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    Big shift brews in India's neighbourhood: Pak, China prepare ground for an alternative to SAARC

    Pakistan and China are planning a new South Asian organisation. This aims to boost regional cooperation. It is a response to SAARC's inactivity due to India-Pakistan tensions. Discussions are ongoing, inviting SAARC nations including India. A recent meeting involved Pakistan, China, and Bangladesh. This initiative could reshape South Asian collaboration.

    Centre launches five-year Cruise Bharat Mission

    India launched the Cruise Bharat Mission to expand cruise tourism over five years, planning 10 sea cruise terminals, 100 river cruise terminals, and five marinas. It aims to double cruise calls and passengers, enhance regional alliances, and increase sea and river cruise passengers significantly by 2029, propelling tourism and connectivity across the subcontinent.

    Prez Muizzu discussed ways to strengthen bilateral ties on first official India visit: Maldives Foreign Ministry

    Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu visited India for the first time, discussing ways to enhance bilateral cooperation with Indian leaders. His visit coincided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony for his third term. During his stay, Muizzu met with Indian President Droupadi Murmu and held discussions on strengthening ties between the two nations.

    Look forward to healthy and stable relationship: China congratulates PM Modi on election win

    China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP, and the NDA on their Lok Sabha election victory. It expressed eagerness for a "healthy and stable" China-India relationship. Spokesperson Mao Ning emphasised the mutual benefits of such a relationship, highlighting its importance for regional peace and development. Prime Minister Modi secured a third term, but the BJP will need coalition support. Global leaders offered congratulations on the victory.

    Pro-China President Muizzu secures 'supermajority' in Parliamentary election; Here's what it could mean for India

    Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu has secured a "supermajority" in Parliament by winning over 60 seats in a crucial parliamentary election. The election, which saw a voter turnout of 72.96%, was closely watched by India and China amidst regional power dynamics. Muizzu's administration has been pursuing closer economic cooperation with China, potentially impacting the nation's traditional ally, India.

    Maldivian President Muizzu secures 'supermajority' in parliamentary polls

    A total of 368 candidates were in the fray, including 130 independent candidates, 10 candidates from Jumhoory Party (JP), 39 from The Democrats, Maldives Development Alliance (MDA) 4, Adhaalath Party (AP) 4, and Maldives National Party (MNP) 2 nominees.

    The Economic Times
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