Sachin Parashar is a reporter at The Times of India. He covers a range of topics including foreign policy, world affairs, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Asia, Australia, and energy-related issues. Sachin's work has been featured in The Economic Times and other prominent publications.
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Sachin's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, with particular attention to India and its international relations, specifically within the South Asian region. He also covers global affairs related to countries such as China, Russia, Oman, Pakistan, US, and Israel-Palestine.
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By: Sachin Parashar
Sachin Parashar / TNN / Jul 16, 2026, 00:38 IST
India was among the 67 countries that participated in a ministerial meeting hosted by the US against far-left extremism and political terrorism.
By: Sachin Parashar
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) with Pakistan will no longer function in its present form, the government has concluded hardening its position on the
By: Sachin Parashar
External affairs minister S Jaishankar underlined the significance of fair market access, trade balance and supply chain reliability in a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, while welcoming recent measures to normalise Sino-Indian ties like the upgrading of the visa framework and resumption of direct flights, Kailash pilgrimage and border trade.
By: Sachin Parashar
India has firmly denied any role in Sheikh Hasina's forthcoming media address, while Dhaka expresses skepticism, worried that the address may jeopardize diplomatic ties.
The invitation for the event has been extended by Afghanistan charge d'affaires Mufti Noor Ahmad Noor New Delhi: As India and Taliban-ruled Afghanistan
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NEW DELHI: In another expression of solidarity with Afghanistan, India participated in the fifth anniversary of the Taliban Victory Day that marks the return of Taliban to Kabul in August 2021, following the return of US-led forces.
NEW DELHI: As India and the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan further intensify their pragmatic engagement focused on trade, humanitarian aid, and regional security, the Taliban will celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Victory Day in the Afghanistan embassy here on Monday, next week. Victory Day is observed annually by the Taliban on August 15 to commemorate the group's return to Kabul in 2021, following the withdrawal of US-led NATO forces.
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Ajit Doval and Wang Yi after the meeting. Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India next month, India and China held the 25th round of
By: Sachin Parashar
According to the joint statement, both sides agreed that any situation on the ground would be addressed promptly.
