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Modi, Muizzu & masala: How Maldives went from 'India Out' to strategic warmthPrime Minister Modi's state visit to the Maldives marks a significant shift in bilateral relations, moving from a period of 'India Out' sen...- Maldives keen on India help to combat drug trade fuelling Pakistan-sponsored terrorPrime Minister Modi's Maldives visit emphasizes strengthened security cooperation to combat drug trafficking, a key priority for President ...
- India, Maldives agree to work together in advancing maritime, security cooperationIndia and the Maldives committed to enhance maritime and security cooperation to benefit both nations and the Indian Ocean Region. Prime Mi...
- India to introduce UPI payment service in MaldivesIndia and Maldives have signed an agreement to introduce the Unified Payments Interface in the Maldives. External Affairs Minister S Jaisha...
- China making inroads into key choke points in Indian Ocean: US CongresswomanCongresswoman Young Kim raised concerns over China's increasing influence in the Indian Ocean, citing Chinese investments and military inst...
- India is Maldives' durable & enduring partner for decadesDevelopmental relations have been built for a long time; India’s prompt assistance during the 1988 coup attempt, led to development of trus...
- Pakistan believes dealing with neigbour is compatible with cross-border terrorism, says JaishankarResponding to a question about India being inactive with other SAARC members, without mentioning Pakistan, Jaishankar said, "I don't think ...
- India to supply hydroxychloroquine to Nepal, Bhutan and BangladeshIndia, which is one of the largest producers of the drug that is used to treat malaria and knee pains, exports around $50 million of the me...
- Bolster cooperation to combat unconventional threats faced by countries in Indian Ocean: Sheikh HasinaHasina stressed the need for security of maritime routes for maintaining economic stability of Bangladesh as 90% of total external trade of...
- India, US strategic partnership has strengthened significantly: PentagonThe US and India maintain a broad-based strategic partnership, underpinned by shared interests, democratic values and strong people-to-peop...
- Ten stocks in focus on Friday, 6 January 2017Drug firm Wockhardt said German regulator has issued European Union Good Manufacturing Practice certificate to the company's Ankaleshwar fa...
- Dr Reddy's Lab completes acquisition of UCB's select brandsThe company had entered into an agreement with UCB which also entails absorbing 350 employees engaged in the operations of India business.
- Maldives promoting radical Islam; can be threat to India: Former Maldives parliamentarianMore than 20,000 people took to the streets on May 1, calling for the release of jailed former president Mohamed Nasheed.
- SAARC Standing Committee discusses terrorism, energy, povertyForeign Secy Sujata Singh & other top diplomats met at 41st meeting of SAARC Standing Committee ahead of 18th SAARC Summit scheduled from N...
- SAARC officials discuss visa exemption schemesThe meet was held ahead of the 6th SAARC Home Ministers' Meeting on Friday, and the SAARC Home Secretaries' Meeting which will take place t...
- Thirteen stocks in focus in Monday morning tradeIndian markets are likely to trade in a range. Here is a list of thirteen stocks which are likely to remain in focus in morning trade.
- Sensex under pressure; top ten stocks in actionSensex came under pressure in mid-morning trade, as investors preferred to stay on sidelines. Take a look at ten stocks which are in focus.
- Ten stocks in focus in Tuesday morning tradeIndian markets are likely to trade in a range. Here is a list of ten stocks which are likely to remain in focus in morning trade.
- Twelve stocks in focus in Tuesday morning tradeIndian shares are expected to trade in a range with a negative bias. Here is a list of twelve stocks that are likely to be in action today.
- Govt cuts import duty to pump up trade in SE AsiaIndia has scrapped import duty and reduced customs tariff on more than 4,800 items from neighbouring least developed countries (LDCs) like ...
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