Srinjoy Chowdhury is the National Affairs Editor at Times Now. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as government and politics, drone technology, and public policy across Asia and the Pacific. Srinjoy's work has been featured in Times Network and The Economic Times.
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By: Srinjoy Chowdhury
Sheikh Hasina, five times Prime Minister, and daughter of the father of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahaman, said she has survived 19 assassination attempts and had been arrested seven times, said she loved and trusted the people of Bangladesh and called India a “great friend.”
By: Srinjoy Chowdhury
The ETG had to decide on several issues, including the transfer of technology involved. The Mazagon Docks in Mumbai (MDL) will build six Thyssenkrupp submarines for the Indian Navy, and the technology to be transferred is valued at Rs 5,000 crore or 450 million Euro.
India is accelerating energy diversification efforts, boosting Venezuelan crude imports and exploring new investments, while advancing lithium mining projects in Argentina to strengthen energy security and support its green transition goals.
A major concern is that "legitimate grievances are being disregarded" and this includes high inflation, shortages of food and problems regarding representation.
By: Srinjoy Chowdhury
Doval and Wang have met on several occasions, the last one in June this year in New Delhi, on the sidelines of the BRICS National Security Advisors meeting, and the major issue appeared to be "normalisation."
India's proposed military theatreisation plan has triggered questions from the IAF over its limited fighter-squadron strength and whether the proposed three-theatre structure can work effectively with existing resources.
By: Srinjoy Chowdhury
The IAF is also expecting the largely indigenously manufactured 180 Tejas Mark 1A fighters, but the supply has been hobbled as the American GE-404 engines are only beginning to come in.
Once cleared by the government-- that is some distance away-- the six destroyers (will be built by an Indian shipyard, either in the private or in the public sector and the outlay is likely to be about Rs 80,000 crore.
India-US ties: Former US diplomat says tariffs, third-party ties have eroded confidence between New Delhi and Washington
By: Srinjoy Chowdhury
An elderly woman in her 80s received over 60 calls from fraudsters posing as CBI officers, who threatened her with arrest and demanded Rs 3.1 crore for ‘verification'. Here are five expert tips to identify and avoid such digital arrest scams.
