Indian missions lend helping hand to ensure compatriots reach home safely amidst COVID-19 outbreak
Indian missions are helping fellow citizens world over, who are affected by travel restrictions due to COVID-19.
Indian missions are helping fellow citizens world over, who are affected by travel restrictions due to COVID-19.
The Ministry of External Affairs has advised all Indians abroad to stay put. “These restrictions are temporary, so one should not panic.
The Ministry of External Affairs has arranged for flights to bring back stranded Indian nationals from coronavirus affected countries
An exclusive interview with the High Commissioner of India to Singapore, Jawed Ashraf.
“We can break the chain of spread and ensure safety of all by avoiding large gatherings,” PM Modi tweeted.
The suspension of visas will come into effect from 1200 GMT on March 13, 2020 at the port of departure.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump stated negotiations for a new bilateral trade deal. Modi also had a special mention for NRIs and Indian diaspora in the US.
Seasoned Indian diplomat Harsh Vardhan Shringla, who last served as India’s envoy to the United States, took charge as new foreign secretary on Wednesday for a fixed two-year term, succeeding Vijay Gokhale.
Reacting to the Wuhan virus outbreak, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said the Indian Embassy in Beijing is constantly checking on the health and well-being of Indians in China in the wake of the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
India marked its 71st Republic Day on Sunday with a parade showcasing some of its newly acquired capabilities and military hardware and new events.