Dismissal for default

No, sir.  Your marriage subsists and you are not entitled to remarry.  Her divorce petition was dismissed.  Had you also been interested for divorce, instead of appearing in the court with empty hands, you should have filed counter claim seeking divorce, after affixing the appropriate court fee, and then if she chooses not to appear in the court, the court would have decided the case expartee in your favour and granted divorce decree.  If you have enough time before setting off to foreign land you can file divorce petition on the grounds available to you.  But divorce cases take about 3 years for disposal.  Or otherwise talk to her and if she agrees go for mutual consent divorce, which takes about 7 months.

Thank you Sir for the prompt response.

I missed to mention that there was a counter filed by my Lawyer. The Judge had asked my Wife's lawyer to produce by Wife to the court, but my wife didn't turn up. The Judge had given a final date last week and told that no further extension. Yet she didn't turn up. Hence the Judge said that the case if dismissal for default. However the papers would come only after a week. Please advise if this is considered as divorce and eligibility for next marriage?

No, sir.  It is not divorce.  You are not entitled to remarry.  You filed counter.  But had you filed counter claim along with requisite fee, the court would have not dismissed the case on the ground of non appearance of your wife, but have decided the case after taking evidence from you.  Any how, talk to your wife for mutual consent divorce.