India, Taliban and Afghanistan

India Steps Up Engagement with the Taliban Regime
According to the Pakistani analyst, India’s “courting of the Taliban regime appears to be working.” He pointed to a statement issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs hours after the Dubai meeting, which spoke of Muttaqi’s “desire of strengthening political & economic relations with India as a key regional and economic player.”
India boosts diplomatic contacts with Afghanistan's Taliban
India pledges development projects in Afghanistan, which has endured years of devastating war and natural disasters.
Want to strengthen political, economic relations with India: Afghanistan
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has acknowledged India as an important regional and economic power following high-level talks between Foreign Secret
Visas for Afghan students, patients: What Taliban wants from India
In the first high-level talks since the Taliban’s Kabul takeover, the Indian foreign ministry engaged with the Afghanistan regime in Dubai on Wednesday. The Taliban says it has urged New Delhi to issue visas to Afghan businessmen,
India to consider engaging in development projects in Afghanistan
India will consider engaging in development projects in Afghanistan in the near future, India's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday, despite the lack of diplomatic relations. The statement followed a meeting between Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Afghanistan's Acting Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi in Dubai.
Why India is boosting diplomatic relations with the Taliban
With its first high-level, bilateral engagement with the Taliban regime, New Delhi appears ready to increase ties with Kabul. This would mark a significant step in diplomatic engagement for the Islamist group.
India engages Taliban: New chapter in India-Afghanistan relations? Experts debate
The big focus of this episode of Newstrack is on Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri meeting with Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Dubai.
India, Afghanistan discuss various issues pertaining to bilateral relations
India and Afghanistan on Wednesday discussed various issues pertaining to bilateral relations as well as regional developments during talks between Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Afghanistan Acting Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi,
In a first, foreign secretary engages Taliban; India may restart development projects
Foreign secretary Vikram Misri met Afghanistan's acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Dubai, discussing India's readiness to support Afghan development needs and receiving assurance on security concerns.
India’s ‘silent’ diplomatic shift: Why New Delhi is engaging the Taliban amid strained Pakistan-Afghan ties
Following the highest-level talks with Delhi since their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban's foreign office said ...
Taliban say India is a 'significant regional partner' after meeting
The Taliban's foreign office said they saw India as a "significant regional and economic partner" after meeting with its most ...
India holds highest-level talks with Taliban over security concerns, trade and aid
India has only sent officials at the joint secretary level to Kabul to engage with the former militant group which now holds ...
Great game in Afghanistan again! India makes big move about Taliban, rattled Pakistan seeks help from..., understand the power politics
Leaders like Azhar Masood, Amrullah Saleh, and Abdul Rashid Dostum have taken shelter in Tajikistan. The ISI chief met with ...
India, Afghanistan seek to revive trade as relations thaw
THE country and Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government will use Iranian ports to revive bilateral trade as the two countries ...
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Is Pakistan the reason for renewed ties between India and Afghanistan?
India is yet to officially recognise the Taliban government but forging strong ties with Afghanistan seem to be the way ...
Earthquake of magnitude 4.2 jolts Afghanistan
An earthquake of magnitude 4.2 jolted Afghanistan on Saturday, the National Centre of Seismology (NCS) reported.