The Latest Breaking News from S Jaishankar

“The Chinese alignment, as was apparent from Chinese statements, was inexplicable on the basis of any geographic principle.” In 1960, Sarvepalli Gopal, a historian who had worked in the external affairs ministry and negotiated boundary issues with the Chinese authorities, reflected on being befuddled during the talks.

In recent months, Indian fishers venturing into the sea on small fibreglass boats have come under intermittent attacks. Strangely, the attackers have been unidentified persons in civilian clothes.

The Athletics Federation of India, in an update, said, “Thanks to all. Javelin thrower Kishore Kumar Jena has appointment at Hungary embassy tomorrow at 9am.” The Odisha athlete’s visa was earlier cancelled by the Hungarian embassy rendering him a doubtful starter at the marquee athletics event slated to be held…

Indian Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra on Thursday urged Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar to resolve the visa issues of athlete Kishore Jena to enable him to take part in the World Athletics Championships, which will be held in Budapest, Hungary this year. Read further on Dynamite…

MP Rammohan Naidu urged Union Minister Jaishankar to help 14 workers stranded in Saudi Arabia. 20 workers from Srikakulam had gone to work in a private company, but only received salaries for 4 months. 6 returned to India, while the rest had their visas lapse. Jaishankar informed the Indian embassy…

Govt has significantly improved border infrastructure in last 9 yrs, including along China border, says. EAM Jaishankar. The infrastructure push will determine India's response to security challenges, EAm said. Raxaul-Kathmandu railway project in final stages, Bhutan-Assam border to open for more tourists, trilateral Highway project with Myanmar facing security challenges.

Executive Vice President of Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez, who is here with a large delegation, believes that both India and Venezuela need to increase their economic and commercial bond in order to strengthen the relationship. Read further on Dynamite News

Minister of External Affairs, S Jaishankar on Thursday said that the ties between India and Latin American and Caribbean regions have moved on a new trajectory in the last nine years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Read further on Dynamite news

S. Jaishankar pitches for deeper India-LAC ties in agri, supply chain, resource partnership. Bilateral trade surged to $50B, Indian investments in LAC at $15B. India's economic growth to meet aspirations of rising middle class in region.