The launch of India-Bangladesh power and rail projects underscores the importance of deeper partnerships and relations. Through a video conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina jointly launched three development projects with Indian assistance. The Akhaura-Agartala Cross-Border Rail Link, the Khulna-Mongla Port Rail Line, and Unit – II of the Maitree Super Thermal Power Plant in Rampal, Bangladesh are the three projects under consideration. The launch of projects in the rail and power sectors between Bangladesh and India highlighted the two nations’ growing relationship and links. The simultaneous launch of these significant projects demonstrates…
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Chandrababu Naidu was detained by the courts after being arrested on September 9th in connection with the purported skill development corporation scam. TDP leader and former Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu was given a four-week temporary release in the skill development case on Tuesday by the Andhra Pradesh High Court, citing health reasons. The former chief minister needs cataract surgery, according to Naidu’s legal representative. PTI claims that the court also extended his standard bail plea till November 10. (Image Source : Telegraph India) The TDP chief was instructed by the bench to provide a ₹1 lakh bail…
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar announced the meeting and emphasized that the Indian government will keep up “all efforts to secure their release” from Qatar. Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar met with the relatives of eight Indians who had been executed in Qatar. He stated that he informed the Indian captives that their problem is of “the utmost importance” to the Indian government on X (formerly Twitter). “Completely understand the families’ worries and suffering. He emphasized that all efforts will be made by the Government to seek their release. Will collaborate closely…
An update to Ottawa’s travel advisory warns that the issuance of visas in nine categories for Canadians to visit India is currently suspended. On October 25, India began providing visa services for Canadian citizens under some categories, following a suspension that had been in place since September 21 due to increased diplomatic tensions between the two nations. The services for entrance, medical and Conference visas will be resumed, according to the Indian High Commission in Ottawa. The visa categories for visitors, employment, students, filmmakers, missionaries, and journalists have been omitted. The decision was made following a “considered review of the…
