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POLITICS20h agoCan EU and India work together to secure Indo-Pacific?India and Europe are deepening defense ties, but their clashing perspectives on Russia and differing priorities on China are hampering their joint ambitions on maritime security.DW News [en]
MILITARY2d agoCan India turn wartime ammo sales into lasting European defence ties?India has emerged as a major exporter of ammunition and other weapons to Europe since the outbreak of the Ukraine-Russia war, but analysts caution that New Delhi has yet to secure a lasting foothold in Europe’s defence market. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh cited a Bloomberg report last Friday stating that India had become the third-largest arms exporter to Europe under the “ReArm Europe” initiative – also known as Readiness 2030 – largely because of ammunition demand. Bloomberg, citing...South China Morning Post
MILITARY2d agoIndia capitalizes on Europe’s growing demand for ammunitionIndian Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said that demand linked to the European Union’s “ReArm Europe” initiative is boosting exports.Defense News
BUSINESS3d agoIndia should not deplete reserves to defend rupee, ex-RBI chief Rajan says - ReutersIndia should not deplete reserves to defend rupee, ex-RBI chief Rajan says ReutersReuters World
POLITICS4d agoPiyush Goyal Praises Indian Diaspora in Europe - TeluguPeople . com NewsPiyush Goyal praised the Indian diaspora in Europe, highlighting their contributions or importance. This indicates ongoing diplomatic or political engagement with expatriate communities.telugupeople.com · India
SCI & TECH4d agoThe missing ‘reuse’ principle in India’s EV journeyAs transport electrification gathers pace in India, there is a need to incorporate existing vehicles into the transition in a resource-efficient manner. Along with an effective scrappage policy, vehicle retrofitment can extend the life of structurally sound vehicles by integrating an electric powertrainThe Hindu
POLITICS5d ago Sri Lanka , Bangladesh happen when protests are not allowed : Sonam Wangchuk on anti - SIR stir crackdown | India NewsSonam Wangchuk commented on the crackdown of an anti-SIR stir, suggesting that situations like those in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh arise when protests are suppressed. This highlights concerns about democratic freedoms and government responses to public dissent in India.timesofindia.indiatimes.com · India
POLITICS6d agoEconomic fears fuel protests in India, France as ‘social contract’ breaks downRecent youth-led protests in New Delhi and other cities in India have fuelled allegations that they are connected to unrest in France and elsewhere in Europe, with an influential Hindu nationalist organisation warning of foreign forces seeking to destabilise societies. While analysts caution against concluding that foreign interference played a role in demonstrations in India, they say protesters in Europe and India share similar concerns, reflecting their mounting anger that education and hard...South China Morning Post