The two ships of the Indian Navy, Karmuk and LCU 52, will supplement naval vessels Satpura and Savitri which sailed for Yangon yesterday with 10 tonnes of relief packages each.

The first Relief and Rescue Detachment of 10 personnel landed at Mandalay International Airport, Myanmar, at 5:45 pm MST on ...

The first Relief and Rescue Detachment of 10 personnel landed at Mandalay International Airport, Myanmar, at 5 ...

A 38-year-old journalist went missing from Diglipur in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, police said on Sunday. The missing journalist has been identified as Shahdeb Dey, the owner of a local news channel ...

As the summer is approaching, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday called upon people for water conservation, saying, ''In ...

As part of the operation, the Indian Army will establish a 60-bed Medical Treatment Centre to provide immediate care to those ...

India, with over 700 tribal communities, is home to some of the world’s most ancient and diverse indigenous peoples, known ...

India has sent 157 tonne of relief material to Myanmar so far and more are expected to be sent in the coming days as ...

India became the first country to send rescue personnel to Myanmar deploying an 80-member NDRF team to assist in search and ...

After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner ...

Rahul Gandhi opposes offshore mining due to environmental and socio-economic concerns, such as threats to marine life, coral ...

Outbreaks of summer storms could bring isolated thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail, including lightning strikes, to upper ...