India repatriated 4500 Indians from Sydney while overall from Australia, 11,000 Indian nationals were brought back. Speaking to WION's Diplomatic Correspondent Sidhant Sibal from Sydney, India's consul general Manish Gupta said,"Diaspora has an important role in connecting the two countries and during the last decade itself, diaspora number has doubled.

India repatriated 4500 Indians from Sydney while overall from Australia, 11,000 Indian nationals were brought back. Speaking to WION's Diplomatic Correspondent Sidhant Sibal from Sydney, India's consul general Manish Gupta said,"Diaspora has an important role in connecting the two countries and during the last decade itself, diaspora number has doubled. Ties between India and Australia have grown and earlier this year both Indian PM Modi and his Australian counterpart had a virtual summit. WION: How do see the ties, between India and Australia? Manish Gupta: India, Australia relationship is bound for a major rebound. Very recently leaders of both countries had a virtual summit. Commerce, culture, people to people ties, high-level political ties, the relationship encompasses all spheres. In short, as we move forward we will see much stronger engagement between our 2 countries. WION: How has been the repatriation mission from Australia? Manish Gupta: These are very challenging times, everywhere in the world including here in Australia. Thanks to Vande Bharat mission, we have been able to set up a structured framework for repatriation of stranded Indians during the last 3 months. Happy to says in Sydney alone we were able to repatriate 4500 Indians under Vande Bharat mission and overall in Australia, nearly 11,000 Indian nationals have been repatriated. The process has been going on smoothly and we have been able to reduce the load by a size able amount and with the regularization of Vande Bharat flights, with higher frequency as well as the chartered flights, the situation is much more under control now and there are very few cases left WION: The role played by the diaspora in the relationship? Manish Gupta: Diaspora has an important role in connecting the two countries. During the last decade itself, diaspora number has doubled. Many of them are working in the professional sector, some are in business. We have a highly accomplished and very energetic diaspora. Indian IT sector is well represented here in Sydney and Melbourne. Overall linages are vital to connecting the 2 countries, not only they bring people together but also bring awareness. Govt flagship programmes like make in India and Namami Gange are very well received over here. WION: Its Independence day..Australian and Indian artists have come together for collaboration called Sur Sagar...stepping stone to larger people to people ties? Manish Gupta: The tremendous collaboration and respect for each other between Indians and Australians. Australia is a country that respects diversity, and ties are going strength to strength and current piece of music has been prepared in a record period of time--with artists from Australia and India have come together to release Sur Sagar in a sense, its a celebration of diversity, democratic values and celebration of music and that what brings 2 countries together and that is, in fact, our cultural centre here in Sydney has been doing an amazing job. For the last 5 years since Swami Vivekanand Cultural Center has become operational here, our cultural linkages have further strengthened and not only Yoga and Ayurveda but arts, culture, performing arts has been the focus. Happy to say in New South Wales they can learn Hindi, Punjabi and Tamil and cultural centre plays an important role.

Repatriated 4500 Indians from Sydney, says India's consul general  in Sydney

The chair of Australian Parliamentary Friendship Group of India, Australian MP Julian Leeser has said that his country shares "highest" relationship with India and the ties are "vital to both countries".

Speaking to WION’s Principal Diplomatic Correspondent, Sidhant Sibal from Australia, MP Lesser said," future of Indo pacific region, the importance of our 2 countries--should not be understated and it’s something that benefits both countries and the whole world". He also called for the similar group on India and Australia in India's lower house--Lok Sabha.

Sidhant Sibal: How do you Characterise the relationship? 
 
Julian Leeser: I think the India Australia relationship is absolutely vital to both countries. Our countries are doing more together and under PM Modi and PM Scott Morrison, given the Geostrategic position that we find ourselves in today, both countries have recognised that this is the moment to consummate the marriage. So the recent virtual summit that occurred, which happened because both PMs were originally supposed to meet in January but because of our bush fires that meeting was delayed, then another meeting was to happen but COVID made it impossible. So we had virtual leaders summit. The relationship is now one of the highest relationships, Australia has--comprehensive strategic partnership and means the relationship has a number of legs to stand on. Its got a diplomatic leg, its got a defence and security leg-- those relationships are particularly important and it has an economic leg which Prime ministers agreed to need much more work. I think the future of Indo pacific region, the importance of our 2 countries--should not be understated and its something that benefits both countries and the whole world.

Sidhant Sibal: How do you see Quad as, India and Australia are both part of it...should leaders of Quad meet? 
 
Julian Leeser:The quad had great potential, both Australia and India have separate relationships with other countries but quad brings all 4 nations together to discuss and to work together on the issue. It is a healthy thing. You have already seen a whole range of things in which relationship is being stepped up. India has sent Gitesh Sarma, a senior diplomat indicates you taking the relationship seriously, although we have good high commissioners from India. Fact that we have sent to India Barry O Farrell, first former Parliamentarian to serve as envoy indicates we are taking the relationship seriously. We don't send former Parliamentarian to places, not of the highest importance. Former Parliamentarian serving in Japan, UK, US. More than just at that symbolic--diplomatic level, it is the defence relationship. The mutual assistance arrangements that have been put in place, Australia and India are close to each other in defence and logistics matters. We are doing exercises with each other. Both PMs Say it’s the economic aspect that things need to look into. India is a technology superpower, Australia is a critical mineral superpower. Given the environment, it requires both of our countries to work much more closely in the development of technology and the use of technology for mutual benefits of both our countries.

Sidhant Sibal: How do you Chinese aggressiveness a work for both the countries? 
 
Julian Leeser: I think Australia and India share a set of value in our region that is welcomed by people of the region. People like the peaceful and prosperous region where development occurs not by trying people under unsustainable debt people can’t repay, development occurs that meets the common good of all. We both believe in the importance of freedom of navigation and India has been a leader in terms of the importance of navigation and maritime policy. China has different geostrategic interest to both India and Australia and I think what we need to do with other like-minded countries to ensure there is a level of strategic competition in our region that is underpinned by values we share and those are the values of democracies and rule of law. India celebrates its independence day, you are the world's largest democracy, Australia is the world' 6th oldest continues democracy. Why is that important, because ultimately the decision made by our leaders are subject to the will of our people. Leaders can’t suddenly make decisions. That limits the range of decisions they can make. Leaders need to operate within the frame of law, courts can strike down decisions, which is a really important feature of democratic decision making.

Sidhant Sibal: How do you see middle powers like India and Australia working together? 
 
Julian Leeser: Middle powers like Australia and India will have to do more of the heavy lifting themselves both in a diplomatic and strategic sense. I think, gone is the times we can have great and powerful friends. History of our strategic relations, that we always had world's geostrategic power--the UK and then the US. India has much more complex relation than Australia and would like to have in future because of the borders and size of India. There are more diplomats in Delhi than any other place in the world, even more than New York. There are more defence attaches in Delhi than anywhere in the world. India and Australia have a great opportunity to work together. We can have leadership in areas of mutual interest and the most important thing is peaceful and prosperous Indo pacific that is governed by rule of law and might is not right and nations which are developing and nations developing in accordance to principles.

Sidhant Sibal: How can Parliamentary Friends of India, Australia. Further the ties? 
 
Julian Leeser: One of the things in the communique, they want to see the greater connection in parliament. When I was in Delhi in the beginning of the year, there is not reciprocal group--parliamentary group in Lok sabha and I want to encourage that. I have mentioned to your high commissioner and when travel permits again, Australian parliaments can come to India, unlikely in medium-term because of COVID, and when international travel this is something we like to do. India is one of the most imp countries for Australia and that is reflected in the diversity of members who are involved in the parliamentary group and significant diaspora in their constituency--like myself and many who have no Indian diaspora but have a real interest in India and 3rd group who believe in the strategic importance of India to Australia and to our future position and its very broad bipartisan group of people.

The chair of Australian Parliamentary Friendship Group of India, Australian MP Julian Leeser has said that his country shares "highest" relationship with India and the ties are "vital to both countries".

The chair of Australian Parliamentary Friendship Group of India, Australian MP Julian Leeser has said that his country shares "highest" relationship with India and the ties are "vital to both countries". Speaking to WION’s Principal Diplomatic Correspondent, Sidhant Sibal from Australia, MP Lesser said," future of Indo pacific region, the importance of our 2 countries--should not be understated and it’s something that benefits both countries and the whole world". He also called for the similar group on India and Australia in India's lower house--Lok Sabha. Sidhant Sibal: How do you Characterise the relationship? Julian Leeser: I think the India Australia relationship is absolutely vital to both countries. Our countries are doing more together and under PM Modi and PM Scott Morrison, given the Geostrategic position that we find ourselves in today, both countries have recognised that this is the moment to consummate the marriage. So the recent virtual summit that occurred, which happened because both PMs were originally supposed to meet in January but because of our bush fires that meeting was delayed, then another meeting was to happen but COVID made it impossible. So we had virtual leaders summit. The relationship is now one of the highest relationships, Australia has--comprehensive strategic partnership and means the relationship has a number of legs to stand on. Its got a diplomatic leg, its got a defence and security leg-- those relationships are particularly important and it has an economic leg which Prime ministers agreed to need much more work. I think the future of Indo pacific region, the importance of our 2 countries--should not be understated and its something that benefits both countries and the whole world. Sidhant Sibal: How do you see Quad as, India and Australia are both part of it...should leaders of Quad meet? Julian Leeser:The quad had great potential, both Australia and India have separate relationships with other countries but quad brings all 4 nations together to discuss and to work together on the issue. It is a healthy thing. You have already seen a whole range of things in which relationship is being stepped up. India has sent Gitesh Sarma, a senior diplomat indicates you taking the relationship seriously, although we have good high commissioners from India. Fact that we have sent to India Barry O Farrell, first former Parliamentarian to serve as envoy indicates we are taking the relationship seriously. We don't send former Parliamentarian to places, not of the highest importance. Former Parliamentarian serving in Japan, UK, US. More than just at that symbolic--diplomatic level, it is the defence relationship. The mutual assistance arrangements that have been put in place, Australia and India are close to each other in defence and logistics matters. We are doing exercises with each other. Both PMs Say it’s the economic aspect that things need to look into. India is a technology superpower, Australia is a critical mineral superpower. Given the environment, it requires both of our countries to work much more closely in the development of technology and the use of technology for mutual benefits of both our countries. Sidhant Sibal: How do you Chinese aggressiveness a work for both the countries? Julian Leeser: I think Australia and India share a set of value in our region that is welcomed by people of the region. People like the peaceful and prosperous region where development occurs not by trying people under unsustainable debt people can’t repay, development occurs that meets the common good of all. We both believe in the importance of freedom of navigation and India has been a leader in terms of the importance of navigation and maritime policy. China has different geostrategic interest to both India and Australia and I think what we need to do with other like-minded countries to ensure there is a level of strategic competition in our region that is underpinned by values we share and those are the values of democracies and rule of law. India celebrates its independence day, you are the world's largest democracy, Australia is the world' 6th oldest continues democracy. Why is that important, because ultimately the decision made by our leaders are subject to the will of our people. Leaders can’t suddenly make decisions. That limits the range of decisions they can make. Leaders need to operate within the frame of law, courts can strike down decisions, which is a really important feature of democratic decision making. Sidhant Sibal: How do you see middle powers like India and Australia working together? Julian Leeser: Middle powers like Australia and India will have to do more of the heavy lifting themselves both in a diplomatic and strategic sense. I think, gone is the times we can have great and powerful friends. History of our strategic relations, that we always had world's geostrategic power--the UK and then the US. India has much more complex relation than Australia and would like to have in future because of the borders and size of India. There are more diplomats in Delhi than any other place in the world, even more than New York. There are more defence attaches in Delhi than anywhere in the world. India and Australia have a great opportunity to work together. We can have leadership in areas of mutual interest and the most important thing is peaceful and prosperous Indo pacific that is governed by rule of law and might is not right and nations which are developing and nations developing in accordance to principles. Sidhant Sibal: How can Parliamentary Friends of India, Australia. Further the ties? Julian Leeser: One of the things in the communique, they want to see the greater connection in parliament. When I was in Delhi in the beginning of the year, there is not reciprocal group--parliamentary group in Lok sabha and I want to encourage that. I have mentioned to your high commissioner and when travel permits again, Australian parliaments can come to India, unlikely in medium-term because of COVID, and when international travel this is something we like to do. India is one of the most imp countries for Australia and that is reflected in the diversity of members who are involved in the parliamentary group and significant diaspora in their constituency--like myself and many who have no Indian diaspora but have a real interest in India and 3rd group who believe in the strategic importance of India to Australia and to our future position and its very broad bipartisan group of people.

India, Australia ties ‘absolutely vital’ says Julian Lesser, chair of Australian Parliamentary friendship group with India

India has welcomed normalisation of ties between Israel and UAE. Highlighting that India has "consistently supported peace, stability and development in West Asia which is its extended neighbourhood", the ministry of external affairs spokesperson Anurag Shrivastava said, "We welcome the normalisation of ties between UAE and Israel. Both nations are key strategic partners of India."

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"India continues its tradition support for the Palestinian cause. We hope to see the early resumption of direct negotiations to find an acceptable 2 state solution, " the external affairs ministry spokesman added.

Earlier on Friday, UAE's foreign minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan called India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar to brief him about his country establishing ties with Israel. In a tweet, EAM said,"Deeply appreciate the call today from FM HH @ABZayed of UAE. Discussed the full normalisation of relations between UAE and Israel announced yesterday."

UAE is the third Muslim Arab country which will recognise Israel after Egypt and Jordan. US-brokered the deal with President Donald Trump calling the development "historic diplomatic breakthrough". UAE, Israel and US are close partner countries of India and the development formed is good news for New Delhi, India said.

Navdeep Suri, India's former envoy to UAE told WION, "We have excellent ties with both Israel and UAE so the normalization of ties between them is good news for India. It opens the way for meaningful cooperation in several areas of mutual interest ranging from conservation of water resources and promoting food security to joining hands in the fight against terrorism."

A number of high-level visits have happened between India and UAE and India PM Modi undertook the first-ever standalone visit of an Indian PM to Israel in the first term.

Anil Trigunayat who was India's envoy to Jordan, Libya and Malta said,"It is a good development for the region even if in the short run Palestinians will feel shortchanged. But it has been on the cards for a while and others may follow like Bahrain and Saudi. Qatar will remain positive as already they are interacting through sports diplomacy".

He explained, "Turkey and Iran will champion Palestinian cause even more. As far India is concerned.. both Israel and UAE are our strategic partners and have a robust partnership with both." 
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India has welcomed normalisation of ties between Israel and UAE. Highlighting that India has "consistently supported peace, stability and development in West Asia which is its extended neighbourhood", the ministry of external affairs spokesperson Anurag Shrivastava said, "We welcome the normalisation of ties between UAE and Israel.

India has welcomed normalisation of ties between Israel and UAE. Highlighting that India has "consistently supported peace, stability and development in West Asia which is its extended neighbourhood", the ministry of external affairs spokesperson Anurag Shrivastava said, "We welcome the normalisation of ties between UAE and Israel. Both nations are key strategic partners of India." Also Read: UAE's foreign minister calls S Jaishankar to brief him on ties with Israel "India continues its tradition support for the Palestinian cause. We hope to see the early resumption of direct negotiations to find an acceptable 2 state solution, " the external affairs ministry spokesman added. Earlier on Friday, UAE's foreign minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan called India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar to brief him about his country establishing ties with Israel. In a tweet, EAM said,"Deeply appreciate the call today from FM HH @ABZayed of UAE. Discussed the full normalisation of relations between UAE and Israel announced yesterday." UAE is the third Muslim Arab country which will recognise Israel after Egypt and Jordan. US-brokered the deal with President Donald Trump calling the development "historic diplomatic breakthrough". UAE, Israel and US are close partner countries of India and the development formed is good news for New Delhi, India said. Navdeep Suri, India's former envoy to UAE told WION, "We have excellent ties with both Israel and UAE so the normalization of ties between them is good news for India. It opens the way for meaningful cooperation in several areas of mutual interest ranging from conservation of water resources and promoting food security to joining hands in the fight against terrorism." A number of high-level visits have happened between India and UAE and India PM Modi undertook the first-ever standalone visit of an Indian PM to Israel in the first term. Anil Trigunayat who was India's envoy to Jordan, Libya and Malta said,"It is a good development for the region even if in the short run Palestinians will feel shortchanged. But it has been on the cards for a while and others may follow like Bahrain and Saudi. Qatar will remain positive as already they are interacting through sports diplomacy". He explained, "Turkey and Iran will champion Palestinian cause even more. As far India is concerned.. both Israel and UAE are our strategic partners and have a robust partnership with both."

'Consistently supported peace': India welcomes UAE-Israel normalising ties

Indian envoy to Russia D. Bala Venkatesh Varma has said that China wanted to get "unilateral advantage" on the ground and that is why engaged in clashes at the Line of actual LAC in Eastern Ladakh.&nbsp;

Speaking to a Russian TV channel, Envoy Venkatesh Varma said, "We have always wanted good relations with China. Unfortunately, this year, China has attempted to change the status quo on the ground in a manner that gives a unilateral advantage to China. We have said that we are open to dialogue. But, we are also firm in our resolve to protect our sovereignty and territorial integrity."

Ties between New Delhi and Beijing suffered its most serious blow in decades after the Galwan incident of June 15 in which India lost 20 of its soldiers and China also suffered casualty but never came with a figure.

Envoy explained that while India wants normal relations with China, normalization can happen only once there is "full disengagement and de-escalation on the border, and peace and tranquillity on the border areas have been restored". He also said the disengagement process has "not yet completed, but through dialogue, we hope to resolve these issues."

On the ban on Chinese apps, the envoy said India expects "these companies to follow the rules and regulations of India, especially with regard to digital security and privacy of individual information."

The journalist also asked when can Russians go back to Goa, to which the envoy said, "Main difficulty now is the lack of international flights...But we look forward to welcoming them with double warmth next year in the next tourist season".

Goa has been a popular destination for Russian tourist.&nbsp;

Indian envoy to Russia D. Bala Venkatesh Varma has said that China wanted to get "unilateral advantage" on the ground and that is why engaged in clashes at the Line of actual LAC in Eastern Ladakh.

Indian envoy to Russia D. Bala Venkatesh Varma has said that China wanted to get "unilateral advantage" on the ground and that is why engaged in clashes at the Line of actual LAC in Eastern Ladakh. Speaking to a Russian TV channel, Envoy Venkatesh Varma said, "We have always wanted good relations with China. Unfortunately, this year, China has attempted to change the status quo on the ground in a manner that gives a unilateral advantage to China. We have said that we are open to dialogue. But, we are also firm in our resolve to protect our sovereignty and territorial integrity." Ties between New Delhi and Beijing suffered its most serious blow in decades after the Galwan incident of June 15 in which India lost 20 of its soldiers and China also suffered casualty but never came with a figure. Envoy explained that while India wants normal relations with China, normalization can happen only once there is "full disengagement and de-escalation on the border, and peace and tranquillity on the border areas have been restored". He also said the disengagement process has "not yet completed, but through dialogue, we hope to resolve these issues." On the ban on Chinese apps, the envoy said India expects "these companies to follow the rules and regulations of India, especially with regard to digital security and privacy of individual information." The journalist also asked when can Russians go back to Goa, to which the envoy said, "Main difficulty now is the lack of international flights...But we look forward to welcoming them with double warmth next year in the next tourist season". Goa has been a popular destination for Russian tourist.

China wanted to get unilateral advantage on ground, says Indian envoy to Russia

India has said it has received interest from Bhutan to be part of COVID 19 trials. Indian envoy to Bhutan Ruchira Kamboj said, "The government of India has received information related to Bhutan's interest in being part of the COVID Trails. We understand that private companies who have developed the vaccines will be conducting trials in keeping with the established protocols for such procedures"

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The Indian envoy said this in an interview to Bhutanese newspaper Kuensel on the eve of India’s 74th Independence Day.

Three vaccines are being developed in India-- Oxford-Serum institute with phase 3 trial taking place, Bharat Biotech-ICMR vaccine with phase 1, 2 underway and Zydus Cadila whose phase 2 is underway.

Bhutan went into lockdown a few days ago after a COVID-19 case emerged in the country.&nbsp;

The Indian envoy also assured that in "solidarity" with the Bhutanese government. New Delhi will "ensure uninterrupted movement of essential as well as non-essential commodities to Bhutan" amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and "India will always stand alongside Bhutan".

India has said it has received interest from Bhutan to be part of COVID 19 trials. Indian envoy to Bhutan Ruchira Kamboj said, "The government of India has received information related to Bhutan's interest in being part of the COVID Trails.

India has said it has received interest from Bhutan to be part of COVID 19 trials. Indian envoy to Bhutan Ruchira Kamboj said, "The government of India has received information related to Bhutan's interest in being part of the COVID Trails. We understand that private companies who have developed the vaccines will be conducting trials in keeping with the established protocols for such procedures" Also read: Beirut blast: India sends 58 MT relief to Lebanon The Indian envoy said this in an interview to Bhutanese newspaper Kuensel on the eve of India’s 74th Independence Day. Three vaccines are being developed in India-- Oxford-Serum institute with phase 3 trial taking place, Bharat Biotech-ICMR vaccine with phase 1, 2 underway and Zydus Cadila whose phase 2 is underway. Bhutan went into lockdown a few days ago after a COVID-19 case emerged in the country. The Indian envoy also assured that in "solidarity" with the Bhutanese government. New Delhi will "ensure uninterrupted movement of essential as well as non-essential commodities to Bhutan" amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and "India will always stand alongside Bhutan".

Bhutan interested to be part of India's COVID-19 trials

India has sent relief to Lebanon in the aftermath of Beirut explosions that killed more than 150 people and rendered several homeless. In a special Indian Air Force's C17 aircraft India sent 58 mt of emergency humanitarian aid, including crucial medical and food supplies on Friday.

India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar said," India demonstrates solidarity with the people of Lebanon in the aftermath of the tragic explosions in Beirut" by sending relief to the country.

India's relief material was received by Indian envoy to Lebanon Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan in the presence of representatives of Lebanese government.

He tweeted, India is a dependable partner! We supplied relief material this morning for the Lebanese people in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy of Aug 4. I wish to thank MOFA and Lebarmy Official for their coordination."

India had expressed its condolence on the incident at the recent United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs UNOCHA meeting on Lebanon.

Extending India's condolences to Lebanon on the "terrible human tragedy", Indian Envoy to UN T.S. Tirumurti said, "We are shocked by the loss of human lives and the widespread destruction this has caused in Beirut. We pray for strength to families to overcome their great loss."

India has sent relief to Lebanon in the aftermath of Beirut explosions that killed more than 150 people and rendered several homeless. In a special Indian Air Force's C17 aircraft India sent 58 mt of emergency humanitarian aid, including crucial medical and food supplies on Friday.

India has sent relief to Lebanon in the aftermath of Beirut explosions that killed more than 150 people and rendered several homeless. In a special Indian Air Force's C17 aircraft India sent 58 mt of emergency humanitarian aid, including crucial medical and food supplies on Friday. India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar said," India demonstrates solidarity with the people of Lebanon in the aftermath of the tragic explosions in Beirut" by sending relief to the country. India's relief material was received by Indian envoy to Lebanon Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan in the presence of representatives of Lebanese government. He tweeted, India is a dependable partner! We supplied relief material this morning for the Lebanese people in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy of Aug 4. I wish to thank MOFA and Lebarmy Official for their coordination." India had expressed its condolence on the incident at the recent United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs UNOCHA meeting on Lebanon. Extending India's condolences to Lebanon on the "terrible human tragedy", Indian Envoy to UN T.S. Tirumurti said, "We are shocked by the loss of human lives and the widespread destruction this has caused in Beirut. We pray for strength to families to overcome their great loss."

Beirut blast: India sends 58 MT relief to Lebanon

UAE's foreign minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday called India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar to brief him about his country establishing ties with Israel.

In a tweet, EAM said,"Deeply appreciate the call today from FM HH @ABZayed of UAE. Discussed the full normalisation of relations between UAE and Israel announced yesterday."

UAE is the third&nbsp;Muslim Arab country which will recognise Israel after Egypt and Jordan. US brokered the deal with US President Donald Trump calling the development "historic diplomatic breakthrough".

UAE, Israel and US are close partner countries of India and the development forme envoys say is good news for New Delhi.

Navdeep Suri, India's former envoy to UAE told WION,"We have excellent ties with both Israel and UAE so normalization of ties between them is good news for India. It opens the way for meaningful cooperation in several areas of mutual interest ranging from conservation of water resources and promoting food security to joining hands in the fight against terrorism."

A number of high-level visits have happened between India and UAE and India PM Modi undertook first-ever standalone visit of an Indian PM to Israel in the first term.

Anil Trigunayat who was India's envoy to Jordan, Libya and Malta said,"It is a good development for the region even if in the short run Palestinians will feel shortchanged. But it has been on the cards for a while and others may follow like Bahrain and Saudi. Qatar will remain positive as already they are interacting through sports diplomacy."

He explained, "Turkey and Iran will champion Palestinian cause even more. As far India is concerned.. both Israel and UAE are our strategic partners and have a robust partnership with both."

UAE's foreign minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday called India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar to brief him about his country establishing ties with Israel.

UAE's foreign minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday called India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar to brief him about his country establishing ties with Israel. In a tweet, EAM said,"Deeply appreciate the call today from FM HH @ABZayed of UAE. Discussed the full normalisation of relations between UAE and Israel announced yesterday." UAE is the third Muslim Arab country which will recognise Israel after Egypt and Jordan. US brokered the deal with US President Donald Trump calling the development "historic diplomatic breakthrough". UAE, Israel and US are close partner countries of India and the development forme envoys say is good news for New Delhi. Navdeep Suri, India's former envoy to UAE told WION,"We have excellent ties with both Israel and UAE so normalization of ties between them is good news for India. It opens the way for meaningful cooperation in several areas of mutual interest ranging from conservation of water resources and promoting food security to joining hands in the fight against terrorism." A number of high-level visits have happened between India and UAE and India PM Modi undertook first-ever standalone visit of an Indian PM to Israel in the first term. Anil Trigunayat who was India's envoy to Jordan, Libya and Malta said,"It is a good development for the region even if in the short run Palestinians will feel shortchanged. But it has been on the cards for a while and others may follow like Bahrain and Saudi. Qatar will remain positive as already they are interacting through sports diplomacy." He explained, "Turkey and Iran will champion Palestinian cause even more. As far India is concerned.. both Israel and UAE are our strategic partners and have a robust partnership with both."

UAE's foreign minister calls S Jaishankar to brief him on ties with Israel

India has announced its support for the largest infrastructure project of Maldives--the Greater Malé Connectivity Project (GMCP).

India will provide funding of $500 million for the project which that will increase connectivity between the country. The $500 financial package consisting of a grant of $ 100 million and a new Line of Credit (LOC) of USD 400 million.&nbsp;

The announcement came after virtual meet between eternal affairs minister Dr. S. Jaishankar (EAM) and Maldives Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid.&nbsp;

The project was a key election promise of the ruling MDP Maldivian Democratic Party and President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih had personally sought India’s assistance for the project.&nbsp;

The project will connect capital Malé with Villingili, Thilafushi and Gulhifalhu via bridges and causeways of a total length of 6.695 kilometres. Out of the total length, the bridge-section will be 2.08 kms, 780 m causeway section and 3.87 Km embankment and causeway section.&nbsp;

Villingili is near capital Male, Thilafushi is an artificial island created as a municipal landfill and a new industrial zone and Gulhifalhu will be furthered developed into industrial location.

Indian readout of the meet said,"Once completed, this landmark project will streamline connectivity between the 4 islands, thereby boosting economic activity, generating employment and promoting holistic urban development in the Malé region."

As of now 1.39 km Maldives-China Friendship bridge connecting Malé with Hulhule and Hulhumale to its east has been the most visible infra-project of the country but the new mega Indian financed projected will dwarf it once completed.&nbsp;

In Gulhifahu which is part of Greater Malé Connectivity Project, a port is being developed under India's LoC worth $800 million.

Under Indian line of credit several projects are already in construction including water supply and sewerage systems on 34 Island, Hanimadhoo International Airport Redevelopment, construction of international cricket stadium in Hulhumale, ccancer hospital in Hulhumale spaning the country geographical from the northernmost to the southernmost islands of Maldives.

Other than internal connectivity, plans to connect to India-Maldives are also underway. The cargo ferry service between Cochin to Kulhudhufushi-Malé will be operationalised within the next few months. Ministry of external affairs in its release said,"direct cargo ferry service will commence shortly."

Kulhudhuffushi known as "Heart of the North" is the capital of Haa Dhaalu Atoll and near to the Indian state of Kerala. The ferry service was announced last year during PM Modi's visit to the country.&nbsp;

India has also renewed quotas for supply of essential commodities to Maldives for the year 2020-21. The commodities include food items like potatoes, onions, rice, wheat, flour, sugar, dal and eggs as well as river sand and stone aggregates. The quotas assure food security and the supply of essential construction items in the Maldives.

During COVID-19 pandemic, India had made sure supply lines for essential food and construction materials continue to the Maldives. It also gifted 580 tons of essential food items through Mission SAGAR.

India has announced its support for the largest infrastructure project of Maldives--the Greater Malé Connectivity Project (GMCP). India will provide funding of $500 million for the project which that will increase connectivity between the country.

India has announced its support for the largest infrastructure project of Maldives--the Greater Malé Connectivity Project (GMCP). India will provide funding of $500 million for the project which that will increase connectivity between the country. The $500 financial package consisting of a grant of $ 100 million and a new Line of Credit (LOC) of USD 400 million. The announcement came after virtual meet between eternal affairs minister Dr. S. Jaishankar (EAM) and Maldives Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid. The project was a key election promise of the ruling MDP Maldivian Democratic Party and President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih had personally sought India’s assistance for the project. The project will connect capital Malé with Villingili, Thilafushi and Gulhifalhu via bridges and causeways of a total length of 6.695 kilometres. Out of the total length, the bridge-section will be 2.08 kms, 780 m causeway section and 3.87 Km embankment and causeway section. Villingili is near capital Male, Thilafushi is an artificial island created as a municipal landfill and a new industrial zone and Gulhifalhu will be furthered developed into industrial location. Indian readout of the meet said,"Once completed, this landmark project will streamline connectivity between the 4 islands, thereby boosting economic activity, generating employment and promoting holistic urban development in the Malé region." As of now 1.39 km Maldives-China Friendship bridge connecting Malé with Hulhule and Hulhumale to its east has been the most visible infra-project of the country but the new mega Indian financed projected will dwarf it once completed. In Gulhifahu which is part of Greater Malé Connectivity Project, a port is being developed under India's LoC worth $800 million. Under Indian line of credit several projects are already in construction including water supply and sewerage systems on 34 Island, Hanimadhoo International Airport Redevelopment, construction of international cricket stadium in Hulhumale, ccancer hospital in Hulhumale spaning the country geographical from the northernmost to the southernmost islands of Maldives. Other than internal connectivity, plans to connect to India-Maldives are also underway. The cargo ferry service between Cochin to Kulhudhufushi-Malé will be operationalised within the next few months. Ministry of external affairs in its release said,"direct cargo ferry service will commence shortly." Kulhudhuffushi known as "Heart of the North" is the capital of Haa Dhaalu Atoll and near to the Indian state of Kerala. The ferry service was announced last year during PM Modi's visit to the country. India has also renewed quotas for supply of essential commodities to Maldives for the year 2020-21. The commodities include food items like potatoes, onions, rice, wheat, flour, sugar, dal and eggs as well as river sand and stone aggregates. The quotas assure food security and the supply of essential construction items in the Maldives. During COVID-19 pandemic, India had made sure supply lines for essential food and construction materials continue to the Maldives. It also gifted 580 tons of essential food items through Mission SAGAR.

India to finance biggest infrastructure project for Maldives

Chinese government mouth mouthpiece Global Times has declined to carry the Indian embassy in China's rebuttal to Pakistani envoy on Kashmir. Global Times on August 6 carried an interview of Pakistani envoy to China Moin Ul Haque on Kashmir to which the Indian side had sent a rebuttal.

The Indian embassy in China in its rebuttal said, "Ambassador Haque's misrepresentation, while not surprising, cannot conceal the significant progress that J&amp;K has made in the year following" abrogation of article 370 of the Indian constitution.

Highlighting the progress made, the rebuttal by the Indian mission said,"in the last one year since the historic decision on August 5 2019, several positive and affirmative union laws have been extended to J&amp;K" and "evidence of the change sweeping through J&amp;K can be seen in the creation of new education and health infrastructure and opportunities".&nbsp;

It explained,"50 new educational institutions were established in the region" the largest addition in 70 years with "over half a million Kashmiri students" availing "government scholarship schemes"

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On cross-border terror, the mission rebuttal said, "India's concerted efforts to bring peace, stability and progress to J&amp;K stands in stark contrast to Pakistan's strategy, which is little more than a blatant and rapacious campaign of cross border terrorism aimed at debilitating the region".&nbsp;

3,000 ceasefire violations by Pakistan in first seven&nbsp;months of 2020 has provided "support for terrorist infiltration along Line of Control", the Indian mission said, adding,"perhaps ambassador Haque could consider holding up a mirror to his own "regime" and reflect on Pakistan's own actions in the region before making ludicrous characterizations of the Indian government's actions."

India's statement from Beijing also spoke on POK pointing out how Islamabad's "repeatedly effected administrative and demographic changes in territories that it has occupied illegally and forcibly in J&amp;K and Ladakh" and its "obsession with irredentist pursuits has also been laid bare in its latest exercise in political absurdity on August 4 when it made untenable claims to Indian territories in the state of Gujarat and Union territories of J&amp;K and Ladakh". What is significant is the fact India mentioned about POK through which China's mega infrastructure project passes CPEC from Beijing.

In June, it emerged that China's popular app WeChat had removed statement by PM Narendra Modi on Galwan incident. Ministry of external affair's statement has also been taken down from Weibo, the Chinese counterpart of Twitter.

The developments come even as the Chinese envoy to India, Sun Weidong has been speaking freely to Indian media which many would say is the positive aspects of a democratic country.&nbsp; 
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Chinese government mouth mouthpiece Global Times has declined to carry the Indian embassy in China's rebuttal to Pakistani envoy on Kashmir. Global Times on August 6 carried an interview of Pakistani envoy to China Moin Ul Haque on Kashmir to which the Indian side had sent a rebuttal.

Chinese government mouth mouthpiece Global Times has declined to carry the Indian embassy in China's rebuttal to Pakistani envoy on Kashmir. Global Times on August 6 carried an interview of Pakistani envoy to China Moin Ul Haque on Kashmir to which the Indian side had sent a rebuttal. The Indian embassy in China in its rebuttal said, "Ambassador Haque's misrepresentation, while not surprising, cannot conceal the significant progress that J&K has made in the year following" abrogation of article 370 of the Indian constitution. Highlighting the progress made, the rebuttal by the Indian mission said,"in the last one year since the historic decision on August 5 2019, several positive and affirmative union laws have been extended to J&K" and "evidence of the change sweeping through J&K can be seen in the creation of new education and health infrastructure and opportunities". It explained,"50 new educational institutions were established in the region" the largest addition in 70 years with "over half a million Kashmiri students" availing "government scholarship schemes" "For this year alone, around 200 innocent #Kashmiris have been killed, around 50 cases of rape and molestation and nearly 1,000 cases of destruction of houses and property have been reported," said Moin ul Haque, Ambassador of #Pakistan to China. #IOJK https://t.co/yUzZGUHP6r pic.twitter.com/hRkzdloqaF — Global Times (@globaltimesnews) August 6, 2020 × On cross-border terror, the mission rebuttal said, "India's concerted efforts to bring peace, stability and progress to J&K stands in stark contrast to Pakistan's strategy, which is little more than a blatant and rapacious campaign of cross border terrorism aimed at debilitating the region". 3,000 ceasefire violations by Pakistan in first seven months of 2020 has provided "support for terrorist infiltration along Line of Control", the Indian mission said, adding,"perhaps ambassador Haque could consider holding up a mirror to his own "regime" and reflect on Pakistan's own actions in the region before making ludicrous characterizations of the Indian government's actions." India's statement from Beijing also spoke on POK pointing out how Islamabad's "repeatedly effected administrative and demographic changes in territories that it has occupied illegally and forcibly in J&K and Ladakh" and its "obsession with irredentist pursuits has also been laid bare in its latest exercise in political absurdity on August 4 when it made untenable claims to Indian territories in the state of Gujarat and Union territories of J&K and Ladakh". What is significant is the fact India mentioned about POK through which China's mega infrastructure project passes CPEC from Beijing. In June, it emerged that China's popular app WeChat had removed statement by PM Narendra Modi on Galwan incident. Ministry of external affair's statement has also been taken down from Weibo, the Chinese counterpart of Twitter. The developments come even as the Chinese envoy to India, Sun Weidong has been speaking freely to Indian media which many would say is the positive aspects of a democratic country.

Chinese government mouthpiece Global Times declines to carry Indian embassy's rebuttal on Pak envoy

In a development that will bound to raise eyebrows, Chinese nationals have been found to be&nbsp;involved in money laundering and hawala transactions in India.&nbsp;

India's tax department conducted searches in 21 locations in Delhi, Ghaziabad and&nbsp;Gurugram after getting "credible information" of the Chinese involvement in money laundering.

The Central Board of direct taxes or CBDT in a statement said, these individuals "were involved in money laundering and hawala transactions through series of shell entities, a search action was mounted at various premises of these Chinese entities, their close confederates and couple of bank employees."

According to the CBDT, the Chinese nationals created more than 40 bank accounts and credited more than Rs. 1000 crores.

The statement explained "A subsidiary of Chinese company and its related concerns have taken over Rs. 100 crores bogus advances from shell entities for opening businesses of retail showrooms in India."

Incriminating documents related to hawala transactions and money laundering with "active involvement of bank employees and Chartered accountants" have also surfaced.

While investigations are under progress, foreign hawala transactions have also emerged.&nbsp;

One name of Chinese national allegedly involved in the hawala transaction has emerged. While his actual name is Luo Sang, he took a fake identity Charlie Peng with Indian passport he was able to get from Manipur.&nbsp;

He was using 8-10 bank accounts and represented fake Chinese companies in Hawala operations worth Rs 300 crore.

The development comes even as India has tightened scrutiny over Chinese investments in the country, and banned 59 Chinese apps after the Galwan incident on June 15. India lost 20 Indian soldiers in the incident while China also suffered casualties but declined to come up with a number.

In a development that will bound to raise eyebrows, Chinese nationals have been found to be involved in money laundering and hawala transactions in India. India's tax department conducted searches in 21 locations in Delhi, Ghaziabad and Gurugram after getting "credible information" of the Chinese involvement in money laundering.

In a development that will bound to raise eyebrows, Chinese nationals have been found to be involved in money laundering and hawala transactions in India. India's tax department conducted searches in 21 locations in Delhi, Ghaziabad and Gurugram after getting "credible information" of the Chinese involvement in money laundering. The Central Board of direct taxes or CBDT in a statement said, these individuals "were involved in money laundering and hawala transactions through series of shell entities, a search action was mounted at various premises of these Chinese entities, their close confederates and couple of bank employees." According to the CBDT, the Chinese nationals created more than 40 bank accounts and credited more than Rs. 1000 crores. The statement explained "A subsidiary of Chinese company and its related concerns have taken over Rs. 100 crores bogus advances from shell entities for opening businesses of retail showrooms in India." Incriminating documents related to hawala transactions and money laundering with "active involvement of bank employees and Chartered accountants" have also surfaced. While investigations are under progress, foreign hawala transactions have also emerged. One name of Chinese national allegedly involved in the hawala transaction has emerged. While his actual name is Luo Sang, he took a fake identity Charlie Peng with Indian passport he was able to get from Manipur. He was using 8-10 bank accounts and represented fake Chinese companies in Hawala operations worth Rs 300 crore. The development comes even as India has tightened scrutiny over Chinese investments in the country, and banned 59 Chinese apps after the Galwan incident on June 15. India lost 20 Indian soldiers in the incident while China also suffered casualties but declined to come up with a number.

Chinese national with fake Indian passport involved in money laundering

India and Nepal will sit on Monday to talk on the New Delhi's development projects in the country.

The "scheduled oversight mechanism" will see India being represented by its envoy in Kathmandu Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Nepal by Foreign Secretary Shankar Das Bairagi.

Indian government sources said the meet is "part of regular interaction between India and Nepal" and the mechanism was set up in 2016 to "review ongoing bilateral economic and development projects on a periodic basis".

The meet comes amid deteriorating political ties between both the countries, with India irked by Nepali PM KP Sharma Oli coming with the new map of the country that shows Indian territories.&nbsp;

India has been assisting Nepal in development of border infrastructure through up-gradation of 10 roads in the Terai area, developing cross-border rail links at Jogbani-Biratnagar, Jaynagar-Bardibas and establishment of Integrated Check Posts at Birgunj, Biratnagar, Bhairahawa, and Nepalgunj.

The total economic assistance earmarked under ‘Aid to Nepal’ budget in FY 2019-20 was Rs 1200 crore

India and Nepal will sit on Monday to talk on the New Delhi's development projects in the country. The "scheduled oversight mechanism" will see India being represented by its envoy in Kathmandu Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Nepal by Foreign Secretary Shankar Das Bairagi.

India and Nepal will sit on Monday to talk on the New Delhi's development projects in the country. The "scheduled oversight mechanism" will see India being represented by its envoy in Kathmandu Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Nepal by Foreign Secretary Shankar Das Bairagi. Indian government sources said the meet is "part of regular interaction between India and Nepal" and the mechanism was set up in 2016 to "review ongoing bilateral economic and development projects on a periodic basis". The meet comes amid deteriorating political ties between both the countries, with India irked by Nepali PM KP Sharma Oli coming with the new map of the country that shows Indian territories. India has been assisting Nepal in development of border infrastructure through up-gradation of 10 roads in the Terai area, developing cross-border rail links at Jogbani-Biratnagar, Jaynagar-Bardibas and establishment of Integrated Check Posts at Birgunj, Biratnagar, Bhairahawa, and Nepalgunj. The total economic assistance earmarked under ‘Aid to Nepal’ budget in FY 2019-20 was Rs 1200 crore

India, Nepal to hold talks on development projects on Monday

Former Pakistani Taliban spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan has said Pakistani authorities had given him a hit list of people who they would like to be killed in the north-western province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

He, in the audio that is in the possession of WION, claimed that after some time of his surrender he was given the list of prominent voices in order to facilitate the Pakistani state in eliminating rogue elements.

According to the audio Eshan said, "I was asked to lead a death squad.. and the list included people from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and they were Pashtuns from all walks of life including Journalists".&nbsp;

(Mujhe Kaha gaya ki ap ik death squad ko lead karein..aur ap gadaron aur mulk key dushmanon key khilaf kam shuru karey..Jo list muje diya gaya usmai zyada tar afrad ka taluk Khyber Pakhtunkhwa se tha aur woh sab pashtun they jis mai zindgi key har shobey se talku rakhney waley afrad key name they, jin mai pashtun safee afrad key name bhi shamil thei)

In the audio, he talked about his conversations with military intelligence and the parleys that took place.&nbsp;

Ehsanullah Ehsan, spokesman Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) had escaped Pakistani custody earlier this year. Ehsan as spokesperson claimed the group was responsible for shooting Malala Yousafzai, 2014 Wagah border suicide attack and other terror attacks in the South Asian country.

The development comes even as more than 30 women journalists in Pakistan have in a joint statement highlighted the "vicious attacks" on them through social media.&nbsp;

The statement said: "The online attacks are instigated by government officials and then amplified by a large number of Twitter accounts, which declare their affiliation to the ruling party."&nbsp;

The statement demands, "hold all such individuals within the government accountable and take action against them" and Standing Committees on Human Rights of the upper and lower house of parliament to take notice of these developments.

Women journalists include Benazir Shah, Amber Shamsi, Munizae Jahangir, Gul Bukhari, Gulalai Ismail.&nbsp;

Last year saw the killing of Arooj Iqbal, a 27-year-old women journalist who was shot dead in Lahore. While the main suspect is her husband, Arooj's family told RSF Reporters Without Borders that, "Arooj was clearly targeted because of her journalism work".

Pakistan is ranked 145th out of 180 countries and territories in RSF's 2020 World Press Freedom Index.

Former Pakistani Taliban spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan has said Pakistani authorities had given him a hit list of people who they would like to be killed in the north-western province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Former Pakistani Taliban spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan has said Pakistani authorities had given him a hit list of people who they would like to be killed in the north-western province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He, in the audio that is in the possession of WION, claimed that after some time of his surrender he was given the list of prominent voices in order to facilitate the Pakistani state in eliminating rogue elements. According to the audio Eshan said, "I was asked to lead a death squad.. and the list included people from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and they were Pashtuns from all walks of life including Journalists". (Mujhe Kaha gaya ki ap ik death squad ko lead karein..aur ap gadaron aur mulk key dushmanon key khilaf kam shuru karey..Jo list muje diya gaya usmai zyada tar afrad ka taluk Khyber Pakhtunkhwa se tha aur woh sab pashtun they jis mai zindgi key har shobey se talku rakhney waley afrad key name they, jin mai pashtun safee afrad key name bhi shamil thei) In the audio, he talked about his conversations with military intelligence and the parleys that took place. Ehsanullah Ehsan, spokesman Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) had escaped Pakistani custody earlier this year. Ehsan as spokesperson claimed the group was responsible for shooting Malala Yousafzai, 2014 Wagah border suicide attack and other terror attacks in the South Asian country. The development comes even as more than 30 women journalists in Pakistan have in a joint statement highlighted the "vicious attacks" on them through social media. The statement said: "The online attacks are instigated by government officials and then amplified by a large number of Twitter accounts, which declare their affiliation to the ruling party." The statement demands, "hold all such individuals within the government accountable and take action against them" and Standing Committees on Human Rights of the upper and lower house of parliament to take notice of these developments. Women journalists include Benazir Shah, Amber Shamsi, Munizae Jahangir, Gul Bukhari, Gulalai Ismail. Last year saw the killing of Arooj Iqbal, a 27-year-old women journalist who was shot dead in Lahore. While the main suspect is her husband, Arooj's family told RSF Reporters Without Borders that, "Arooj was clearly targeted because of her journalism work". Pakistan is ranked 145th out of 180 countries and territories in RSF's 2020 World Press Freedom Index.

Pak state asked me to lead death squad, says ex-Pak Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan

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