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Monday, December 16, 2019
India-Russia Joint Tri-Services Exercise Indra 2019 Begins
Opening ceremony for the second edition of bilateral tri-service Exercise Indra 2019 between India and Russia was conducted at Babina, Uttar Pradesh
Russian Federation Ambassador to India Nikolay Kudashev said his country was well-prepared to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indian troops at the 75th anniversary of the “victory in the great patriotic war” parade in Moscow on May 9, 2020
An 8,000km cross-border gas pipeline project is but one example of nations looking beyond the US to shore up multilateralism and cooperation
A 139-member contingent of the Chinese Army reached the Indian state of Meghalaya to participate in a joint military exercise. It’s the eighth India-China joint training exercise
India will carry out major military exercises with several countries, including Russia and China, in different frontiers
Present-day international relations are shaped by different rules and institutions. Since membership of international organizations involves restrictions imposed on the ability of member-states to “follow their chosen course,” it is increasingly more often the case that forums amorphous from both international legal and organizational points of view (BRICS, G20, APEC) emerge instead of the usual intergovernmental organizations
“We understand that India has given Brazil the biggest recognition by having our president as the chief guest at the Republic Day Celebrations. And this invitation is also a validation of the recognition India gives to the LatAm region. It is very clear that Brazil is a priority for India,” the envoy said