Shashank Mattoo
Foreign Affairs Correspondent at Hindustan Times
Foreign Affairs for @htTweets | Formerly - @IndiaToday @livemint @orfonline | MPhil @Cambridge_Uni | Kashmiri Pandit | Views Personal
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HT Syndication: Trade, defence, tech discussed during foreign secretary Vikram Misri's US visit: MEA
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Posted On: 2025-05-30 Posted By: Shashank Mattoo, New Delhi National Politics International Hindustan Times New Delhi, May 30 -- Foreign secretary Vikram Misri concluded a key visit to the United States on Thursday, with bilateral trade, critical and emerging technologies as well as defence taking centre stage in the discussions.
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hindustantimes.com | Shashank Mattoo
Foreign secretary Vikram Misri concluded a key visit to the United States on Thursday, with bilateral trade, critical and emerging technologies as well as defence taking centre stage in the discussions. During the three-day visit, Misri met with Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau and Under Secretary of Commerce Jeffrey Kessler.
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hindustantimes.com | Shashank Mattoo
NEW DELHI: India’s ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Thursday accused the interim government in Bangladesh of trying to deflect attention away from domestic governance challenges by blaming New Delhi. “As far as the government there is concerned, it is their responsibility to deal with governance issues. When statements like this are made, it feels like you are trying to deflect internal governance challenges in another direction.
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hindustantimes.com | Shashank Mattoo
NEW DELHI: India is following the Trump administration’s decision to pause new visa interviews for students and exchange visitors and hopes that applications of Indian students will be considered on merit, the external affairs ministry said on Thursday. “We have seen reports suggesting the US government’s updated guidance regarding student and exchange visitor visa applicants. The welfare of Indian students abroad remains an utmost priority to the Government of India.
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htsyndication.com | Shashank Mattoo
India, May 29 -- India's ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Thursday accused the interim government in Bangladesh of trying to deflect attention away from domestic governance challenges by blaming New Delhi. "As far as the government there is concerned, it is their responsibility to deal with governance issues. When statements like this are made, it feels like you are trying to deflect internal governance challenges in another direction.
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