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India Today
3 days ago
- Politics
- India Today
Meeting with PM Modi foundational, necessary step: Mark Carney to India Today
India Today's Gaurav Sawant questioned Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the G7 summit in Kananaskis. Responding to the query, Carney acknowledged the importance of India's growing global influence, noting that PM Modi's consistent presence at G7 summits since 2018 reflects India's economic dynamism and leadership on the world stage. Speaking about the bilateral talks, Carney described the meeting as "foundational", a necessary first step toward mending strained ties. "I believe today's meeting was significant, but I would describe it as foundational, a necessary first step. It involved a frank and open exchange of views, particularly on issues like law enforcement and transnational repression.' said Carney, adding that both the nations have reached an understanding to lay the groundwork for rebuilding a relationship rooted in mutual respect, sovereignty and trust. Carney also said that the nations will also move forward with the appointment of High Commissioners.
India Today
13-06-2025
- Science
- India Today
What caused Air India crash in Ahmedabad? Experts discuss on Gaurav Sawant's show
The black box of Air India flight AI-171, which crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, has been recovered. The flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder are expected to reveal crucial details about the crash. Teams from Boeing, the US, and the UK are assisting in the investigation. The recovery of the black box is a significant breakthrough in understanding the cause of the first-ever hull crash of a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. So, what might have caused the Air India crash in Ahmedabad? Watch as experts discuss the possible causes behind the crash on Gaurav Sawant's show.
India Today
10-06-2025
- Politics
- India Today
Operation Sindoor: India's global diplomatic blitz decoded
India launched a major diplomatic outreach, 'Operation Sindoor,' sending 59 leaders across 33 countries to present its case against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. The delegations met global leaders to convey India's resolve to combat terror. The opposition has criticised the mission, questioning its tangible outcomes. Meanwhile, the multi-party delegations on Operation Sindoor met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi after they returned to discuss India's response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. So, was India's global anti-terror push successful? Was it a strategic win or mixed global signals? Watch as experts decode India's global diplomatic blitz on Gaurav Sawant's show.
India Today
20-05-2025
- India Today
Vlogger Jyoti Malhotra questioned over Pakistan links and controversial videos
The Indian Army's sophisticated arsenal successfully neutralised a barrage of Pakistani drones and projectiles that targeted civilian areas in retaliation to India's Operation Sindoor. In an exclusive interaction with India Today's Gaurav Sawant from the frontline, the Army showcased the range of ammunition deployed to counter the Pakistani threat between May 7 and 10. 'Our gunners delivered exceptional results. We live by the motto 'Akashe Shatrun Jahi' (Kill the enemy in the sky). We will not spare our enemies,' a woman officer from the Air Defence Regiment told India Today.
India Today
19-05-2025
- General
- India Today
Signals of strength: Meet woman officer who led from the front during Op Sindoor
Amid shots of gunfire and the launch of missiles during 'Operation Sindoor', the women officers of the Indian Army fought shoulder-to-shoulder with their male counterparts in countering the Pak offensive. They showcased not only an indomitable spirit but also an immense display of courage and valour in inflicting tremendous damage to the enemy across the line of exclusively to India Today's Gaurav Sawant from the frontlines, a woman officer from the Signals regiment recalled her experiences from the conflict, during which she and her team handled communication, not only on the ground, but also in the is a vital bone of any battlefield. I am proud to be a part of this operation. During the operation, we remained deployed on the ground and completed all our tasks with full responsibility," said the woman officer."We took care of all aspects of communication, whether on the ground, in the air or video graphing the conflict," she further said that both men and women receive equal and the same treatment on the frontlines and there are no special provisions for women officers."We don't want any special treatment for being a woman as we are protecting our country just like any other soldier from other branches of the army," she also shared how her husband, also a Signals officer, was martyred in Arunachal Pradesh during Operation Rhino and revealed what inspired her to join the Indian husband was part of the Signals Corps of the Indian Army. I always thought that if I joined the Army he would always be close to me. I also wanted to give my son a live example of what his father was," she also shared the future aspirations of her son, who also wishes to join the defence forces."My son also wants to join the defence forces. If I had been a homemaker, I wouldn't have been able to give my son this experience of living a soldier's life," she proudly launched Operation Sindoor in retaliation to the Pahalgam attack on April 22, in which 26 tourists lost their lives while enjoying a holiday in the picturesque Baisaran part of the operation, India conducted precision strikes on terrorist camps at nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir from where the terrorist attacks against India were being planned and InMust Watch IN THIS STORY#Operation Sindoor#India-Pakistan
