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Ministry of External Affairs

S Jaishankar dismisses Rahul Gandhi’s claims on India’s foreign policy, reminds him of UPA’s geopolitical blunders that undermined India’s interests

Jaishankar asked Rahul Gandhi to compare India's responses to Pakistan after the Uri and Pulwama attacks to that of UPA-era response to 26/11 Mumbai attacks, and Manmohan Singh's Sharm-al Sheikh and Havana blunders.

Pakistan claims Kulbhushan Jadhav refused to file a review petition against the death sentence

Pakistan claims Kulbhushan Jadhav has rejected the option to file a review petition against death sentence and has preferred to follow up on his mercy petition.

Andaman Police to summon American nationals over Missionary John Allen Chau’s death, say he was brainwashed to go to Sentinel Islands

The DGP of Andaman Police has stated that they are seeking to examine two of Chau's associates under MLAT and are preparing the documents to be routed through the MEA.

China’s claims over LAC untenable and unacceptable, contradicts earlier stand, says MEA. Read full statement

MEA refutes claims made by China, reiterates that Indian troops have never undertaken any actions across the LAC

China initiated the violent standoff that led to casualties on both sides, tried to change status quo, confirms MEA: Read the full statement

The Indian Army confirmed that the Chinese troops have killed three Indian soldiers during Galwan valley in a violent faceoff

India rejects new Nepal map including Indian territories, says this artificial enlargement is not based on historical facts and is not tenable.

Foreign ministry says that artificial enlargement of map b Nepal is not based on historical facts, hence it is not tenable.

India asks Pakistan to immediately vacate illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir

Last week, the Supreme Court of Pakistan had 'permitted' conducting elections in Gilgit-Baltistan area.

MEA slams USCIRF for spreading false propaganda over the treatment of coronavirus patients in Gujarat

In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs asked the USCIRF to stop adding "religious colour" to the Indian government's efforts in fighting the Chinese pandemic.

Coronavirus pandemic: India to relax blanket ban on hydroxychloroquine export, to allow limited export of the drug to certain ‘badly affected’ nations

The Indian MEA has stated that India will allow the export of hydroxychloroquine and paracetamol to some countries which are 'badly affected' with the coronavirus crisis. The MEA will decide on a case-to-case basis after domestic demands are met.

Coronavirus: Commerce Ministry bans export of Hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug showing promise as an effective treatment in COVID-19 cases

Recently, the National Task Force COVID-19 constituted by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) had recommended the use of hydroxy-chloroquine for high-risk cases, as a preventive measure against COVID-19.

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