Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US visit was ‘very successful' on many counts as he reached out to various interest groups in the US in unprecedented ways, according to a leading US think tank."On many
Lahore: Just days after his organisation was declared a terror outfit by the US, Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed, who orchestrated the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, addressed a seminar at the Lahore High Court spewing venom
New Delhi: The seventh edition of IPL has just concluded and it has fans all around the world. In the last edition of ICC World T20, Nepal became the latest entrant . But this time
Washington: As a rising middle class - from Brazil to India competes with Americans, and as new nations embrace democracy and market economies, the US has to be ready to respond to this new world
New Delhi: The international tennis sensation Maria Sharapova is celebrating her 27th Birthday today. She has been a heartthrob of all the tennis fans across the world. Her beauty and grace attracts thousands of her
Dubai: The leader of Al-Qaida's wing in Yemen has vowed to attack the United States, in a video apparently showing a gathering of the group celebrating a mass jailbreak of fighters.The video was brought to
New Delhi: In addition to all of the traditional perks like 401K matching funds and free medical and dental benefits, employers in America are offering some really interesting perks. Read on to find about them:
Washington: The American capital braced for a massive winter storm that knocked down power in nearly half a million homes and business in Southeast America before moving north to wallop the Washington region.More than 97
Washington : US President Barack Obama has thanked London-based Indian steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal for investing in America and creating jobs in the country. “I want to thank your CEO, Lakshmi Mittal, for investing in
Washington: Just a month after beauty queen Nina Davuluri made history by becoming the first Indian-American Miss America, 18-year-old Emily Shah has won the Miss New Jersey USA 2014 title.Shah, a resident of Edison, home
New Delhi: Marlen Esparza is a 24 year old flyweight (51 kgs) category American boxer.In May 2012, she qualified to participate at the 2012 Olympics, becoming the first American woman to qualify for the Olympics
New York: In an apparent act of racism, election sign boards of an Indian-American mayoral candidate and his running mates in New Jersey have been defaced with a swastika and words “Never In Edison”.Sudhanshu Prasad,
New Delhi: When it comes to criminals there are many types of them. Some are dreaded and others are petty criminals. Criminals when get caught pay for their sins by living their life behind bars
Washington: Reflecting the low level of awareness about Sikhs in the US, a new research today said an overwhelming majority of Americans associate turban-wearers with slain al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden.The study ‘Turban Myths', conducted
Washington: The number of jobs in the US continued to paint a bleak picture of the ongoing unemployment crisis in the country, as experts said that at current rates America will have to wait years
Mumbai: Michel Mark, a 24-year-old American girl, was robbed and stabbed by a criminal inside the ladies compartment of Churchgate-Borivali local train this evening. Mumbai Central GRP (Government Railway Police) admitted her to Nair Hospital
Islamabad, July 31: US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Islamabad on Wednesday night on a three-day visit to Pakistan, reported Xinhua.During his visit, Kerry will meet Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and hold talks
Washington, July 21: "If the militaries in Canada, England, India and progressive nations allow Sikhs to serve in turbans and beards, then why can't the US?"That was the question that Major Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi, the
Washington, Jul 15: Legislation that would let Israelis visit the United States without visas but not demand full reciprocal treatment for all Americans wishing to travel to the Jewish state could put Congress and the
Caracus, Jul 6: The presidents of Nicaragua and Venezuela offered Friday to grant asylum to NSA leaker Edward Snowden, one day after leftist South American leaders gathered to denounce the rerouting of Bolivian President Evo
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