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- World
US Congressman expresses concern over human rights situation in Kashmir
Washington: A prominent American Congressman has expressed concern over the human rights situation in Kashmir and emphasised that the US government must make clear that it expects better of democracies like India.…
- India
India condemns terror attacks in Israel
New Delhi: India on Wednesday strongly condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Israel and conveyed its condolences to the families of the victims. According to reports from Israel, six people were killed…
- India
Contact embassy urgently: MEA to Indians stranded in Ukraine
The Indian embassy in Ukraine has urged its nationals who are still struck in war-ridden Ukraine to fill up an online form mentioning basic details and current location. The embassy’s official Twitter…
- India
India raises concerns over students stranded in Sumy amid Ukraine crisis
New Delhi: Raising concerns over the Indian students stranded in Sumy following the Ukraine crisis, India on Saturday said that it has urged Russian and Ukrainian governments through multiple channels for an…
- India
Exploring all possible ways to evacuate Indians from Sumy: Embassy
New Delhi: The Indian embassy in Ukraine on Saturday said it is exploring all possible ways to safely evacuate the Indian nationals from the eastern Ukrainian city of Sumy. The mission said…
- World
Over 20,000 Indians have left Ukraine so far: MEA
New Delhi: Centre on Friday said that more than 20,000 Indians have left the Ukraine so far. However, as many as 300 citizens are still stranded in Kharkiv, 700 in Sumy and…
- India
MEA issues advisory for Indian Nationals in Ukraine’s Kharkiv
New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs issued an advisory for Indian Nationals in Ukraine’s Kharkiv, stating that a potentially dangerous situation can be expected. Indian Embassy in Kyiv, in a tweet, urged…
- India
18,000 Indians left Ukraine since first travel advisory was released: MEA
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said that a total of 18,000 Indian nationals have left Ukraine since the first travel advisory was issued by the Indian Embassy in…
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No hostage crisis in Ukraine, says MEA
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement on Thursday clarifying that there was no hostage crisis in Ukraine as the Russian invasion of Kiev entered the seventh day. In “response…
- India
Every minute is precious for safe evacuation: Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi: After an Indian Student died in Ukraine, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said that the government needs a strategic plan to evacuate stranded Indians. He also offered condolences on the demise…
- India
Russia-Ukraine war: Indian student killed in Kharkiv
New Delhi: An Indian student, Naveen SG was killed in shelling in Kharkiv city of war-hit Ukraine on Tuesday morning, the Ministry of External Affairs said. “With profound sorrow we confirm that…
- Andhra Pradesh
AP: Government sets up reception centers at Mumbai, Delhi airports
Amaravati: Principal Secretary and State Level Task Force Committee Chairperson M T Krishna Babu said that Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed officials to set up reception centres at Mumbai…
- Andhra Pradesh
AP govt in contact with 423 affected students from state in Ukraine
Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh government has so far traced 423 students from the state studying in war-hit Ukraine and established contact with them, a senior official said on Saturday. Chairperson of the…
- Andhra Pradesh
AP CM extends support to Centre to repatriate Andhra students from Ukraine
New Delhi: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Wednesday wrote to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, extending his support for repatriating Andhra students from crisis-hit Ukraine. Reddy said in…
- India
India to send 50,000 MT of wheat to Afghanistan overland through Pakistan
Amritsar: India will send 50,000 metric tonnes (MT) of wheat to Afghanistan overland through Pakistan on Tuesday. The consignment will be flagged off by Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla. This comes a…
