Today, IPI reiterates its call on the Modi government to take concrete steps to protect these rights, noting that press freedom has deteriorated dramatically under the prime minister’s previous terms.

The IPI global network condemns the raid by Indian police on top editors at the Indian news site The Wire after a complaint by a communications official of India’s ruling party. On October 31, police ...

New Delhi: India should consider reviving the long-delayed Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) gas pipeline following easing of sanctions on Tehran, a parliamentary panel has said. India had almost ...

Moving on to India, the country that figured in the original IPI project remains excluded. Till now Indian misgivings ranged from security concerns to over-pricing of gas, with some reasons.

India walked out of the 2,775 km IPI project in 2008 mainly due to the huge transit fee demanded by Pakistan. Addressing a news conference in New Delhi, Seyed Mehdi Nabizadeh said that ...

12 July 2009New Delhi will reconsider its position on the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline on concerns over domestic gas needs.The Indian Petroleum Ministry announced it would seek a review of its ...

Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has voiced New Delhi's willingness to reenter negotiations over a project that would have transferred Iranian gas to India via Pakistan. The project, ...

LONDON: The International Press Institute (IPI) on Tuesday urged US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to raise the issue of press freedom during his bilateral meetings with Indian leaders, saying ...

The IPI project was conceived in 1995 and after almost 13 years India finally decided to quit the project in 2008. India walked out of the 2,775 km pipeline project due mainly to the hefty transit ...

Iran on Tuesday hoped that India would join the Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) pipeline project soon, but pointed out that there should be “some limit” to the time being taken to arrive at a decision.