Indian High Commission Maldives

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  No Unauthorised Ops By Indian Military Pilots In Maldives: High Commission

  India on Tuesday dismissed the claim made by Maldivian Defence Minister Ghassan Maumoon, alleging that Indian military helicopter pilots stationed in the Maldives carried out an unauthorised operation in 2019.

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  Indian High Commission Raises Issue Over Remarks Against PM Modi With Maldives

  The Indian High Commission in Male on Sunday raised with the Maldivian government the issue of derogatory comments made against Prime Minister Narendra Modi by certain lawmakers.

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  Bodies Of 8 Indians Killed In Maldives Fire Repatriated

  The mortal remains of the eight Indian nationals who were killed in the deadly garage fire in the Maldivian capital here last week have been repatriated to India, the Indian High Commission said on Thursday.

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  8 Indians Among 10 Killed In Maldives Fire: Indian High Commission Official

  Eight Indians were among 10 people who were confirmed dead early this morning, when a fire broke out in the garage below a cramped living quarters that housed foreign workers in the Maldivian capital, an Indian High Commission official said.

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  "Baseless": India On Reports It Helped Lanka President Flee To Maldives

  The Indian High Commission in Sri Lanka has dismissed "baseless" and "speculative" media reports that said that India has facilitated President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's exit from the country.

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  Protesters Attack India Embassy Yoga Event In Maldives

  Police in the Maldives used tear gas and pepper spray to control a crowd of people who disrupted a yoga event organised by the Indian High Commission, or embassy, in the capital Male on Tuesday morning, an organiser said.

• Man arrested for attack on Indian envoy's car in Maldives

  Maldivian police have arrested a man for attacking the car of Indian High Commissioner Rajeev Shahare, officials said today.

• Maldives: Indian Ambassador Rajeev Shahare's car attacked outside High Commission; envoy, staff safe

  Indian High Commissioner in Maldives Rajeev Shahare's car was damaged when unidentified persons pelted stone in Male today. No one was injured in the incident.

• 'India should intervene if I face arrest again': ex-Maldives President to NDTV

  Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed, who had taken diplomatic sanctuary at the Indian High Commission in Male last month, has told NDTV, "If I face arrest again, I hope India and the international community will intervene more robustly and make sure things remain on track."

• India brokers breakthrough in Maldives, ex-President Mohd Nasheed leaves Indian embassy after 11 days

  Eleven days after dramatically seeking shelter at the Indian diplomatic mission, former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed, equally dramatically, walked out of the High Commission today.

• Maldives' former President Mohamed Nasheed leaves Indian embassy premises: Government's full statement

  The Indian High Commission issued a press statement soon after Maldives' former President Mohamed Nasheed left the premises of the embassy office. The former president has been in refuge in the Indian High Commission in Male since February 13.

• Former Maldives President Mohd Nasheed leaves Indian embassy after 11 days

  Ending eleven days of stalemate, ex-Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed today walked out of the Indian High Commission in Male where he was holed up since last Wednesday to evade an arrest warrant.

• Maldives crisis: Indian government sends team

  A high-level team of officials from Ministry of External Affairs arrived in Male today to "assist" Indian High Commission to resolve the situation arising out of former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed taking refuge in the Indian Mission for the eight day in a row.

• India will not ask Maldives' former President Nasheed to leave Indian embassy

  Stepping up pressure on India, Maldives on Monday pressed for facilitation of the arrest of former President Mohamed Nasheed against whom a fresh court warrant was issued on the sixth day of his stay at the Indian High Commission here.

• Maldives court seeks arrest of Mohamed Nasheed who remains in Indian Embassy

  Maldives police on Monday said a court warrant had been issued to arrest former President Mohamed Nasheed, who remained in the Indian High Commission after taking refuge there six days ago.