India and Australia have agreed to strengthen their partnership on uranium exports, defence, critical minerals and emerging technologies. The pact was signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia, reinforcing their growing strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific. The agreements from the bilateral talks between Prime
India and Indonesia have significantly expanded their strategic partnership with a series of agreements spanning defence, critical minerals, maritime infrastructure and technology cooperation during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Jakarta. The announcements mark one of the most comprehensive collaborations between the two countries in
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun a six-day visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, signalling India’s renewed push to strengthen strategic, economic and technology partnerships across the Indo-Pacific. Running from 6 to 11 July, the tour is expected to advance India’s Act East Policy
India and Japan are set to push their technology partnership into a new phase as Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi holds talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, critical minerals and economic security are expected to dominate the discussions, reflecting the growing importance
India has taken a major step in its industrial policy with the approval of the ₹7,280 crore ‘Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Rare Earth Permanent Magnets’, marking a strategic move to strengthen its technological and economic foundations. Rare Earth Permanent Magnets (REPMs), often described as