India never followed any diktat from abroad: Putin at SPIEF
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that India has never followed any diktat from abroad.
This bulletin highlights the controversy surrounding Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, who is set to visit the Taj Mahal in Agra after recently barring women journalists from his press conference at the Afghan embassy in New Delhi. Opposition parties have criticised the government for ‘allowing a foreign fundamentalist to dictate terms on Indian soil and also insulting Indian women journalists’. The Ministry of External Affairs responded, clarifying that ‘the press interaction took place entirely within the Afghan embassy’s premises’ and that the Indian government had no role in the decision. The episode has ignited a debate on diplomatic protocol and women’s rights.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that India has never followed any diktat from abroad.
K Annamalai, who resigned from BJP on Friday, received a rousing welcome from his supporters as he arrived at Chennai airport from Delhi.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday hailed India's role in the IT industry and said it is one of the leading players in the sector.
What started with a clash in Rishikesh has now pulled Uttarakhand, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh into a heated online debate over tourism, stereotypes, and viral videos.