How Afghan Diaspora is Contributing to The Growth of India’s Economy
India and Afghanistan have traditionally had close bilateral ties underpinned by civilisational and historical links as well as exchanges between the people.
INDIA-GHANA CULTURAL RELATIONS
After the success of “Festival of India - Maitri” in 2017 in Ghana, the High Commission of India in Accra organized “Freedom 70” from...
Mozambique: Untouched Haven on Earth
This article was published in D&B’s special edition: Celebrating 43 Years of Mozambique’s Independence
Bathed in the Indian Ocean, untampered with, and inhabited by people...
The Trajectory of Bollywood’s Affair with Russia
This article was published in D&B’s special edition: 71st Anniversary of India-Russia Bilateral Ties
During the 1940s and 50s, India was exploring its potential...
Russia’s Epicurean History Garnished with Warmth
This article was published in D&B’s special edition: 71st Anniversary of India-Russia Bilateral Ties
Contrary to Russia’s cold and wintry landscape, its food brings out...
The Beginning of a Travel Affair
This article was published in D&B’s special edition: 70th Anniversary of Israel’s Independence
Diplomatic dealings between India and Israel got a full-fledged start in 1992,...
INDIA–UK: Celebrating a ‘Fusion of Two Cultures’
This article was published in D&B’s special edition: United Kingdom-India (A 21st Century Partnership)
The relationship between India and the UK has been solely...
World Celebrates Fourth International Yoga Day
UNESCO has termed Yoga as an art of living and way of being. International Yoga Day, today, has become a world phenomenon.
On fourth anniversary...
5 Reasons Why Walnuts Are the Way to Go This Yoga Day
While India aspires to become a fitter nation, this World Yoga Day let’s embark on a healthy journey by adding the goodness of walnuts...
Indian Football Braces for its Year of Reckoning
It has now been four years since Indian football had its big pay-day, with a Reliance-bankrolled league seeing the light of day. “Let’s Football”,...
