India Defense Minister Heads to Sri Lanka to Boost Ties
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh began a three-day official visit to Sri Lanka to hold high-level talks and engage with the Indian diaspora in Colombo.
- India and Sri Lanka strengthened their partnership through India's $450 million reconstruction package after Cyclone Ditwah, aiding infrastructure and disaster management.
- In August, Sri Lankan Navy Commander Vice-Admiral Damian Fernando visited India to review defence cooperation, including joint training, capacity building, and regional security.
- Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to peace and maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region under India's MAHASAGAR vision.
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Rajnath Singh in Sri Lanka for first defence minister visit in 38 years
Rajnath Singh has begun a three-day Sri Lanka visit centred on defence and maritime cooperation. The landmark trip, the first by an Indian Defence Minister in 38 years, signals closer regional engagement.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Undertakes Three-day Sri Lanka Visit
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh began a three-day official visit to Sri Lanka to strengthen bilateral ties, economic cooperation, and maritime security under India's Neighbourhood First and MAHASAGAR initiatives. He will meet the island nation's leadership and interact with the local Indian diaspora. World News | Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Undertakes Three-day Sri Lanka Visit.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh undertakes three-day Sri Lanka visit - The Tribune
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh began a three-day official visit to Sri Lanka to strengthen bilateral ties, economic cooperation, and maritime security under India's Neighbourhood First and MAHASAGAR initiatives. He will meet the island nation's leadership and interact with the local Indian diaspora.
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