Tag: Indian Foreign Policy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the recent attacks in Doha during a telephonic conversation with Qatar’s Amir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani. Reaffirming India’s support for Qatar’s sovereignty and stability, PM Modi underlined that terrorism in any form is unacceptable. He urged all parties to resolve differences through dialogue and diplomacy, reflecting India’s consistent foreign policy approach. The discussion also highlighted India-Qatar economic ties, energy cooperation, and the crucial role of the Indian diaspora in strengthening bilateral relations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s impactful presence at the 25th SCO Summit in Tianjin reinforced India’s role as a global leader committed to peace, security, and cooperation. In high-profile meetings with China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin, Modi emphasized mutual respect, regional stability, and a united stand against terrorism. The summit saw India champion reforms in global institutions and deepen ties with neighbors and strategic partners, highlighting Modi’s balanced diplomacy in a complex geopolitical environment.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has sharply condemned Donald Trump’s “dead economy” remark and warned of severe trade fallout if the US imposes steep tariffs on Indian goods. Urging strong resistance, Tharoor emphasized India’s economic resilience and the need for assertive diplomacy to protect national interests amid tense trade negotiations.

India’s ‘Vaccine Maitri’ initiative continues to earn global praise, with the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago lauding PM Narendra Modi’s leadership. He credited India’s timely vaccine support for saving countless lives and exemplifying true global solidarity during the COVID-19 crisis.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted members of the all-party delegation under Operation Sindoor at his residence on June 10, 2025. Prominent leaders like Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and former J&K CM Ghulam Nabi Azad attended the meeting. PM Modi praised the delegation on social media for effectively presenting India’s voice on the global stage and its firm stand against terrorism. The BJP also lauded the effort while criticizing the Congress for allegedly spreading misinformation about the mission’s achievements, reflecting both diplomatic success and political tensions.

India’s abrupt move to stop Chenab River water flow to Pakistan, citing retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack, marks a serious escalation in bilateral tensions. By invoking control over the Indus Waters Treaty, India has sparked fears of a regional water crisis and intensified diplomatic standoffs, with Pakistan calling the action an “act of war.” As international pressure mounts, both nuclear neighbors stand at a precarious crossroads.

In the wake of the brutal massacre of 28 Hindus by terrorists in Pahalgam, the Government of India has taken unprecedented diplomatic steps against Pakistan. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following a high-level emergency meeting, ordered the expulsion of Pakistan’s High Commission from India within 48 hours, cancelled all Pakistani visas, and formally scrapped the Indus Waters Treaty. The move has garnered support across the nation and from key global powers, including the U.S., Russia, and France.