India will reaffirm credentials to be permanent UNSC member: MEA
News | June 18, 2020 22:17 ISTWhile addressing a joint press conference in the national capital on June 18, the Secretary (West) of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
While addressing a joint press conference in the national capital on June 18, the Secretary (West) of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
While addressing a joint press conference in the national capital on June 18, the Secretary (West) of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
As India was elected as non-permanent member of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for term 2021-22, the Secretary (West) of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Vikas Swarup said that India enjoys goodwill at United Nations.
India's representative Vikas Swarup in Geneva, said, "Despite Pakistan's best efforts -- over decades -- to destabilize the state through externally-instigated terror and a campaign of canards and untruth, the situation on the ground is quite normal."
India on Wednesday banned the pro-Khalistan Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) that is run by a few Sikhs in the US, Canada, and the UK. The Indian government is also to take up with Canada the anti-India and subversive activities of SFJ persons.
Senior diplomat Gopal Baglay today assumed charge as Spokesperson in the External Affairs Ministry succeeding Vikas Swarup.
Vikas Swarup, the spokesperson in Ministry of External Affairs, was today appointed as the next High Commissioner of lndia to Canada.
China today said it has lodged a diplomatic protest with India for hosting a Taiwanese parliamentary delegation.
In a strong rebuttal to China’s remarks that India’s membership to the NSG cannot be a farewell gift for countries to give to each other, New Delhi today said India’s bid for membership to the elite group is based on its non-proliferation record.
After winning Digital India Award for its innovative use of social media earlier this year, the External Affairs Ministry has set another benchmark as its Twitter handle @IndianDiplomacy crossed the one million followers mark. {twitter:twitter.com/ME
India today took strong objection to Pakistan’s move to make public the names and identities of the officials working at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, saying the decision put their lives and safety at risk.
India has termed Pakistan's ban on Indian TV and radio programmes as unfortunate. Briefing media here on Friday, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup said that ‘it reflected the neighbouring country's lack of self-confidence’.
Hours after Pakistan announced cancellation of 19th SAARC Summit, India said that its South Asian neighbour has been compelled to recognise regional sentiment against terrorism.
India today said it hopes that the bill to designate Pakistan as a terrorist state by two United States lawmakers will be treated with utmost seriousness.
India on Friday called upon the Pakistani government to extradite ‘global terrorist’ Dawood Ibrahim, adding that the findings of the United Nations' 1267 monitoring committee has confirmed that the underworld don resides and own properties in Pakista
Restating New Delhi’s willingness to hold talks with Islamabad on cross-border terrorism, India today confirmed that it responded to Pakistan’s invitation for dialogue process in Jammu and Kashmir. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swar
Without revealing details of India's Balochistan and PoK policy, Ministry of External Affairs today asserted that New Delhi considers people of Pakistan occupied Kashmir as its own and India will do whatever it has to
Reacting strongly to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s letters to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, India today said that writing letters will not “whitewash
Hit by financial crisis in Saudi Arabia, there are in all 7,700 Indian workers and they have been provided shelter in 20 camps, External Affairs Ministry spokesman Vikas Swarup said today. Swarup, giving a breakup
New Delhi: Expecting a positive move from the neighbours Pakistan, India today said it hoped that the former country will avail provisions of the bilateral Indus Waters Treaty to amicably resolve matters of mutual concern
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