MoUs b/w India
& Germany
India and Germany
signed 18 MoUs in various sector including renewable energy, skill development
and culture. The MoUs were signed at the end of third Indo-German
Inter-governmental Consultations in New Delhi. The meeting was co-chaired by Prime Minister
Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Angela Merkel co-chaired the meeting.
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List
of MoUs signed b/w India & Germany
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Promotion of German as a foreign
language in India and the promotion of modern Indian languages in Germany
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Summary record of the negotiations
on development cooperation
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Indo-German solar energy partnership
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Skill development, and vocational
education and training
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Security cooperation
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Aviation security
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Disaster management
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Cooperation in agricultural studies
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Supporting participation of young
Indian scientists in natural sciences for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
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Extension of the tenure of the
Indo-German Science and Technology Centre (IGSTC)
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Indo-German Partnerships in higher
education (IGP)
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Plant protection products
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Development of cooperation in the
field of railways
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Cooperation in the field of
manufacturing
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Setting up a fast-track system for
German companies in India
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Cooperation in the field of advanced
training of corporate executives and junior executives from India
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Cooperation in food safety between
the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BFR) and the Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
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Cooperation in food safety between
the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and the Federal
Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL).
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Germany returns idol stolen from Kashmir: Germany returned to India a 10th century Durga idol that had gone missing from a temple in Kashmir over two decades ago. The idol was handed over by visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Prime Minister Narendra Modi after their talks here, three years after it was spotted in a museum in Stuttgart. Mr. Modi thanked Ms. Merkel and the people of Germany, saying that, the statue is from Jammu and Kashmir and is a symbol of victory of good over evil. The idol in Mahishasuramardini avatar was stolen from a temple at Pulwama in Kashmir in the 1990s, sources said. An FIR was registered in connection with the theft. In 2012, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) received a tip-off that the idol was at the Linden Museum, Stuttgart. Two ASI officials visited Stuttgart to begin the process of recovering the idol last year. With the FIR, which is crucial evidence that the idol belonged to India, the government took up the issue with the authorities in Germany. Notorious art dealer Subhash Kapoor is said to be behind the smuggling of the idol.
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