MEA rejects Trump's claim on mediation. Trump claimed that PM Modi sought intervention on Kashmir. Ministry of External Affairs said any engagement subject to end to terror. Pakistan needs to end cross border terrorism. Shimla and Lahore declaration base for resolutions. MEA also said that there has been no such request made by PM Modi. Watch this video to know more.

India rejects Trump's claim on mediation, no such requests made by PM Modi

In an exclusive conversation with Brahma Chellaney, Analyst from New Delhi over Trump's remarks on KashmirMinistry of External Affairs rejects Trump's claim on mediation. Trump claimed that PM Modi sought intervention on Kashmir. MEA said any engagement subject to end to terror. Pakistan needs to end cross border terrorism. Shimla and Lahore declaration base for resolutions. MEA also said that there has been no such request made by PM Modi. Watch this video to know more.

In exclusive conversation over Trump's remark over Kashmir with Brahma Chellaney, Analyst from New Delhi

Ministry of External Affairs rejects Trump's claim on mediation. Trump claimed that PM Modi sought intervention on Kashmir. MEA said any engagement subject to end to terror. Pakistan needs to end cross border terrorism. Shimla and Lahore declaration base for resolutions. MEA also said that there has been no such request made by PM Modi. U.S Representative said that He apologized to Indian Ambassador on Trump's embarrassing mistake. Watch this video to know more.

Trump & his govt not on the same page, US representative said Trump's statement is embarrassing

Amid the furor over US President Donald Trump's statement that India had asked for his intervention in the Kashmir problem, Rajya Sabha descended into chaos. As the Opposition protested and demanded a clarification from the government, External Affairs Minister S Jaishanakar reiterated India's stand that Kashmir is a bilateral issue. Making a statement in the Rajya Sabha, Jaishankar categorically assured the House that no such request has been made by Prime Minister Modi to the US president. "It has been India's consistent position that all outstanding issues with Pakistan are discussed only bilaterally. Any engagement with Pakistan would require an end to cross-border terrorism," S Jaishankar said.

Jaishankar clarifies India's stand on Trump’s Kashmir remark as Opposition cries 'PM Jawaab Do'

Ministry of External Affairs rejects Trump's claim on mediation. Trump claimed that PM Modi sought intervention on Kashmir. MEA said any engagement subject to end to terror. Pakistan needs to end cross border terrorism. Shimla and Lahore declaration base for resolutions. MEA also said that there has been no such request made by PM Modi. Watch this video to know more.

In exclusive conversation with Ahmer Shaheen, Senior Journalist from Pakistan on Trump's remark on Kashmir

India is closely following the recent developments pertaining to the ongoing peace and reconciliation efforts in Afghanistan and has been in constant touch will all major stakeholders in the matter, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday.

India closely following peace, reconciliation efforts in Afghanistan: MEA

India and Pakistan are awaiting the verdict in Kulbhushan Jadhav case on July 17, 2019. Both the countries are sending their respective team to The Hague where the verdict will be announced at 6.

India, Pakistan await verdict in Kulbhushan Jadhav case, MEA says 'not proper to speculate'

MEA briefing on PM Modi's bilaterals on day 2 of G20 Summit. Mr. Raveesh Kumar, Spokesperson of MEA gives all the details. Watch this video to know more.

MEA briefing on PM Modi's bilaterals on day 2 of G20 Summit

Pakistan's state-sponsored "large-scale industry of terrorism" prevents its government from behaving like a "normal neighbour", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday.

India Watch: S.Jaishankar's scathing statement on Pak

The Ministry of External Affairs on Monday announced that it is working on chip-enabled e-passports as the ministry pursues reforms to deliver citizen-centric services.

India working on chip-enabled e-passports: MEA

Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official spokesperson has slammed the US state department's 2018 International Religious Freedom report that alleged that some senior leaders of the BJP made inflammatory speeches against minority communities.

India rejects US global religious freedom report

Indian Ministry of External Affairs today briefed media in New Delhi regarding PM Modi's Sri Lanka & Maldives visit. Watch this video to know more.

MEA briefs on PM Modi's Sri Lanka & Maldives visit

Ministry of External Affairs of India is briefing media in New Delhi. Watch this video to know more.

Indian External Affairs Ministry briefs media

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a state visit to the Republic of Maldives and Sri Lanka on June 8 and 9, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) has announced.

PM Narendra Modi to visit Sri Lanka, Maldives in early June: Ministry of External Affairs

The Ministry of External Affairs on Monday said that that all evidence of terrorist activities of Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed and its leader Masood Azhar have been shared with China.

All evidence on Masood Azhar, Jaish shared with China, will continue to pursue all avenues: India 

Three Indians have lost their lives in the serial blasts in Sri Lanka that killed over 200 people on Sunday. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in a tweet said, "The Indian High Commission in Colombo has conveyed that the National Hospital has informed them about the death of three Indian nationals.

3 Indians killed in Sri Lanka serial blasts: Ministry of External Affairs 

India has rejected the claim by Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi that India plans to launch an attack on his country between April 16 and 20. India's Ministry of External Affairs said the statement by Qureshi was "irresponsible and preposterous", and that its objective was "whipping up war hysteria in the region".

'Preposterous' says New Delhi after Pakistan claims India is planning to attack it

After India said it tested the ASAT (anti-satellite) missile to "verify" that the country has the "capability to safeguard our space assets", Pakistan's foreign ministry said there is a need to address gaps in the international space laws to ensure that no one threatens peaceful activities and applications of space technologies for socio-economic development.

Every nation has responsibility avoid actions which lead to militarisation of space: Pak on India's ASAT test

India has once again underlined the importance of maintaining peace and tranquillity along the border with China as a prerequisite for "smooth" development of overall ties between the two countries.

For smooth ties with China, peace along border a prerequisite: India

A day after External Affair's Minister Sushma Swaraj said that her ministry is in the process of transferring the ownership of Jinnah House in Mumbai, New Delhi has dismissed any claims by Pakistan over the property and said it belongs to India.

MEA rejects Pak claim, says Jinnah House is government of India property

Jinnah House to be converted into a venue along the lines of Hyderabad House, says Sushma Swaraj

The Ministry of External Affairs on Monday welcomes the release of Indian national, Hamid Nihal Ansari, from Pakistan jail adding that Pakistan should take action to "also end the misery of other Indian nationals and fishermen.

It's a matter of great relief: MEA on Hamid Ansari's release from Pak jail 

After facing immense criticism from various political quarters for participating in the 'Moscow format meeting' on Afghanistan, which will also be attended by a Taliban delegation, official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, Raveesh Kumar, on Friday clarified that "India always wanted Afghan-led peace process.

India always wanted Afghan-led peace process: MEA Raveesh Kumar

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday over a media report that stated the External Affairs Ministry did not share details of those accompanying the PM during his foreign tours, despite orders from the CIC.

Rahul Gandhi mocks PM Modi over people accompanying him on foreign tours

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