Union Minister Muraleedharan urges Indians in Israel to stay safe, contact Indian Embassy if needed
The Hindu
Union Minister V. Muraleedharan urges Indians in Israel to stay safe and contact Indian Embassy for assistance. Indian Embassy has issued an advisory and PM expressed shock over 'terror attack' on Israel.
Union Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan on October 8 urged the Indians stranded in Israel, which is at war with the Palestinian group Hamas, to stay safe and to contact the Indian embassy there if they require any assistance.
Speaking to reporters in Kochi, Mr. Muraleedharan said the Indian embassy has already issued an advisory to Indians there to stay safe.
Also read: India stands ‘in solidarity with Israel’ after attacks, says PM Modi
“Indians in Israel can approach the Indian Embassy anytime. The embassy will extend all sorts of assistance to Indians stranded there,” he said.
Asked about India’s stand on the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Hamas outfit, Mr. Muraleedharan said the Prime Minister had made it clear and expressed shock over the ‘terror attack’ on Israel.
“We express solidarity with the people of Israel,” the Union Minister said.
Also read: Air India cancels Tel Aviv flight after Hamas attack on Israel
‘Dilruba’ movie review: Dilruba, a romance-action drama with a promising premise, struggles with cliches, subplots, and lack of focus
In pictures | India celebrates Holi
Here are key figures from the Tamil Nadu 2025-26 budget
In 2009, Sathya of Bhadravathi and Srinivas of Hennur in Bengaluru challenged the list of office-bearers before the registrar of co-operative societies. As the registrar felt that the matter could be resolved in court, Gurumurthy moved the court in 2012.
With Bengaluru’s population expected to reach 18 million this year, builders are making the most of the state government’s revised permissible floor area ratio that allows them to construct additional floors
Explore the history and present of Bengaluru's Majestic area, set for redevelopment under Project Majestic in 2025.
Sanjay Raut criticizes BJP, claims farmers' suicides in Maharashtra are due to government, not Aurangzeb, sparking political controversy.
Chennai will get its sixth reservoir along East Coast Road (ECR) and Rajiv Gandhi Salai in Chengalpattu district with a capacity to store nearly 1.7 thousand million cubic feet to cater to the city growing needs.
Karnataka establishes dog squads to combat narcotics in prisons due to increased cases of drug use.
Puducherry Congress chief criticizes AINRC-BJP government for issuing new liquor permits, advocates government control of manufacturing and distribution network.
Tamil Nadu Finance Minister presents MTFP with borrowing and repayment plans, highlighting state's economic growth and investments.
Former higher education minister C. N. Ashwath Narayana, who wanted to initiate a debate on the government’s move on closure of universities, and said closure of universities would lead to denial of opportunities for students to undertake higher studies.
Watch ‘Mayabazar’, ‘Aditya 369’, ‘Kshana Kshanam’ and other Telugu films at Red Lorry Film Festival in Hyderabad