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On 45th anniversary of Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention coming into force, India invokes the Wuhan Coronavirus, calls for strengthening WHO

The Biological Weapons Convention came into effect in 1975 and 183 countries are parties to it. The convention calls for prohibition to development, production and stockpiling of biological and toxin weapons.

We have a responsibility, cannot bring untested people back to India in an epidemic situation: EAM Jaishankar on evacuating Indians amid coronavirus outbreak

S Jaishankar says untested Indians from foreign can't be allowed to enter India in the severe Epidemic situation.

As British MP peddles victimhood over deportation and ‘liberals’ target Modi government, here is why the claims are hollow

An India Today report quoting government sources has mentioned that the British MP's claims of 'being treated like a criminal' were totally false. She was treated with respect as would have been accorded to any member of parliament.

No interest in meeting her: MEA S Jaishankar cancels meeting with US politicians over inclusion of anti-India Congresswoman

S Jaishankar said that Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal does not have a fair understanding of Kashmir issue and he has no interest in meeting her.

Cancellation of the Bangladesh FM’s visit and the passage of the CAB should not be linked: Read MEA response

The Ministry of External Affairs has refuted claims made by sections of media and clarified that cancellation of Bangladesh Foreign Minister's official trip to India is not connected to the ongoing events in India, especially Citizenship Amendment Bill.

PM Modi to visit UAE later this week, will receive their highest civilian honour, the Zayed Medal

UAE was one of the first nations to extend support to India and declare that the decisions regarding Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir are India's internal matter.

Fabricated reports on Kashmir: Govt asks BBC and Al-Jazeera to produce raw footage of their reports

Government of India has asked Al-Jazeera and BBC to produce evidence of their claim of large scale protests and violence in Jammu and Kashmir.

Former EAM Sushma Swaraj shuts down a troll, Irfan Khan, who wishes death upon her

Sushma Swaraj was condoling death of former Delhi BJP President when troll insinuated that she too will die soon.

Sushma Swaraj helps another stranded Indian, responds with her usual wit in the process

Sushma Swaraj is one of the most prominent ministers of the Modi government who uses Twitter regularly to help Indians in need

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