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Kuwait Fire tragedy Accident Update PM Modi Express Condolences Announces Ex-Gratia

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PM Modi Meeting: 49 people have died in a massive fire in Kuwait. 30 of the people who died in this accident are Indians. After this incident, the Indian government immediately contacted the Kuwait government and asked for immediate treatment of the injured. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi PM Modi chaired a meeting to review the situation in the wake of the fire accident in Kuwait City in which people of Indian origin have been affected. PM expressed condolences on the loss of lives in the fire accident in…

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canadian minister dominic leblanc condemns indira gandhi assassination posters, said promotion of violence is never acceptable

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Indira Gandhi: Posters depicting the assassination of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi were allegedly put up by Khalistani supporters in Vancouver, Canada. Reacting to the poster depicting the assassination of Indira Gandhi, a minister of the Trudeau government in Canada said that encouraging violence can never be accepted in Canada. In fact, Dominic A. LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs of the Trudeau government in Canada, took the help of social media site X on this matter. During this, Dominic A. LeBlanc said that this…

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Kyrgyzstan Situation is normal know is MBBS study cheaper than India what in Indian Embassy says in hindi

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After the attack on foreigners in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, the Indian Embassy has issued a statement. The Embassy has said that no untoward incident has taken place in Bishkek in the last few days. Around 17 thousand Indian students are studying in Kyrgyzstan. Most of the students are in the capital Bishkek, where violence took place a few days ago. Let us know why Indian students go to Kyrgyzstan for studies… How much is the fee Like Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan is also a popular choice for Indian students to…

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