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Published By : Admin | March 26, 2025 | 12:06 IST

India is making waves across different sectors, from defence and technology to global trade and diplomacy. This week, the country is strengthening its naval power, embracing futuristic transport, and building economic ties with global partners.

As New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon put it, "I am a great admirer of [Narendra Modi's] extraordinary achievements as Prime Minister. [Narendra Modi has] lifted 250 million of your countrymen out of poverty and eliminated extreme poverty. Today, India is at the leading edge of technology with massive innovative potential." His words show how India's progress is catching the world's attention.

India and the U.S.: From Strategy to Prosperity

India's relationship with the United States is evolving beyond just strategic concerns. According to U.S. DNI Tulsi Gabbard, the two countries are setting the stage for a prosperous future together with deepening trade, defence collaborations, and joint technological ventures. This growing partnership shows India's increasing global influence and economic strength.

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A Stronger Indian Navy: Agniveer and Women on Board
The Indian Navy is transforming with the Agniveer recruitment scheme and the inclusion of women in active service. With more opportunities for training and participation in international exercises, the Navy is becoming a more skilled and versatile force. This marks a big shift toward modernizing India's defence forces while embracing diversity and professionalism.

Sunita Williams' Homecoming: A Proud Moment for India

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams continues to inspire millions; her latest mission is another proud moment for India. Prime Minister Modi's heartfelt letter to India's 'illustrious daughter' shows the country's deep admiration and pride for her achievements in space exploration.

India Bets $1 Billion on the Creator Economy

With digital content booming, India is investing $1 billion to help creators improve their skills, enhance production quality, and expand globally. This push aims to position India as a major player in the global content industry, empowering individuals to turn creativity into economic success.

India's Hyperloop: Pushing the Boundaries of Transport

A 410-meter Hyperloop test tube at IIT Madras is now the longest of its kind in the world. This milestone brings India closer to next-gen transportation, potentially transforming how people and goods move in the future.

Philippines Wants India in Its Nickel Industry

The Philippines is looking at India as a key partner in its nickel sector, aiming to reduce reliance on China. This move could strengthen India's role in the global supply chain while opening new trade opportunities in critical minerals.

India and New Zealand: Free Trade Talks Back on Track

After a 10-year pause, India and New Zealand are reviving talks for a free trade agreement. This could lead to greater cooperation in agriculture, aerospace, and renewable energy, boosting economic ties between the two nations.

Georgia State Honors Indian-American Physician

The Georgia Senate has declared March 10 as "Dr. Indrakrishnan Day" to honour the Indian-American gastroenterologist's healthcare and community service contributions. This recognition shows the growing impact of the Indian diaspora worldwide.

From military advancements to cutting-edge technology and global trade partnerships, India is confidently shaping its future. Whether strengthening ties with major powers or making breakthroughs in transport and digital innovation, the country is proving itself. As the world watches, India continues to rise.

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List of Outcomes: State Visit of Prime Minister to Maldives
July 26, 2025
SI No.Agreement/MoU

1.

Extension of Line of Credit (LoC) of INR 4,850 crores to Maldives

2.

Reduction of annual debt repayment obligations of Maldives on GoI-funded LoCs

3.

Launch of India-Maldives Free Trade Agreement (IMFTA) negotiations

4.

Joint issuance of commemorative stamp on 60th anniversary of establishment of India-Maldives diplomatic relations

SI No.Inauguration / Handing-over

1.

Handing-over of 3,300 social housing units in Hulhumale under India's Buyers' Credit facilities

2.

Inauguration of Roads and Drainage system project in Addu city

3.

Inauguration of 6 High Impact Community Development Projects in Maldives

4.

Handing-over of 72 vehicles and other equipment

5.

Handing-over of two BHISHM Health Cube sets

6.

Inauguration of the Ministry of Defence Building in Male

SI No.Exchange of MoUs / AgreementsRepresentative from Maldivian sideRepresentative from Indian side

1.

Agreement for an LoC of INR 4,850 crores to Maldives

Mr. Moosa Zameer, Minister of Finance and Planning

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

2.

Amendatory Agreement on reducing annual debt repayment obligations of Maldives on GoI-funded LoCs

Mr. Moosa Zameer, Minister of Finance and Planning

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

3.

Terms of Reference of the India-Maldives Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

Mr. Mohamed Saeed, Minister of Economic Development and Trade

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

4.

MoU on cooperation in the field of Fisheries & Aquaculture

Mr. Ahmed Shiyam, Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Resources

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

5.

MoU between the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Ministry of Earth Sciences and the Maldives Meteorological Services (MMS), Ministry of Tourism and Environment

Mr. Thoriq Ibrahim, Minister of Tourism and Environment

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

6.

MoU on cooperation in the field of sharing successful digital solutions implemented at population scale for Digital Transformation between Ministry of Electronics and IT of India and Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology of Maldives

Mr. Ali Ihusaan, Minister of Homeland Security and Technology

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

7.

MoU on recognition of Indian Pharmacopoeia (IP) by Maldives

Mr. Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim, Minister of Health

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister

8.

Network-to-Network Agreement between India’s NPCI International Payment Limited (NIPL) and Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) on UPI in Maldives

Dr. Abdulla Khaleel, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister