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US reaffirms longstanding support for permanent UNSC seats for India, Japan, Germany
The US has reiterated its support for India, Japan, and Germany to become permanent members of the UN Security Council. It also proposed two permanent seats for Africa and a non-permanent seat for Small Island Developing States. The US aims to initiate text-based negotiations for these reforms.
BJP slams Opposition for criticising PM Modi's attendance at Ganesh Puja celebrations at CJI's residence
BJP criticised Congress and other Opposition parties for objecting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attendance at Ganesh Puja at the Chief Justice of India's residence. Union minister Bhupender Yadav defended the event, highlighting Indian secularism. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra compared this to past instances of prime ministers attending iftar parties.
India must embrace a hybrid model that aligns research with industry needs, and avoid the US path
Narendra Modi launched the Anusandhan National Research Foundation with a ₹50k crore budget over five years to align academic research with industry needs. The initiative aims to avoid inefficiencies seen in the US system and leverage India's strengths in practical applications, exemplified by IIT Madras's successful industry-academic collaborations.
US President Biden to host PMs Modi, Kishida and Albanese for Quad meet in Delaware on September 21
The United States will host the fourth in-person Quad meeting on September 21 in Wilmington, Delaware. President Joe Biden will welcome leaders from India, Australia, and Japan. The summit will focus on strategic convergence, a free and open Indo-Pacific region, and delivering benefits in areas like health security, maritime security, and clean energy.
Nobody can suppress our voice, truth is with us: Engineer Rashid in Srinagar
Sheikh Abdul Rashid, known as Engineer Rashid, returned to Kashmir after over five years in prison. He emphasized that the people of Kashmir seek peace on their terms, not those set by the Centre. Rashid criticized the revocation of Article 370 and called for dignity and self-respect for Kashmiris.
'Grave insult to India's global standing, national pride': BJP' Tarun Chugh criticises Rahul Gandhi's remarks in US
BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh condemned Rahul Gandhi's statements during his US visit, accusing him of spreading false narratives and aligning with anti-India forces. Chugh criticized Congress for supporting Gandhi's remarks and highlighted the BJP's commitment to national security and reservations for marginalized communities.
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Extremely shameful, Rahul Gandhi hurting India's dignity with baseless remarks in US: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticised Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the US, calling them misleading and baseless. Singh dismissed Gandhi's claims on the India-China border dispute and urged him to refrain from making false statements. He also rejected Gandhi's assertions about the Sikh community and reservation policies.
Extremely shameful, Rahul Gandhi should apologise to Bharat: Piyush Goyal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the US, calling them shameful and a deliberate attempt to defame India. Goyal urged Gandhi to apologize to every Indian citizen. Gandhi's comments included support for Modi's Pakistan policies but criticism of his handling of China.
Minorities safest in India: Union minister Kiren Rijiju
Union minister Kiren Rijiju criticized Rahul Gandhi's remarks on minorities, asserting they are the safest in India. Rijiju responded to Gandhi's comments about RSS and minority treatment, emphasizing India's Constitution and culture do not differentiate between people. He also addressed Gandhi's claims about China occupying Indian land, stating it is inappropriate to defame India abroad.
Not free but a heavily controlled election: Rahul Gandhi on recent Lok Sabha polls
Rahul Gandhi, during his US visit, claimed that the recent Lok Sabha elections were heavily controlled and not free. He criticized the BJP for having a financial advantage and alleged a nexus between the government and large businesses. Gandhi also highlighted issues like caste census and power dynamics in Indian states.
Who is Ilhan Omar? The controversial US Congressman Rahul Gandhi met in Washington
During his visit to the US, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi met with several US lawmakers, including Ilhan Omar, at an event hosted by Congressman Bradley James Sherman. Omar's controversial positions on India have drawn reactions, with BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya criticizing Gandhi's meeting with her.
BJP top brass slams Rahul Gandhi's statements in the US
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal criticised Rahul Gandhi's comments made in the US. Shah accused Gandhi of supporting divisive forces and making anti-national statements, while Goyal reacted to Gandhi's remarks on Sikhs in India. Both ministers emphasised that the BJP would safeguard national security and reservations.
Modi calls on Semicon industry to invest in India, says 'when chips are down globally, you can bet on us'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi indulged in understanding the role of semiconductors in the digital age and expressed India's commitment to becoming a key player in the global semiconductor sector. He highlighted the country's talent pool, investment opportunities, and business-friendly environment during the Semicon India 2024 summit on Wednesday in Greater Noida.
Doubt India wants Russian equipment that failed in Ukraine, don’t need loyalty test: Condoleezza Rice
Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice emphasised that common values and interests will strengthen the India-US partnership, despite Prime Minister Modi's visit to Russia. Speaking at the Indus X summit, she highlighted the need for the Pentagon to enhance defence ties with India and acknowledged India's understanding of the China-Russia strategic relationship.
Rahul Gandhi frustrated: Chouhan on Cong leader's comments in US
Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticised Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the US, attributing them to frustration over Congress's three consecutive Lok Sabha defeats. Chouhan emphasized that leaders should not tarnish India's image abroad. Gandhi had spoken about the lack of love, respect, and humility in Indian politics during his address to the Indian-American community.
Fight in India is whether a Sikh will be allowed to wear turban, kada: Rahul Gandhi in US
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, addressing the Indian community in Virginia, emphasized that the fight is not about politics but about religious freedom. He recounted the Congress party's challenges during the Lok Sabha polls, including sealed bank accounts. Gandhi claimed that fear of PM Modi has diminished post-election results.
Rahul Gandhi targets PM in US, says Modi 'fear' gone after polls
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, addressing the Indian diaspora in Texas, emphasized his role in promoting respect and humility in Indian politics. He noted that the recent general election results have removed the fear of Prime Minister Narendra Modi among the people, highlighting a collective stand to protect the Constitution from perceived attacks.
'I don't hate PM Modi, but...': Rahul Gandhi in US
Rahul Gandhi, speaking at Georgetown University, expressed disagreement but not hatred towards Prime Minister Modi. He emphasized India's essence as a union of diverse elements and criticized BJP-RSS for misunderstanding this. Gandhi also highlighted challenges faced by the Congress party in contesting elections and addressing institutional damage allegedly caused by BJP-RSS.
Silicon Valley's push to promote India-US defence cooperation
An India-US initiative to boost defence innovation will receive a Silicon Valley push this week. The INDUS X summit at Stanford University will gather top military manufacturers, startups, and venture capital firms to identify future military challenges and develop solutions. The event aims to enhance cross-border defence innovation ecosystems through co-development and co-production of weapon systems.
As US chips away at Chinese capacity, India takes big first steps
India is making significant strides in its semiconductor industry with new investments and partnerships, while China faces challenges due to US-led restrictions. Recent developments include a $10 billion investment in Maharashtra and a new OSAT facility in Gujarat. The Indian Semiconductor Mission is set to receive additional funding to boost the sector.
PM Modi to not address UNGA session, Jaishankar to deliver speech on Sep 28
PM Modi is scheduled to travel to New York later this month and address a mega community event on September 22 at the 16,000-seater Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island. He will also address the UN's landmark 'Summit of the Future' that is being convened at the world body's headquarters on September 22 and 23.
India, Singapore decide to go big on chips, sign MoUs after PM Modi visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Singapore's Lawrence Wong agreed to upgrade bilateral relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. They signed MoUs for cooperation in semiconductors, digital technologies, skill development, and healthcare. Modi highlighted Singapore's significant investment in India and the potential for further collaboration in various sectors, including defence, education, and green projects.
"We would certainly welcome ...": White House on India's role in ending Russia-Ukraine war
The US has expressed openness to any nation willing to help end the conflict in Ukraine, according to White House national security communications adviser John Kirby. His comments followed President Joe Biden's call to Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Modi's visits to Ukraine and Moscow. Biden praised Modi for his historic visits and support for Ukraine, including humanitarian aid and energy sector assistance. The US hopes India can play a role in bringing peace.
India can lead gobal south that will rule the world for next 100 years: Kiril Sokoloff
Investment strategist Kiril Sokoloff shares his optimism on India's economic potential, the uncertainties in the US economy, the impact of upcoming US elections, and the future of global currencies. He discusses the potential of Indian equities, the strength of China's technological advancements, the trajectory of oil prices, and the rising importance of gold and silver.
Moscow plans cinema alliance with pro-Russia countries, including India and China
This move towards a new movie entente comes against the backdrop of economic sanctions and a cultural boycott by the West. According to a Reuters report in March, about 1,000 foreign companies have exited Russia, suffering losses of about $107 billion. Meanwhile, Muscovites say their own firms have stepped in, particularly in sectors like food and fashion, that they don’t feel any difference.
PM Modi in US on September 22; to address diaspora in New York
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the Indian diaspora on September 22 in New York at the 'Modi & US Progress Together' event. Organized by the Indo-American Community of USA, the event has seen 24,000 registrations despite a venue capacity of 15,000. Modi is also scheduled to speak at the UN General Assembly on September 26.
US President Joe Biden commends PM Modi's Ukraine visit for his message of peace
During a phone call, US President Joe Biden praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visits to Poland and Ukraine. Both leaders discussed the situation in Ukraine, expressing their commitment to a peaceful resolution. They also highlighted the progress in bilateral relations and agreed to continue working together for peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.
India is making efforts to explore a third way to address the bipolar war
India took the call early by putting its national priorities on the table with both Russia and Ukraine. It also did so with the US and other Western powers, thus putting itself in a position to both articulate a consistent line on the war and now demonstrate the geopolitical space
US advisory co votes to oust Bina Modi from board of Godfrey Phillips, backs son Samir
Glass Lewis also advised shareholders to vote against Samir Modi's ouster from the company's board, according to a report by the firm, seen by ET. Bina Modi, 79, is the mother of Samir Modi. Her reappointment proposal will require the approval of 75% of shareholders because of her age. She is entitled to get 5% of the company's net profits for each financial year as commission.
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