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29/08/2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attack Trump From Japan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit in Tokyo yesterday. He arrived in Tokyo on a two-day official visit to Japan. The visit comes at the invitation of the Prime Minister of Japan. During the summit, the two leaders reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral ties and discuss ways to take forward the next phase of the Special Strategic and Global Partnership, which has grown steadily over the past 11 years.

Akashvani correspondent reports that upon his arrival at the Imperial Hotel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed by the enthusiastic Indian diaspora, who greeted him with slogans and cheers. Kathak and classical music performances were held in his honour. Before attending the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend a business event. Executive Vice President of Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO), said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Japan visit is happening at the right time. As per their survey, Japanese companies that are working in India, over 80 percent of those have the intention to expand their business in India in the next two years.

Several (MoUs) are expected to be signed, focusing on expanding cooperation in key areas such as defense, security, trade , economy, technology and innovation. After that, the Prime Minister will address the media at the Prime Minister’s office, marking a significant moment in the ongoing relationship between the two nations. In his departure statement, He expressed confidence that his visit to Japan and China would further India’s national interests and priorities, and contribute to building fruitful cooperation in advancing regional and global peace, security, and sustainable development. He stated that the visit will also be an opportunity to strengthen civilizational bonds and cultural ties that connect the people of the two nations.

Prime Minister Modi said that from Japan, he will travel to China to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit, at the invitation of President of India China. He said India is an active and constructive member of SCO. India remains committed to working with the SCO members to address shared challenges and deepen regional cooperation.

23/08/2025

PM Narendra Modi attacked the Trinamool congress in Kolkata

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Bihar and West Bengal yesterday. In Bihar, he laid the foundation stone and inaugurate multiple development projects worth around 13 thousand crore rupees at Gaya. He flaged off two trains and address the gathering. Thereafter, he inaugurated the bridge project on River Ganga. It will provide direct connectivity between Mokama in Patna and Begusarai.

The new bridge will reduce the extra travel distance of more than 100 km for vehicles travelling between North Bihar and South Bihar. The Prime Minister also inaugurated the four-lane Bakhtiyarpur to Mokama section of NH-31, which will ease congestion and reduce the travel time. Prime Minister inaugurated the Buxar Thermal Power Plant, which will significantly enhance power generation capacity, improve energy security, and meet the growing electricity demand of the region.

He inaugurated the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital & Research Centre at Muzaffarpur. This state-of-the-art facility will provide advanced and affordable cancer care to patients in Bihar and neighbouring states.

Prime Minister flaged off two trains – Amrit Bharat Express between Gaya and Delhi, and Buddhist Circuit Train.

In West Bengal, he flaged off metro train services on the newly constructed sections in Kolkata at around 4 PM. Further, he laid the foundation stone and inaugurate multiple development projects worth over 5,000 crore rupees in Kolkata. He also addressed the gathering on the special occasion.

18/08/2025

Indian Foreign affairs minister S. jaishankar Met Korea's foreign minister

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met South Korea’s new Foreign Minister on 16th August during his first working visit to India, with both sides agreeing to expand cooperation in sectors like semiconductors, artificial intelligence, clean energy, shipbuilding, and defence manufacturing. The meeting coincided wth the 10th anniversary of India-Republic of Korea Special Strategic Partnership.

According to a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs), the ministers reaffirmed the strong and growing partnership, rooted in shared democratic values, mutual trust, shared economic interests, commitment to regional and global peace and stability.

The two leaders reviewed cooperation across political, security, trade, economic, technology, and different sectors. They agreed to set “new industrial ambitions,” especially in high-tech sectors such as chip making semiconductors, clean energy, shipbuilding and defense industry. Both sides also shared assessments on regional and global developments, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.

After the meeting, S Jaishankar posted on social media that he was “delighted” to meet foreign minister of South korea as the partnership completed 10 years.

He said “Held productive discussions on advancing our bilateral cooperation in trade, manufacturing, maritime & people to people exchanges as well as new opportunities in Artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and defence. Also exchanged perspectives on Indo-Pacific and contemporary global developments,”

S jaishankar welcomed South Korea's foreign minister, describing it as a “very special privilege” to host an old friend in a new role. Congratulating him on his recent appointment, he remarked that the visit, coming “ a day after your National Day, says a lot about the value we attach to the relationship,” while also extending greetings on Korea’s National Liberation Day.

S Jaishankar said the visit marks the 10th anniversary of the Special Strategic Partnership between India and South Korea. He recalled being present with Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he met President of South korea in Canada, during a meeting. India and South Korea have strengthened ties over the past decade, with collaboration ranging from trade and investment to security and technology. The first visit as foreign minister, both countries have signalled their intent to push the relationship into new areas of strategic technology and defence, while deepening their coordination on regional security in the Indo-Pacific.

16/08/2025

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In the much awaited Alaska summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, United States President Donald Trump expressed confidence in his ability to make concrete progress towards securing a ceasefire in Ukraine at the meeting.

Putin received the red carpet treatment with a lengthy handshake by President Trump as he deplaned at the Joint Base military facility in the Alaska.

The warm greeting set a tone for what were always going to be tough negotiations:
While the meeting was anticipated to take about seven hours, but it wrapped up in less than three hours. Trump and Putin addressed a gathering of journalists after the talks with relatively brief pre-prepared statements. Neither leader took any questions.
Putin said his country is committed to ending the war, but the conflict’s “primary causes” must be eliminated for an agreement to be long-lasting.

Donald Trump praised the “extremely productive meeting”, in which he said “many points were agreed to”, there is a “very good chance of getting there” – referring to a ceasefire – but conceded that there remain sticking points with Moscow, including at least one “significant” one.

The Russian leader has become an increasingly maligned and isolated figure in the West since waging war on Ukraine in 2022.

But on Friday, that ended, with a red carpet welcome, a flypast by US fighter jets and warm applause from Trump.
Before the meeting, it was widely anticipated that Putin would attempt to dilute peace talks with talk of bilateral trade and cooperation.

Trump had asserted that there would be no discussion of business with Putin until the pair had made substantive progress on bringing about a ceasefire in Ukraine.

This plan, actually, seems to have been derailed somewhat, with the Russian president saying in his post-meeting statement that the pair discussed their collaboration in the areas of tech and space.

“It’s clear that US and Russian investment and business cooperation has tremendous potential. Russia and USA can offer each other so much. In trade, digital, high-tech and in space exploration, [and] we see that Arctic cooperation is also very possible,”
Russia has previously tried to pitch its vast reserves of rare earth minerals.

Donald Trump has previously asserted that he hopes to host a trilateral meeting on ending the war in Ukraine very soon, this time attended by Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelenskyy, too. In Alaska, the US leader said he would now call NATO officials and Ukrainian president to discuss the meeting.

09/08/2025

PM Narendra Modi and Philippines president Marcos junior resolved to secure peace in Ocean

Few days ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President of Phillipines Marcos Junior pledged to work together to uphold a free, open and secure Indo-Pacific region.

The president of Phillipines, who is in India with a delegation that includes 14 cabinet ministers, met PM Modi for wide-ranging talks that encompassed defence and security, trade and investment, healthcare, digital transformation, space and connectivity, even as warships from India and the Philippines conducted a joint exercise in the South China Sea.

The two sides concluded a five-year plan of action to take forward the strategic partnership, and finalised 14 agreements, including three pacts to enhance dialogue between their armed forces, a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters and a Memorandum of understanding for cooperation in digital technologies.

Prime Minister Modi said “I’m happy to share that we have decided to upgrade our ties to a strategic partnership. We have also prepared a detailed action plan to turn this partnership’s potential into outcomes,. This decision points to the “possibilities represented by the strong upward trajectory of our two economies [and] the growing alignment of our interests and views on the challenges and imperatives of our time. Our strengthening defence ties are a symbol of the deep mutual trust between our two countries. As maritime nations, cooperation in the maritime domain is both natural and essential,,

Both leaders focused on growing defence cooperation between the two sides, including the supply of Indian military hardware to Philippines. In 2022, the Philippines became the first foreign customer for the BrahMos cruise missile.

The president of Phillipines described India as a key partner in the defence modernisation of the Philippines and said: “We agreed to continue levelling up our collaboration in defence and security.” As part of efforts to enhance dialogue and exchanges between the defence establishments, the two sides will establish mechanisms for service-to-service talks, information-sharing and training exchanges.

26/07/2025

Prime Minister Nararendra Modi Met British Prime Minister।

19/07/2025

Pradhan Mantri Narendra Modi Inaugurated Project worth Rs 7,000 crore in motihari

Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone, inaugurated and dedicated to the nation development projects worth over Rs 7,000 crore in Motihari yesterday. Offering his salutations at the feet of Baba Someshwarnath he sought blessings, expressing his wish for happiness and prosperity in the lives of all residents of Bihar.

He remarked that the 21st century is witnessing rapid global progress, noting that the dominance once held solely by Western nations is now increasingly shared by Eastern countries, whose participation and influence are growing. He emphasized that Eastern nations are now gaining new momentum in development.

He also said that just as Eastern countries are advancing globally, in India, it is the era of the eastern states. He affirmed the government’s resolve to ensure that, in the coming times, Motihari in the East becomes as prominent as Mumbai in the West.

Emphasizing Champaran’s deep connection with India’s faith and cultural heritage, He stated that the Ram-Janaki Path will pass through Motihari’s Sattarghat, Kesariya, Chakia, and Madhuban. He highlighted that the new railway line being developed from Sitamarhi to Ayodhya will enable devotees from Champaran to travel to Ayodhya for darshan. He remarked that these initiatives will significantly enhance connectivity in Bihar and generate new employment opportunities in the region.

The Prime Minister criticised the previous governments for having long engaged in politics in the name of the poor, Dalits, backward classes, and tribal communities and that they not only deny equal rights but also fail to show respect to those outside their own families. He asserted that Bihar is witnessing their arrogance clearly today. Calling out for protecting Bihar from their malicious intent, he praised the dedicated efforts of the current Bihar Government and urged everyone to collectively accelerate Bihar’s development and move toward a brighter future. He concluded by calling for a shared resolve to build a new Bihar and congratulated the people for the development projects inaugurated today.

Prime Minister inaugurated New Software Technology Parks of India) facility at Darbhanga and Patna for promoting IT Industry and Startups. These facilities will help in boosting IT software and service exports. It will also nurture the tech startup ecosystem for entrepreneurs, encourage innovation and the product .

16/07/2025

India in a Major military drills in Australia

14/07/2025

External Affairs Minister held a meeting with China Vice president in Beijing

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a meeting with Chinese Vice President in Beijing on Monday and noted the improvement in bilateral ties. He expressed confidence that discussions during his visit will maintain that positive trajectory.

During his meeting, he expressed India's support for China's Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Presidency.

In a post on social media, he stated, "Pleased to meet Vice President soon after my arrival in Beijing today. Conveyed India's support for China's SCO Presidency. Noted the improvement in our bilateral ties and expressed confidence that discussions during my visit will maintain that positive trajectory."

He said, "India supports a successful Chinese presidency at the SCO. Excellency, our bilateral relationship, as you have pointed out, has been steadily improving since the meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President in Kazan last October. I am confident that my discussions in this visit will maintain that positive trajectory."

He also stated that India and China have marked the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties. He mentioned that the resumption of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is widely appreciated in India. Continued normalization of our ties can produce mutually beneficial outcomes."

Calling the current international situation "complex," S jaishankar said, "The international situation, as we meet today, Excellency, is very complex. As neighbouring nations and major economies, an open exchange of views and perspectives between India and China is very important. I look forward to such discussions during this visit."

He arrived in China after concluding his visit to Singapore, his first trip to China in five years. He is expected to meet his Chinese counterpart,, for a bilateral meeting on Tuesday..

Jaishankar will also attend Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Foreign Ministers' Meeting on 15th July.

This is the External Affairs Minister's first visit to China since relations soured following the deadly military clash in Galwan in 2020. His visit follows visits by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, who had travelled to China in June for the SCO meetings.

12/07/2025

Air strike in Mayanmar killed 23 people took shelter in a Budhists monastry

An air strike on a Buddhist monastery in Myanmar's earthquake-struck area has killed 23 people , according to witnesses..

The resistance member — who spoke on condition of anonymity — said 23 civilians were killed when a jet fighter dropped a bomb on a building in the village's monastery midnight

They said more than 150 people from nearby villages had been taking shelter there to avoid recent fighting in the region.

Myanmar's independent Democratic Voice of Burma online media reported the number of death could be as high as 30, however the number could not be immediately confirmed.

The military did not immediately comment on the incident at the monastery, located about 35 kilometres north-west of Myanmar.

In the past, the army has said it only attacks legitimate targets of war and has accused the resistance forces of being terrorists.

The monastery housed about 200 people displaced by nearby fighting between the army and pro-democracy forces, The nature of the attack could not immediately be verified.

Military conducting air strikes despite quake
Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military seized power from the elected government in February 2021, triggering a civil war.

After peaceful demonstrations were put down with lethal force, many opponents of military rule took up arms.
However, the military has continued to launch air strikes and artillery attacks on rebel-controlled areas, including those already destroyed by the earthquake, which killed almost 3,700 people.

The military has increasingly used air strikes to counter opposition forces, including the armed People's Defence Force in the area, a stronghold of armed resistance.

The poll is widely seen as an attempt to normalise the military's seizure of power through the ballot box and to deliver a result that ensures the generals retain control.

11/07/2025

Baloch liberation army attacked various istablishnents of governnent and military in Pakistan

n one of the most sweeping and coordinated offensives witnessed in years, the rebellious outfit Balochistan Liberation Front ) launched a wave of attacks late Tuesday across multiple districts of Balochistan, targeting government and military installations.

The group claimed responsibility for what it called "Operation Dawn vowing a new chapter in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state,
At least 17 attacks were reported, disrupting communication lines, damaging administrative infrastructure, and striking military checkpoints.

While Pakistani authorities have yet to provide a full account of the damage, local sources reported significant disruptions in affected areas.

In a statement, BLF spokesperson described the campaign as “a beginning in the Baloch national liberation war,” asserting that the operation stretched from the Makran coast, underscoring the group’s extended operational reach.
“The resistance has entered a new phase,” he said. “Operation dawn is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations.

He claimed the attacks were carefully planned to inflict both "human and material losses" on security forces, And some of the details remain largely unverified.

The scale and precision of the strikes suggest an insurgency in Pakistan’s south-western province, where grievances over resource exploitation, political marginalisation, and military presence have long fueled the sentiment.

As of Wednesday morning, security forces had begun search operations in the targeted districts, while communication services remained down in parts of Panjgur.

The BLF said it would release more information on the operation’s outcomes once it concludes. Meanwhile, the assault has once again drawn attention to the fragile security situation in Balochistan, where periodic flare-ups of armed rebellion continue to challenge Islamabad’s hold over the resource-rich areas.

10/07/2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi conferred with Namibia's highest civilian honour — '𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙈𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝘼𝙣𝙘𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙊𝙧𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝙤𝙛 𝙒𝙚𝙡𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙨𝙘𝙝𝙞𝙖 𝙈𝙞𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙨'.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed deep pride in the Indian diaspora in Namibia, commending their role in preserving Indian culture and fostering stronger ties between India and the southern African nation.

In a post the Prime Minister said, “The Indian community in Namibia is extremely optimistic about closer India-Namibia friendship and this reflected in the special welcome in Namibia. I am extremely proud of our diaspora, particularly the manner in which they have retained a connect with their culture and traditions.”

PM Modi arrived in Namibia earlier yesterday on the final leg of his five-nation tour. He received a traditional welcome at the International Airport, where he was greeted by Namibia’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation.

Local musicians performed at the airport to mark the occasion. In a gesture that drew warm applause, Prime Minister Modi joined the performers and played the Namibian drums, highlighting his appreciation for local customs and traditions.

This marks Prime Minister Modi’s first visit to Namibia and only the third visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the country in the last 27 years.

Soon after his arrival, the Prime Minister posted “. Namibia is a valued and trusted African partner with whom we seek to boost bilateral cooperation.”

During the visit, PM Modi will hold bilateral talks with Namibian President. Both leaders are expected to discuss expanding cooperation in key areas such as energy, healthcare, education, digital technology, and development partnership.

The visit will also include an address to a Joint Session of the Namibian Parliament, marking an important milestone in India-Namibia relations.

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, India and Namibia share historic ties dating back to India’s early support for Namibia’s independence movement. In 1946, India raised the issue of Namibian independence at the United Nations.

Ahead of his visit, PM Modi described Namibia as “a trusted partner” with whom India shares a “common history of struggle against colonialism.”

Prime Minister Modi said, “I look forward to meeting President and charting a new roadmap for cooperation for the benefit of our peoples, our regions and the wider Global South,” adding that addressing the Namibian Parliament would be a privilege as both nations celebrate “our enduring solidarity and shared commitment for freedom and development.”

The Prime Minister had earlier expressed confidence that his visits to the five countries would further
strengthen India’s ties across the Global South.

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