Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a productive meeting with Australia's Deputy PM and Defence Minister Richard Marles on Thursday. The leaders reviewed the full spectrum of India-Australia defence cooperation, including defence industry, cyber defence, maritime security and regional cha
Australia's Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles has described the newly signed defence agreement with India as a "hugely significant step" in strengthening the operational partnership between the two nations' armed forces.
At the airport, he was welcomed by Peter Khalil, Australia's Assistant Minister of Defence, along with Vice Admiral Justin Jones, Chief of Joint Operations.
A group of US lawmakers wrote to President Donald Trump urging him to repair ties with India after recent tariff hikes strained relations. They warned the measures hurt both economies and risk pushing India closer to China and Russia, calling for renewed dialogue and policy review.
Bollywood actor Vineet Kumar, who attended a special session titled 'Local Roots, Global Reach: Indian Storytelling from the Heartland', on the second day of the FICCI Frames 2025 event shared advice for the youth and spoke about the importance of self-discovery and staying focused in today'
Chandigarh [India], October 8: In a remarkable achievement highlighting the growing potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) education in India, as many as 1200 students from CBitss Artificial Intelligence Institute in Chandigarh have successfully secured placements with annual packages ran
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Sydney on Wednesday, marking the start of his official visit to Australia aimed at deepening defence and strategic cooperation between the two nations.
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], October 8: Increff today announced the availability of Increff Merchandising Software in Microsoft AppSource, an online cloud marketplace providing tailored line-of-business solutions.
A US Senate hearing warned that China is using illegal and coercive tactics to expand its control across the Indo-Pacific, mirroring Russia's actions in Crimea. Experts said Beijing's "gray-zone" strategy, building islands, pressuring Taiwan, and ignoring rulings, aims to gain territory with