New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing the MPs at the Bharatiya Janata Party parliamentary party meeting this morning, became emotional as he condoled the deaths in the earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria on Monday. According to ANI sources, PM turned emotional while recalling the wreckage in the 2001 Bhuj Earthquake and said that he could very well relate to what Turkey was going through right now. He also spoke about the challenges posed in the rescue operations after the ...Read More

Ahmedabad: First consignment of onions imported from Turkey arrived for consumption, however prices of domestic and imported onions remained same. It is also learnt that spicy taste of Turkish onions made it unfavorable to adopt by consumers. Cooks also complained that once added as ingredient, the gravy turns black. Moreover Turkish onions are spicier than regular Indian variety of onions, consumers complained. The Government of India had taken a decision to import 7070 tonne onio...Read More

Mumbai / Istanbul, 8th July 2019: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), India’s largest private sector company and the world’s biggest integrated polyester producer, has joined hands with Turkey’s textile behemoth, Kıvanç Tekstil, to manufacture and market R|Elan™ GreenGold, a sustainable and innovative fabric 2.0, to leading apparel brands and consumers across the world. Apart from manufacturing and marketing R|Elan™ GreenGold fabrics, Kıvanç will be the exclusive distributo...Read More

Ankara:Dozens of people were killed in clashes in the Turkish capital as groups inside the army attempted to bring down the government, local media reported, citing the prosecutor's office. Forty-two people, 17 of them police and others civilians, were killed in Ankara, NTV reported, citing the chief prosecutor's office in the capital's Golbasi district. (AFP) Meanwhile Vikas Swarpu, spokesperson of Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India tweeted: Our Embassy in Ankara advises In...Read More

Kolkata Eyeing more "senior-level interaction" with India, Turkey is looking forward to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Turkey for the G20 Summit scheduled in November. "Well, we are looking at more opportunities for more interaction at the senior-level and Turkey is looking forward to the visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Turkey for the G 20 summit," Ambassador of Turkey to India Burak Akcapar told reporters on the sidelines of the release of his book "People's Mission ...Read More