Unga Debate

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  "No Doubt...": UN Assembly Chief On UNSC Debate Around India

  The Security Council has progressively been unable to take decisions in recent years to strengthen global peace and security, UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis said at a media briefing.

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  "Pak Becomes 'Pavlovian' Whenever India Is Mentioned": Envoy At UN

  India has slammed Pakistan for making "irrelevant and irresponsible" remarks in the UN, saying the General Assembly is a forum for serious debate, not frivolous allegations.

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  PM Modi's Speech At 75th UN General Assembly Will Be Truly Significant: Envoy

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the high-level meeting to mark 75th anniversary of the United Nations and the General Debate next week and the vision he outlines will be truly significant, especially on the eve of India entering the Security Council, according to India's envoy to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti.

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  PM Modi To Address United Nations General Assembly Shortly

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday, his first appearance on the premier global arena after a resounding victory in national elections earlier this year and the third since taking office in 2014. PM Modi, the fourth speaker on the fourth day of the general debate, is expected to take the st...

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  Talks With Pak Failed Due To Their Actions, Says Sushma Swaraj At UN: Highlights

  External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj addresses the 73rd session of the UN General Assembly in New York today. Ms Swaraj, who addressed the General Debate last year as well, reached New York last Saturday. She participated in several bilateral and multilateral meetings with her global counterparts, as well as met top UN officials. Speaking at a S...

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  Sushma Swaraj Holds Bilateral Meetings With Key Foreign Counterparts

  External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj held bilateral meetings on Monday with her key foreign counterparts on the sidelines of the high-level session of the General Assembly in New York and discussed several issues including trade, investment and capacity building.

• Pak touched India's core issues: Krishna

  The war of words between India and Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) shows no signs of abating. Pakistan today took to the floor of the UNGA to respond to Indian Foreign Minister S M Krishna's address to the UNGA where he slammed Pakistan's record on democracy and human rights. Speaking to NDTV after his speech at the UNGA, the...