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COVID-19 has shown that the excessive dependence of the global supply chain on any single source is risky, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an apparent reference to China. PM Modi made the remarks during a virtual bilateral summit with his Denmark counterpart Mette Frederiksen.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today replied to people on Twitter on the steps India is taking to prevent the highly contagious Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 from spreading. Over a 100 people in India have been tested positive for the virus, which originated from a seafood market in China's Wuhan in December.

The COVID-19 outbreak which began in a market in China's Wuhan district in December last year has spread throughout the world. There are over 80 confirmed cases in India. India has also started evacuating its citizens from other countries after the World Health Organisation declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic and said that Europe is the ne...

Appreciating the "high level of commitment" to duty shown by officials of Air India and Health Ministry who evacuated Indians and Maldivians from the coronavirus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a letter of appreciation to those involved in the exercise, the Prime Minister's Office said on Thursday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a letter lauding the "high level of commitment" to duty shown by officials of Air India and Health Ministry who evacuated Indians and Maldivians from the coronavirus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement on Thursday.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the outbreak of Coronavirus which has killed at least 80 people in China, demanding that the Indians stranded in Wuhan must be rescued.

India and China agreed that they need to work together to fight "radicalisation and terrorism as common challenges", the government said in a late-night press briefing on Friday. The briefing came after Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted Chinese President Xi-Jinping to a dinner in Chennai. Earlier in the evening, PM Modi took Xi for a tour of the ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping will be in India on a two-day visit starting Friday, with an informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi near Chennai. India and China made the announcement simultaneously this morning, just two days before the summit. Government sources said there was "needless speculation" on why the Chinese President's visit wa...

Dismissing the recent scuffle between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh as a "face-off" that was resolved, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar today said the second informal summit between PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping, set for October in India, would be held in "as warm a spirit as Wuhan".

As Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit India later this year for his second informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, China has said the two neighbours should not allow any "individual case" to disrupt the bilateral relations and take more initiatives to move forward the bilateral ties in a steady and sound way.

India and China on Monday kicked off the first anniversary of the landmark "informal summit" between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping in Wuhan, which was largely credited to have improved the bilateral ties after the Doklam standoff, by holding a week-long India festival in the central Chinese city.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have concurred that there had been a "perceptible improvement" in bilateral ties after their Wuhan summit and both sides are optimistic that 2019 would be an even better year for India-China relations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India and China are handling their differences with "sensitivity and maturity" by not allowing them to become disputes and this was evident from peace in border areas.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping committed to continue improving ties between Asia's most populous countries in a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of a summit in China. The meeting came weeks after a high-profile "informal summit" between the two leaders in Wuhan.

Days after Prime Minister Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Wuhan for an informal summit, he reached Russia today for a similar "no-agenda" meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Amid increasing global challenges and the Trump administration's unsettling rules of governance, discussions around foreign policies and enhanced coordination ...

COVID-19 has shown that the excessive dependence of the global supply chain on any single source is risky, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an apparent reference to China. PM Modi made the remarks during a virtual bilateral summit with his Denmark counterpart Mette Frederiksen.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today replied to people on Twitter on the steps India is taking to prevent the highly contagious Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 from spreading. Over a 100 people in India have been tested positive for the virus, which originated from a seafood market in China's Wuhan in December.

The COVID-19 outbreak which began in a market in China's Wuhan district in December last year has spread throughout the world. There are over 80 confirmed cases in India. India has also started evacuating its citizens from other countries after the World Health Organisation declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic and said that Europe is the ne...

Appreciating the "high level of commitment" to duty shown by officials of Air India and Health Ministry who evacuated Indians and Maldivians from the coronavirus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a letter of appreciation to those involved in the exercise, the Prime Minister's Office said on Thursday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a letter lauding the "high level of commitment" to duty shown by officials of Air India and Health Ministry who evacuated Indians and Maldivians from the coronavirus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement on Thursday.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the outbreak of Coronavirus which has killed at least 80 people in China, demanding that the Indians stranded in Wuhan must be rescued.

India and China agreed that they need to work together to fight "radicalisation and terrorism as common challenges", the government said in a late-night press briefing on Friday. The briefing came after Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted Chinese President Xi-Jinping to a dinner in Chennai. Earlier in the evening, PM Modi took Xi for a tour of the ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping will be in India on a two-day visit starting Friday, with an informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi near Chennai. India and China made the announcement simultaneously this morning, just two days before the summit. Government sources said there was "needless speculation" on why the Chinese President's visit wa...

Dismissing the recent scuffle between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh as a "face-off" that was resolved, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar today said the second informal summit between PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping, set for October in India, would be held in "as warm a spirit as Wuhan".

As Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit India later this year for his second informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, China has said the two neighbours should not allow any "individual case" to disrupt the bilateral relations and take more initiatives to move forward the bilateral ties in a steady and sound way.

India and China on Monday kicked off the first anniversary of the landmark "informal summit" between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping in Wuhan, which was largely credited to have improved the bilateral ties after the Doklam standoff, by holding a week-long India festival in the central Chinese city.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have concurred that there had been a "perceptible improvement" in bilateral ties after their Wuhan summit and both sides are optimistic that 2019 would be an even better year for India-China relations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India and China are handling their differences with "sensitivity and maturity" by not allowing them to become disputes and this was evident from peace in border areas.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping committed to continue improving ties between Asia's most populous countries in a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of a summit in China. The meeting came weeks after a high-profile "informal summit" between the two leaders in Wuhan.

Days after Prime Minister Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Wuhan for an informal summit, he reached Russia today for a similar "no-agenda" meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Amid increasing global challenges and the Trump administration's unsettling rules of governance, discussions around foreign policies and enhanced coordination ...