NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Turkey-based Celebi, a provider of airport ground handling in India, has launched a legal challenge to ...

Turkish company Çelebi Aviation said on Saturday it’s “fully cooperating” with Indian authorities and adhering to regulations ...

Turkey is increasing its influence in Bangladesh, mirroring its relationship with Pakistan. A Turkish NGO-backed Islamist ...

Following the Pahalgam terror attack and geopolitical tensions, Indian companies and consumers are increasingly boycotting ...

After meeting Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, Turkey PM Erdogan called for "international engagement" on Kashmir and a “human rights-based resolution.” India has firmly rejected the remarks, reiterating ...

India is actively considering measures to discourage travel, destination weddings, and film shoots in Turkey and Azerbaijan ...

Amid strained ties, the Indian government has begun reassessing all past engagements — including imports, exports, technology ...

Turkey-based Celebi, which provides airport ground handling in India, has launched a legal challenge to New Delhi's decision ...

Lok Sabha MP Asaduddin Owaisi criticizes Turkey's backing of Pakistan, urging a reconsideration due to India's larger Muslim ...

India is cutting ties with Turkey for its support to Pakistan across multiple sectors, including security, aviation, ...

It’s been a week since the ceasefire, but there is an uneasy tension between India and Pakistan. The enemy’s losses and many lies have come to the fore, only proving that New Delhi won the battle.