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India Intensifies Gulf Engagement as Energy Diplomacy Gains Urgency for Diaspora Stability

The situation underscores the strategic importance of the Gulf not only as an energy partner but also as a

Bahrain champions stronger Arab–India partnership at New Delhi Forum

An Executive Programme for 2026–2028 was adopted at the forum, outlining concrete steps to deepen the partnership Included in

India takes centerstage as global aviation looks to the future

“This AGM was a critical moment to regroup, collaborate, and chart a sustainable future for aviation.” — Willie Walsh, IATA

OpenAI Chief Sam Altman plans India visit amid legal challenges

Altman expected in New Delhi on Feb 5, may meet government officials PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Microsoft-backed OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is reportedly

Dr. Devyani Khobragade appointed as India’s Ambassador to Tunisia

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a significant diplomatic development, Dr. Devyani Uttam Khobragade, a seasoned Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer of the 1999

India-ASEAN melodies resonate at the 3rd ASEAN-India music festival in New Delhi

The festival, celebrated at the iconic Purana Quila, emphasized cultural diplomacy through music, reinforcing India’s commitment to fostering regional camaraderie

Kamala Harris’ presidential bid sparks mixed reactions in India

Despite mixed reactions, Harris’ bid for the U.S. presidency continues to spark conversations about identity, heritage, and the future of

‘Yes, I Can’ movement takes centerstage at 10th annual PEAK conclave

The conclave also witnessed the launch of “Positive India – Positive Transformation in 7 Days”, a booklet that outlines steps

Abu Dhabi Airport eyes Indian non-metro cities for growth, expects surge in traffic

In an exclusive interaction with Mint, Elena Sorlini, Managing Director and CEO of Abu Dhabi International Airport, emphasized the rapid

India eases onion export restrictions, approves 10,000 Tonnes for UAE

This move comes as part of India’s approval of a total of 79,150 tonnes of onions for export, despite the