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South Africa Tourism soaring high with Indian Travel Trade Partnerships

admin March 16, 2018

Besides sharing deep historical, and political ties, tourism plays a very crucial role in uniting South Africa with India. India solidifies its position as one…

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Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau Presents the 7th Edition of Penang Roadshow to India 2024

admin February 26, 2018

India: Penang, as a destination, is celebrated for its unique blend of cultural richness and contemporary allure. In order to promote this concept, The Penang…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon during the July 2026 visit announcing the India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership.

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India-New Zealand Relations Enter a New Era with Strategic Partnership

Anjali Bhardwaj September 2, 2026

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s July 2026 visit to New Zealand has elevated bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership, creating new opportunities in trade, defence, education, technology, and Indo-Pacific cooperation.

Cover of the Bureaucracy India August 2026 Issue featuring leadership, governance, diplomacy, tourism, and public policy stories.

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Bureaucracy India August 2026 Issue Out Now: Inside This Month’s Top Stories

Anjali Bhardwaj September 2, 2026

The Bureaucracy India August 2026 Issue is now available, featuring exclusive interviews, governance insights, diplomacy, tourism, and policy stories that explore the ideas and leaders shaping India’s future.

Nandan Nilekani and members of the High-Powered Exam Reform Task Force constituted by the Government of India to recommend reforms in the national examination system.

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Exam Reform Task Force: Nandan Nilekani to Lead the Committee

Anjali Bhardwaj July 29, 2026

The Government of India has constituted a High-Powered Exam Reform Task Force under Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani to recommend comprehensive reforms for national examinations. Here’s everything you need to know about the committee, its six members, objectives, and why this initiative could redefine the future of India’s examination system.

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