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    India gifts Maldives first high-speed ferry for new transport link

    India has rolled out a series of transport link services in the Maldives to enhance connectivity. India has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Maldives in establishing essential public services and projects that directly benefit communities.

    Assam Inland Waterways Boost: IWAI signs MoUs for petrochem transport & water metro

    Inland Waterways Authority of India inks key agreements to boost Assam's water transport. MoUs with Assam Petro-Chemicals and the state government will enhance cargo and passenger movement. These initiatives aim to strengthen regional connectivity and industrial potential. Projects across Northeast India are progressing, focusing on developing waterways for trade and tourism.

    India, Sri Lanka sign major defence pact

    India and Sri Lanka signed seven agreements in areas such as defence, energy, and trade, during PM Narendra Modi's visit to Colombo. Modi, honoured with Sri Lanka's highest civilian award, highlighted joint projects and the release of Indian fishermen. India converted loans worth over USD 100 million into grants, signalling strong support for Sri Lanka's recovery.

    Soon you could enjoy a Yamuna water taxi in Delhi at these locations

    The Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) is all set to partner with the Delhi government to develop a 4-kilometre stretch of the Yamuna River for eco-friendly river cruises. The project will introduce solar-powered hybrid boats, carrying 20-30 passengers each, aiming to boost tourism and provide sustainable travel experiences. The initiative involves several government agencies and is set to transform the river into a vibrant hub for recreational activities.

    "Our proposal is to run ferry here, will sign MoU for it", says Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma on river Yamuna

    When asked if cleaning of Yamuna will attract tourism to Delhi, Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh said, " Our proposal is there to run ferry here, we will sign the MoU for it. Now, ferry will be run on one stretch only...there will be only one pick-up and drop point. There will be a restaurant as well in the Ferry. Our purpose is to attract people towards Yamuna..."

    Will not permit SL territory to be used against India's security interests: President Disanayaka

    Sri Lankan President Disanayaka assured India that Sri Lanka would not allow its territory to be used against India's security interests. Both leaders agreed to strengthen defense and energy ties, including a new security cooperation agreement and electricity grid connectivity. India reiterated its support for Sri Lanka's economic recovery and Tamil aspirations.

    The Economic Times
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