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MUMBAI: Jaya Bachchan opens up about Amitabh Bachchan, how she is as a mother, and the importance of discipline - December 29, 2025
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MELBOURNE: Sikh student in Australia wins case; was initially asked to get clean-shaven for wearing PPE mask - December 28, 2025
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WASHINGTON: ‘H1-B should be reserved for top talent, not mediocre….’: Indian-origin venture capitalist says ‘visas must be reduced in number’ - December 27, 2025
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BERN: Lakshmi Mittal leaves UK over ‘inheritance tax’, now a Swiss resident, claims report - December 26, 2025
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PENNSYLVANIA: 22-year-old Indian-origin engineer rewrites wind energy maths - December 25, 2025
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SINGAPORE: Kolkata-born NRI industrialist Prasoon Mukherjee to lead Singapore business body - December 24, 2025
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TORONTO: Indian-origin author Deepak Chopra named in newly released Epstein files: Who is he and what do the emails show? - December 23, 2025
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MASSACHUSETTS: Indian-origin employee gifted $40,000 by McDonald’s restaurant owner after 40 years of service in US - December 22, 2025
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WASHINGTON: ‘Battling for India in Washington DC’ – Indian-origin venture capitalist claims she’s behind Trump’s change of heart on H-1B - December 21, 2025
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SILICON VALLEY: ‘They are controllable’ – Indian-origin Howard professor explains 2 reasons why US companies prefer H-1Bs - December 20, 2025
ATHENS: Inaugural India- Greece Maritime Security Dialogue
ATHENS: The inaugural India – Greece Maritime Security Dialogue was held on December 11, 2025 in Athens, Greece. The meeting was opened with an address by the Greek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Alexandra Papadopoulou. The Indian delegation was led by Ms Muanpuii Saiawi, Joint Secretary (Disarmament & International Security Affairs), Ministry of External Affairs. The Greek delegation was led by Ambassador Andreas Fryganas, Political Director and Ambassador Maria Theofili, Head of the Task Force for UNSC, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The two sides exchanged assessments of the maritime environment in the Mediterranean, Arctic and the Indo-Pacific regions. They conferred on ways to sustain a secure and safe maritime environment conducive to economic growth and prosperity through bilateral cooperation as well as engagement in multilateral fora. They explored avenues for cooperation towards enhanced maritime domain awareness, sustainable development of marine economy, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, Naval collaboration as well improving maritime connectivity with an increased engagement in shipping sectors.
Both sides expressed willingness to take this relationship further on all fronts in the maritime domain and agreed to hold the next round of talks at a mutually convenient date in New Delhi, on achievement of the agreed deliverables of this historical inaugural dialogue.



