India will be significant partner for bulk production of COVID vaccine: Indian Envoy
News | November 18, 2020 8:44 ISTPrime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to President-elect Joe Biden over phone on November 17.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to President-elect Joe Biden over phone on November 17.
Indian Ambassador to China Vikram Misri on Saturday said that 2020 has been a very unusual year for India as it had to face the "twin challenges" of COVID-19 as well as aggression on the country's borders.
India’s ambassador to China, Vikram Misri said trying to 'change the status quo by resorting to force or coercion, is not the right way forward.'
INS Jalashwa to bring back stranded Indian nationals from Sri Lanka amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Economic growth and human welfare need to go hand in hand and there is a need to ensure equitable, affordable and timely access to health products and technologies for all, India''s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu said in a virtual interaction with Asia Group hosted by former US Ambassador to India Richard Verma on Monday.
Indian Ambassador to United States Taranjit Singh Sandhu on May 10 informed that around 25,000 Indians have registered with the country's mission in the US for repatriation flights. He said, "A total of 25,000 people registered in the first week.
India and China should pool in their scientific and technological resources to develop a vaccine to contain the deadly novel coronavirus, Indian Ambassador to China Vikram Misri has said.
India will soon send a consignment of medical supplies to China to assist Beijing in combating the deadly coronavirus outbreak, Indian Ambassador Vikram Misri said on Sunday as he expressed solidarity with the people of China in their fight against the epidemic.
Exercising India's right to reply to Pakistan at United Nations, India's Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations said, "One delegation that epitomises the dark arts has yet again displayed its wares by peddling falsehoods earlie
The Congress, in a letter, said that following Shringla's briefing members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on October 16 about the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, it requested for "more specific information regarding some of the questions raised at that time".
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