Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Germany on a two-day visit held bilateral with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on the sidelines of the G7 Summit. He also met Trudeau and Macron.

Indian PM Modi holds bilateral on sidelines of G7 summit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday left for a visit to the UAE after attending the G7 summit in Germany on the sidelines of which he met several world leaders.

Indian PM Modi departs from Munich Airport for Abu Dhabi after attending G7 summit

The G7 leaders along with EU representatives held a round table discussion. Like other high-stakes meetings, Russia Ukraine War dominated the talks. Ukraine President Zelensky also joined the G7 Summit virtually.

Show of Unity at the 48th G7 Summit: Ukraine President joins G7 Summit

India is all set to join league of nations where mobile 5g services are available. Though in many areas here normal 3g and 4g services do not work properly, still users are excited about prospects and use of these new gen services.

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The G7 leaders along with EU representatives held a round table discussion. Like other high-stakes meetings, Russia Ukraine War dominated the talks. Ukraine President Zelensky also joined the G7 Summit virtually. Now, G7 leaders pledged to stand with Ukraine.

G7 pledges to stand with Ukraine: 'With Ukraine as long as it takes'

Ukraine President Zelensky urges G7 leaders to end the war before 2023

India's Border Security Forces (BSF) today killed a Pakistani intruder along the international border in the RS Pura sector of the Jammu region. BSF said that at around 12:10am (local time), suspicious movement was seen across the fence in the general area of the Border Observation Post of Baquarpur. The BSF asked the intruder to stop but he did not. Later, he was shot.&nbsp;

"Today morning at about 1210 hrs alert BSF troops noticed suspicious movement across the fence in the general area of BOP Baquarpur. Our domination party at night noticed a person coming from Pak side aggressively towards the fence with an intention to cross the fence," said BSF.&nbsp;

"Our party challenged him to stop but he paid no attention to it and continued his movement towards the fence. Left with no option for our troops fired three rounds on the intruder due to which he fell down immediately ahead of fencing," it added.&nbsp;

The BSF further said that early morning a search party went to sanitise the area and found the dead body of the intruder lying very close to the fence.&nbsp;

"Early in the morning our search party checked the area and found the dead body of a Pak intruder very close to the fence," said BSF.&nbsp;

The BSF also said that nothing was recovered from the intruder and the dead body has been handed over to the police for further investigation.&nbsp;

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India's Border Security Forces (BSF) today killed a Pakistani intruder along the international border in the RS Pura sector of the Jammu region. BSF said that at around 12:10am (local time), suspicious movement was seen across the fence in the general area of the Border Observation Post of Baquarpur.

India's Border Security Forces (BSF) today killed a Pakistani intruder along the international border in the RS Pura sector of the Jammu region. BSF said that at around 12:10am (local time), suspicious movement was seen across the fence in the general area of the Border Observation Post of Baquarpur. The BSF asked the intruder to stop but he did not. Later, he was shot. "Today morning at about 1210 hrs alert BSF troops noticed suspicious movement across the fence in the general area of BOP Baquarpur. Our domination party at night noticed a person coming from Pak side aggressively towards the fence with an intention to cross the fence," said BSF. "Our party challenged him to stop but he paid no attention to it and continued his movement towards the fence. Left with no option for our troops fired three rounds on the intruder due to which he fell down immediately ahead of fencing," it added. The BSF further said that early morning a search party went to sanitise the area and found the dead body of the intruder lying very close to the fence. "Early in the morning our search party checked the area and found the dead body of a Pak intruder very close to the fence," said BSF. The BSF also said that nothing was recovered from the intruder and the dead body has been handed over to the police for further investigation. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

India: Pakistani intruder killed along international border in Jammu

India will introduce a safety rating system for cars. The government said that it will assign a rating of one to five stars for cars, based on tests assessing adult and child occupant protection as well as safety assist technologies.

India plans safety rating system for cars

Some of the leaders of the G7 rich democracies are pushing for an acknowledgement of the need for new financing for fossil energies investments as European states scramble to diversify supplies.

Global Energy Crisis: G7 leaders debate fossil fuel investment

The 48th G7 meeting is underway in Germany but it comes amid energy crisis in Europe. Recently, hundreds of protesters have gathered outside G7 venue to demand climate protection.

Hundreds of protesters gather outside G7 venue to demand climate protection

The 48th G7 meeting is underway in Germany with world leaders discussing key issues including the Russia-Ukraine war. G7 leaders have agreed to ban gold exports from Russia. For more details, watch this report by Siddhant Sibbal.

G7 leaders agree to ban gold exports from Russia

Around 100 KM south of Munich is the Schloss Elmau which is currently hosting the G7 summit. Schloss Elmau previously hosted the G7 summit in 2015.

Schloss Elmau hosts G7 Summit: Valley in heart of Wetterstein mountains

The G7 leaders along with EU representatives held a round table discussion. To counter China's One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, G7 unveiled a global infrastructure project.

G7 unveils global infra project to counter China's One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative

G7 leaders pledged to raise $600 billion over five years to improve infrastructure in developing countries and counter China's Belt and Road initiative. For more on this, watch this report by WION's correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

G7 unveils 'Partnership for Global infrastructure' plan to counter China

G7 leaders pledged to raise $600 billion over five years to improve infrastructure in developing countries and counter China's Belt and Road initiative.

G7 unveils global infra project, aims to raise $600 billion to counter China's Belt and Road

Ukraine President Zelensky virtually joins G7 Summit as G7 plans to announce sanctions against Russia

"India is an important International Space partner for Australia," said Mr Enrico Palermo, Head, Australian Space Agency(ASA), while virtually addressing a conference on 'Development of Space Start-up Ecosystem in India'(DeSSEI). Referring to the areas of Indo-Australia cooperation in the space sector, he mentioned India's Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight mission, the $25million (INR 144crore) expansion of the Indian International Space Investment initiative and assured that Australia continues to look at new ways to enhance space collaboration with India.&nbsp;

According to the Australian Government, the country's space economy is projected to triple in size by 2030, to $12bn(INR 65,200crore). With natural features such as clear skies, unique geography and advanced space capabilities, Australia offers international players comparative advantages in earth observation, communication technologies and services, access to space, robotics and automation, it was added.&nbsp;

Speaking at the event, Mr Michael Costa, Australia's Deputy Consul General to South India said that Australia welcomes Indian space start-up partnerships. He also highlighted the pathways for Indian space sector start-ups to access funding, tax incentives, incubation programmes and global networks in Australia. "The planned establishment of an Australian Consulate-general and a join Australia-India Centre of Excellence on Critical and Emerging Technology Policy in Bengaluru ais to further encourage technology linkages between Australia and India from cyberspace to outer space" he added.&nbsp;

Speaking of how there was an increasing appetite for Australian Space firms to set up a physical presence in India, Piyush Dhaundiyal, General Manager, Space Machines Company(SMC) said that his firm performed assembly, integration and testing of hardware in Sydney, while their core R&amp;D, design and prototyping were being conducted in Bengaluru. Notably, Bengaluru is the aerospace hub of India.&nbsp;

Earlier, Mr Anthony Murfett, deputy head, Australian Space Agency(ASA), had said “The Australian government is proud to be supporting the Gaganyaan mission, by tracking through Australia’s territory on the Coco’s (Keeling) islands. It shows that Australia can be a trusted partner - we were a partner to NASA during the Apollo missions, we were a partner to Japan during Hayabusa 1&amp;2 and now we’re working with India on Gaganyaan mission”.&nbsp;

ISRO has been working on the ambitious Gaganyaan mission that involves demonstrating the indigenous capability to undertake human space flight missions to low Earth orbit and will lay the foundation for a sustained Indian human space exploration programme in the long run. As part of this programme, two unmanned missions and one manned mission have been approved by the government of India.&nbsp;

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"India is an important International Space partner for Australia," said Mr Enrico Palermo, Head, Australian Space Agency(ASA), while virtually addressing a conference on 'Development of Space Start-up Ecosystem in India'(DeSSEI).

"India is an important International Space partner for Australia," said Mr Enrico Palermo, Head, Australian Space Agency(ASA), while virtually addressing a conference on 'Development of Space Start-up Ecosystem in India'(DeSSEI). Referring to the areas of Indo-Australia cooperation in the space sector, he mentioned India's Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight mission, the $25million (INR 144crore) expansion of the Indian International Space Investment initiative and assured that Australia continues to look at new ways to enhance space collaboration with India. According to the Australian Government, the country's space economy is projected to triple in size by 2030, to $12bn(INR 65,200crore). With natural features such as clear skies, unique geography and advanced space capabilities, Australia offers international players comparative advantages in earth observation, communication technologies and services, access to space, robotics and automation, it was added. Speaking at the event, Mr Michael Costa, Australia's Deputy Consul General to South India said that Australia welcomes Indian space start-up partnerships. He also highlighted the pathways for Indian space sector start-ups to access funding, tax incentives, incubation programmes and global networks in Australia. "The planned establishment of an Australian Consulate-general and a join Australia-India Centre of Excellence on Critical and Emerging Technology Policy in Bengaluru ais to further encourage technology linkages between Australia and India from cyberspace to outer space" he added. Speaking of how there was an increasing appetite for Australian Space firms to set up a physical presence in India, Piyush Dhaundiyal, General Manager, Space Machines Company(SMC) said that his firm performed assembly, integration and testing of hardware in Sydney, while their core R&D, design and prototyping were being conducted in Bengaluru. Notably, Bengaluru is the aerospace hub of India. Earlier, Mr Anthony Murfett, deputy head, Australian Space Agency(ASA), had said “The Australian government is proud to be supporting the Gaganyaan mission, by tracking through Australia’s territory on the Coco’s (Keeling) islands. It shows that Australia can be a trusted partner - we were a partner to NASA during the Apollo missions, we were a partner to Japan during Hayabusa 1&2 and now we’re working with India on Gaganyaan mission”. ISRO has been working on the ambitious Gaganyaan mission that involves demonstrating the indigenous capability to undertake human space flight missions to low Earth orbit and will lay the foundation for a sustained Indian human space exploration programme in the long run. As part of this programme, two unmanned missions and one manned mission have been approved by the government of India. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Australia's space economy projected to triple by 2030, sees India as important international partner

The 48th G7 meeting is underway in Germany with world leaders discussing key issues including the Russia-Ukraine war. G7 leaders have agreed to ban gold imports from Russia.

G7 allies seek to close ranks against Russia

The G7 leaders held a round table discussion and agreed to ban gold imports from Russia. For more on this, we're joined by WION's correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

G7 leaders agree to ban gold imports from Russia

Amid a global food crisis due to the war in Ukraine, Egypt is facing wheat shortage. Egypt has announced that it will import 5.5 Mn tonnes of wheat from India.

Wheat shortage in Egypt amid Ukraine war, approves India as a wheat exporter

The G7 leaders along with EU representatives held a round table discussion. Like other high-stakes meetings, Russia Ukraine War dominated the talks. The leaders agreed to ban gold imports from Russia. For more on this, we're joined by WION's correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

G7 summit highlights: Ukraine-Russia war dominate talks | Ban on gold imports from Russia

After two-wheelers and passenger cars, the electrification of buses is picking up the pace around the world. Experts believe India would be one of the leading markets.

Electric buses market expected to reach 70,000 units by 2027

Indian PM Narendra Modi addressed 90th edition of 'Mann ki Baat'. He said that, 'faith in Indian democracy will not be shaken'. PM Modi has urged Indians to learn from the history.

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In this segment, we will take a look at political crises from around the world. From the leadership crisis in the UK to Maharashtra political crisis in India, Watch all of it here.

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Indian PM Narendra Modi has arrived in Munich for the G7 meeting. The 2-day visit will see interaction with the diaspora, meeting with world leaders & participation at the G7. Watch PM Modi's full address to the Indian Diaspora in Germany.

Indian PM Modi addresses diaspora in Munich: 'India is the mother of democracy'

The stage is set in Germany for the 48th G7 Summit. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Munich for the G7 Summit. India is not a member of the G7 but, India has been specially invited. For more details, we're joined live by WION's Siddhant Sibbal.

48th G7 meeting: Indian PM Modi to hold bilateral meetings

Watch a candid conversation with Indian Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri. Hardeep Singh Puri talked about world affairs, economy and crises.

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The 48th G7 meeting has kicked off in Germany with world leaders gathering to discuss key issues including the Russia-Ukraine war. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is expected to dominate talks.

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India's growing influence in global geopolitics has been grabbing eyeballs for some time now. Amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions, India's diplomacy was lauded by the West. Know why G7 invited India to the summit.

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French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden has arrived in Munich to participate in the G7 Summit, which kicks off today at 3PM IST. For more details, watch this ground report by Siddhant Sibbal.

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