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  • War in Yemen: Evacuation
    India leads rescue of foreign nationals, including Americans, trapped in Yemen

    More so than any other nation, India has taken the lead in the rescue of foreigners trapped in Yemen, evacuating more than 550 foreigners from 32 countries, including a dozen Americans and three Pakistanis.

  • Pakistan
    Pakistan tests missile that could carry nuclear warhead to every part of India

    Pakistan on Monday test-fired a ballistic missile that appears capable of carrying a nuclear warhead to ­every part of India, another escalation in Islamabad’s effort to keep pace with its neighboring rival’s formidable military advancements.

  • Saudi Arms Purchases
    Saudi Arabia replaces India as largest defence market for US

    Saudi Arabia has replaced India as the largest importer of defence equipment worldwide and took the top spot as the number one trading partner for the US in 2014, according to IHS’ annual Global Defence Trade Report.

     

  • Pakistan
    That part of the India-Pakistan border that’s all beer and gunshots of joy

    Only a giant, inflated neon Mountain Dew gave any indication that the race had corporate sponsors. Most participants funded their own rally cars, mechanics, transport, accommodation, and food. I was lucky to have accommodation in a private camp. Most spectators and journalists were only given a tent a few square feet of the parking lot, where they were to pitch it.

  • Saudi-India
    India, Saudi Arabia ink Haj agreement for 2015

    The Haj quota for India for the year would be 136,020 and 100,020 pilgrims would come through Haj Committee of India, while the remaining 36,000 would come through Private Tour Operators.

  • Expatriate Labor: India
    Keeping routes open for Indian workers in the Gulf

    Indians make up the largest number of overseas workers in the GCC. What’s more, Indians compromise a third of the total population in three GCC countries — Bahrain, Qatar and the UAE.

  • Healthcare
    Indian businessman to invest in Saudi pharma sector

    A UAE-based Indian billionaire will make investments worth SR1 billion in healthcare and pharmaceutical manufacturing sector in the new Jazan industrial city.

  • India and Pakistan
    A Suicide Bomber Attacks the Border of India and Pakistan

    Two Pakistani Taliban groups have claimed responsibility for the attack: Jamaat ul-Ahrar, which recently splintered from the Pakistani Taliban, and Jundallah, a veteran terrorist group whose bombing of a church in Peshawar killed 127 last year. In remarks to Dawn, a Pakistani news service, Jamaat ul-Ahrar spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan claimed that the bombing was in retaliation for Pakistan's anti-jihadist military operations near the country's border with Afghanistan.

  • Saudi-India
    Saudi Arabia an ‘important pillar of India’s energy security’

    Answering questions from Saudi Gazette, Dharmendra Pradhan, Indian minister of state for petroleum and natural gas, who arrived in Riyadh on Monday for a three-day official visit for the second round of Saudi Arabia, India Energy Consultations, said the Kingdom is an important pillar of India’s energy security.

  • Pakistan-India
    Five more civilians killed in worst India-Pakistan fighting for years

    The fighting comes at a time of changing power dynamics in South Asia, with Pakistan's army taking a more assertive role in politics and India's new nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising a more muscular foreign policy. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been weakened by opposition protests that started in August. He won the army's backing but in the process ceded space to the generals on some issues, including relations with India.