focus on 10 priority sportsIn a 20-point action plan that includes the short-terms as well as medium and long-term initiatives that could help country.
- 45th Cocotech meeting of Asian & Pacific Coconut Community in KochiThe theme of the meeting will be Inclusive growth and sustainable development of the coconut industry'.
- Missing Commonwealth Games bid papers deepen organizing committee mysteryAjay Maken told the Lok Sabha that the "bid document was inexplicably changed to delete the words "government nominee" in respect to of the...
- The Caribbean's next global hub for call centresJamaica, Barbados & Trinidad are now offering tax incentives. While US cos still use call centres in India & elsewhere for tech support, th...
- Pesticides are bad, activists may be worst!Our reader says pesticide residues in underground water must be reduced rather than blaming Pepsi.
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