Bye Bye Birmingham
The Games were declared closed by Earl of Wessex on behalf of Her Majesty, the Queen…reports Asian Lite News With music that represents the
Sindhu wins maiden gold at Commonwealth
On Monday, Sindhu started well and took an early lead in the first game, moving Michelle around with precise strokes. She was aggressive and
India, Mozambique parliaments ink deal to bolster ties
This comes as the first Mozambican Parliamentary Delegation arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday…reports Asian Lite News Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Esperanca
India rakes up killing of peacekeepers at UNSC
With the killing of the two BSF personnel, the number of Indians killed in peacekeeping operations rises to 177…reports Arul Louis India has raised
GALLERY: Kargil Vijay Diwas in Kashmir
Kashmiris celebrate “Kargil Vijay Diwas” with various activities. Army soldiers along with locals take part in “Kargil Vijay Diwas Tiranga boat” rally in River
2 Indian peacekeepers killed in Congo
Guterres sent his condolences to the Indian government on the death of the two Indian police personnel…reports Asian Lite News Two Indian police personnel
India extends 222 LoCs worth $14.07 bn in Africa
The LoCs projects in African nations are spread across sectors roads, railways, power, ports and shipping, education, telecom, health, and aviation, the Indian government
India, Namibia ink pact for Cheetahs
According to the MoU, the two countries will also share resources and expertise in Cheetah conservation in addition to training personnel…reports Asian Lite News
India looks to deepen trade ties with Africa
Speaking at the conclave on ‘India-Africa Growth Partnership – Creating Shared Futures’, India’s Commerce Minister said India and South African countries can work in
Edtech firms in a real fix
After the Centre took serious note of mis-selling of courses to parents by edtech firms, self-regulatory organisation IEC said it is committed to protecting
