New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trademarked bandhgala suit with his name stitched in pinstripes may soon be out for auction as part a fund-raising initiative. A report published in The Hindustan Times mentioned that some
New Delhi: With the exam season approaching, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reach out to students through his monthly radio broadcast ‘Mann ki Baat' this month for which he has sought inputs from those appearing
Washington: A US Congress-established commission on international religious freedom has commended President Barack Obama for deepening relations with India while recognising religious freedom concerns during his trip to the country."President Obama's timely comments underscore the
New Delhi: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday launched a sharp attack on US President Barack Obama for his remarks on 'religious intolerance' experienced by religious faiths of all types in India in the past
One day a girl got up in the morning, stepped out for her college, waved goodbye to her parents....but never returned!"Pakka apne boyfriend ke saath bhaag gyi hogi..." (She must have eloped with her boyfriend!),
New Delhi: As the Indian media is all abuzz with the chemistry between American President and Indian Prime Minister, the international media is no where behind.Taking a generally positive view of US President Barack Obama's
Jammu: Pakistani Rangers violated the ceasefire and resorted to small arms firing on border out-posts (BoPs) along the international border in Jammu district, prompting BSF to retaliate. Pakistani Rangers resorted to small arms firing on
New Delhi: A special radio programme featuring US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired yesterday night. Avoiding hard issues like politics and foreign affairs, the joint address focused on social issues
New Delhi: India and the US Tuesday decided to take “quick measures” for development of Visakhapatnam, Allahabad and Ajmer as smart cities.Issues relating to development of these cities as smart ones were discussed in detail
President of the United States – Barack Obama became the 1st American leader to be honored as the chief guest at India's annual Republic Day festivities.Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a break of protocol, personally
New Delhi: Delhi's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi today marshaled Obama's visit to India as part of her election campaign."Today, Obama has come and all of India is flying. Modi has done so much. Obama
New Delhi: US President Barack Obama along with his wife Michelle, who were on a three-day visit to India, have left for Saudi Arabia to pay respects to the royal family following King Abdullah's death.As
New Delhi: The US President Barack Obama was all praises at Siri Fort Auditorium today. His departure speech represented the potential and prowess India carries, and that he will cherish the 3-day trip lifelong.Amidst, the
New Delhi: US President Barack Obama addressed a gathering of about 2,000 students at the Siri Fort auditorium on Tuesday in New Delhi.In an attempt to connect with the students, the President began his speech
New Delhi: Making a strong pitch for religious tolerance, US President Barack Obama today said every person has the right to practice his faith without any persecution and that India will succeed so long it
Islamabad: The India-US relationship is "seemingly about smiles and opportunities", while the Pakistan-India relationship "is about grimaces and perceptions", a leading daily said Tuesday on the concluding day of US President Barack Obama's three-day state
New Delhi: While addressing a group of US and Indian CEOs, US President Barack Obama said that there were still too many barriers to doing business in India.“There are still too many barriers, hoops to
New Delhi: After several years of negotiations, India-US Nuclear deal logjam has been resolved. The deal was signed by Dr Manmohan Singh led government in 2005 with a Nuclear Suppliers Group waiver in 2008. But
New Delhi: Seeking to enhance their strategic cooperation, India and the US today agreed to a "new vision" for Asia Pacific by deciding to advance their shared security concerns in the region.To support regional economic
New Delhi: His striking resemblance to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, augmented by a close-cropped grey beard, rimless spectacles and a trademark half-sleeved kurta and Nehru jacket, leaves many Delhiites bewildered as whenever he ventures out
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