Afghanistan:Six killed in suicide blast in Kabull,Russian President announces plan to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, At least 19 African migrants killed after boat sinks off Tunisia, ECI orders a special summary revision of electoral rolls in Jammu & Kashmir, upreme Court notice to Centre, Gujarat govt on Bilkis Bano's plea against remission to convicts, Karnataka BJP MLA Madal Virupakshappa arrested in bribery case, Etihad Airways resumes flights to Kolkata,

Korean Embassy in India shares Naatu Naatu dance, PM calls it lively

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his delight at the Naatu Naatu dance cover performed by the Korean Embassy in India. In a tweet, the Embassy has shared a video of Korean Ambassador Chang Jae-bok along with the embassy staff dancing to the RRR movie song. In a response, the Prime Minister lauded their liveliness and team effort.

India and South Korea is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations of both countries this year. To mark the celebration, various event will also be organised including art, culture, language, people-to-people exchange, academics and tourism. 


Newsinc24 is now on telegram. Click here to join our channel @newsinc24 and stay updated with the latest news from politics, entertainment and other fields.

Related Items

  1. SriLanka considers India as the protector in the region: Wickremesinghe

    Full Story

  1. Air India, Nepal airlines planes almost collided, 2 controllers suspended

    Full Story

  1. Congress workers' pan-India protest over Rahul's disqualification

    Full Story

Photos

Live TV

Food & Lifestyle

Kitchen brings a big smile to my face - Chef Satish Arora

 Satish Arora has designed kitchens and menus of over fifty five-star kitchens of Taj Hotels worldwide.

Read More

Crime

Puducherry BJP worker hacked to death

In Puduchery, 7 bike-borne assailants on Sunday night hurled country-made bombs at a BJP worker and hacked him to death.

Read More

Opinion

Endgame for Whom…

Playing the victim card may not be enough to propel the Congress to power next year.

Read More