New Delhi: Washington is ‘not susceptible' to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘brand of alliterative rhetoric' like the three Ds and five Ts and was looking for ‘results, not hype', Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said here
Washington: Indicating a change in its position on key issues like intellectual property rights and food security - the two areas of concerns for India - the US appears to be sensitive and supportive of
Washington: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ‘very clear' priorities to forge good relations with neighbouring countries as part of his ‘fast track' diplomacy."Even before taking oath, Modi's
Washington: Describing the just concluded US visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as extraordinarily successful, the White House has said that his meeting with President Barack Obama has re-energised the strategic relationship between the two
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
Washington: Meeting between US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflects the ‘depth of strong relationship' between the two democracies of the world and their leaders, the White House has said.Modi wounded up
Washington: Hosting visiting Prime Minister Narendra Modi over lunch at the Foggy Bottom headquarters of the State Department here, US Secretary of State, John Kerry, acknowledged that whatever he might do, he can't match the
New Delhi: After a five-day successful visit to the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday morning left for New Delhi.The Prime Minister met his supporters gathered at the Andrews Air Force Base. He
Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday invited US President Barack Obama to visit India at a convenient time, which has been accepted by the White House."I look forward to receiving President Obama and his
Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday said there is “new confidence and new excitement” in the India-US relationship and said that both sides need to work to bring down the difference in their energy systems
Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said his meeting with US President Barack Obama was ‘wonderful' and they talked about a wide range of issues."With President Barack Obama. We had a wonderful meeting and
Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama would discuss a range of issues, including ways to accelerate economic growth and bolster security cooperation to deepen the US-India strategic partnership, at their maiden
Washington: President Barack Obama on Tuesday hosted a private dinner for Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House here, ahead of their summit level talks.Modi was welcomed by Obama who greeted him in Gujarati,
Washington: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet US President Barack Obama at the White House today where the latter will host a private dinner in honour of the visiting dignitary.First lady Michelle Obama will
Beijing: Terming US efforts to woo Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after denying him a visa as quite ‘ludicrous', an article in the Chinese state-run media said America plans to revitalise its relations with India
Washington: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first trip to the US comes at a time when people of both countries continue to see each other in a largely positive light, according to a US think
New York: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he was ‘deeply touched' by the warm welcome accorded to him in the US."A big thank you for the warm welcome in New York! Deeply touched. Looking
Washington: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a landmark visit to the US, the White House declared that it highly valued the India-US partnership and President Barack Obama looked forward to working with Modi to
Washington: The mayor of the American city of Columbus in Ohio state, which has a sister city relationship with Ahmedabad, has issued a citation to mark the maiden US visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.In
New York: India on Saturday made it very clear that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived here on a five-day visit, was ‘ring fenced' and there was no question of anyone serving any summons on
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