Male [Maldives], October 2 (ANI): Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra who is on an official visit to the Maldives met President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and assured him of the firm commitment to the growth of India and Maldives relationship.

New Delhi [India], August 18 (ANI/SRV): After setting a good client base in the US and UK for all the flavours of accounting i.e. Bookkeeping, Financial accounting, Managerial accounting, and Income taxes; NimbleFinCorp has decided to provide its services in India as well.

New Delhi Apr 26 PTI Food and Civil Supplies Minister Imran Hussain on Tuesday directed officials to ensure unhindered transportation of foodgrains to fair price shops and ensure that no beneficiary is deprived from getting free ration in Delhi an official statement saidHe also directed the commissioner to submit daily reports to him on the matter Hussains directions came during a review meeting for the smooth distribution of free ration in DelhiThe Kejriwal government is fully committed to provide free ration to every single beneficiary of the state Food and Civil Supplies Minister directs FSOs and FSIs to remain vigilant in their respective zones and ensure no malpractices occur during distribution of foodgrains the statement saidHussain also directed officials for deployment of civil defence volunteers for orderly distribution of foodgrains at fair price shops The minister directed the officials to ensure timely and continuous pickup of foodgrains from FCI godowns and transport to the respective Fair Price Shops for smooth distribution of ration to the ration beneficiaries in DelhiHe directed the Commissioner FS to personally ensure the transportation of ration to various FPSs and submit daily reports regarding the supplydistribution of food grains to FPSs the statement added PTI AKM TDS TDS

New Delhi [India], April 25 (ANI): Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla and Bangladesh High Commissioner Muhammad Imran on Monday attended the award-giving ceremony for felicitating winners of a competition conducted on the occasion of India-Bangladesh Friendship Day and shared views on strengthening the bilateral partnership.

New Delhi Apr 22 PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the Russia-Ukraine conflict with his British counterpart Boris Johnson and conveyed strong advocacy for a peaceful resolution and direct dialogue between the two countries Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said Friday asserting no pressure was applied by the UK on New Delhi over its position on the matterBriefing reporters on talks between Modi and Johnson Shringla said Prime Minister Modi expressed deep concern over the ongoing situation in Ukraine and the mounting humanitarian crisis there The foreign secretary said that during the talks there was no pressure applied from the British side regarding the issue of adherence to sanctions on Russia and Johnson just shared his views on the Ukraine issueAsked if Boris Johnson put pressure on the Indian side to adhere to the sanctions against Russia Shringla said The Ukraine issue was discussed by the two prime ministers but there was no pressure involved Prime Minister Boris Johnson put forward his views on the Ukraine issue from his perspective Prime Minister Modi put forward Indias perspective on the Ukraine issue and asserted that we are on the side of peace and want that there should be dialogue and diplomacy and the conflict should be resolved soon he saidIndias position was very clear and there was no pressure of any kind he asserted The two leaders also discussed the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict Prime Minister Modi expressed deep concern over the ongoing situation and mounting humanitarian crisis Prime Minister Modi reiterated his call for immediate cessation of violence and conveyed strong advocacy for peaceful resolution of the situation and direct dialogue between the two parties Shringla saidThe foreign secretary said Modi and Johnson also discussed the ongoing Free Trade Agreement FTA negotiations and cooperation on energy green hydrogen trade and defence The talks provided an opportunity to discuss regional and global issues of mutual interest including cooperation in the Indo-Pacific he saidIndia welcomed the UK joining the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative under the maritime security pillar and agreed to cooperate closely in this region towards their shared commitment for maintaining an open free and secure Indo-Pacific region Shringla said The foreign secretary said both sides felt defence and security was an area of potential cooperation As I told you the UKs recent announcement about providing an open general licence for the export of equipment and technologies to India has been a welcome development There was a discussion on what we could do some of the areas that we discussed included electrical propulsion systems that can be used by naval ships also some work on jet propulsion systems aviation sector underwater sea domain etc he said But what is important was that both sides agreed that the two countries would facilitate meetings between their concerned scientists he said In other words the focus is on co-development and co-production in keeping with our initiative of make in India and our policy of Atmanirbhar Bharat The idea was that there would be greater emphasis on two salient features --which is production in India and transfer of technology Shringla said So what we are looking at is a combination of UKs technology and our production base to make a win-win situation he addedShringla said reference was also made during the talks to easier mobility between the two countries specifically for students and professionals UK universities could also consider setting up their branches in India at the same time he PM Modi also encouraged UK students to also study in India he said PTI ASK ASK TIR TIR TIR

New Delhi Apr 22 PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict with his British counterpart Boris Johnson and conveyed strong advocacy for peaceful resolution of the situation and direct dialogue between the two parties Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said on FridayBriefing reporters on talks between Modi and Johnson Shringla said that during the talks there was no pressure applied from the British side regarding sanctions on Russia and Johnson shared his views on the Ukraine issuePrime Minister Modi put forward Indias perspective on the Ukraine issue and asserted that we are on the side of peace want that there should be dialogue and diplomacy and the conflict should be resolved soon he said The two leaders also discussed the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict Prime Minister expressed deep concern over the ongoing situation and mounting humanitarian crisis Prime Minister Modi reiterated his call for immediate cessation of violence and conveyed strong advocacy for peaceful resolution of the situation and direct dialogue between the two parties Shringla saidThe foreign secretary said Modi and Johnson also held discussions on the ongoing Free Trade Agreement FTA negotiations and cooperation on energy green hydrogen trade and defence PTI ASK ASK ANB ANB

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 30 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Siddharth Mehta IL&FS Former Director and currently Founder and CIO of Bay Capital believes that "Businesses will need to think 'digital' if they are to compete and grow over the next decade."

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New Delhi Nov 17 PTI The Centre on Wednesday corrected its Mondays order and included Foreign Secretary in the list of officers eligible for extended tenure The move comes two days after the Personnel Ministry amended Fundamental Rules FR to facilitate extended tenure and in-service benefits to CBI and ED directors The FR is a set of guiding principles applicable to all government servants and it covers the entire gamut of their in-service and post-retirement working scenarios The rules notified on Monday allowed the central government to give extension in the public interest to the Defence Secretary Home Secretary Director of Intelligence Bureau IB Secretary of Research and Analysis Wing RAW and directors of Central Bureau of Investigation CBI and Enforcement Directorate ED on a case-to-case basis subject to the condition that the total term of such secretaries or directors does not exceed two years or the period provided in the respective Act or rules made thereunder Mondays notification excluded Foreign Secretary from the ambit of FR and included the ED chief The Personnel Ministry on Wednesday issued a corrigendum to include Foreign Secretary in this notification The post of Foreign Secretary was included in the FR following a proposal cleared by the Union Cabinet in December 2010 in view of the assignment of Foreign Secretary having increasingly acquired critical dimensions from the national security and strategic perspective and the need to ensure continuity and swiftness in the decision-making process PTI AKV SKL AAR AAR