New Delhi: Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his ‘Make in India' campaign, Rahul Gandhi today said the Rs.10 lakh suit he wore during US President Barack Obama's visit was “Make in
New Delhi: Narendra Modi's “unhealthy mindset is a matter of national concern”, Congress today said taking exception to the Prime Minister's projection that he alone has brought recognition to India the world over. “The Prime
Washington: The White House posted the highlights of President Barack Obama's visit to India with several pictures and a light hearted video report anchored by Indian-American Hollywood star Kal Penn.First Lady Michelle Obama @FLOTUS tweeted
New Delhi: Congress today reacted sharply to the “sudden and summary” sacking of Sujatha Singh as Foreign Secretary, insisting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi owed an explanation to the nation over her removal “without reason”
New Delhi: Union Minister Ravishankar Prasad today took a potshot at Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh and said he was “not taken seriously by his own party members” as he reacted to his jibe at
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today came under sharp attack from various parties which used the handle provided by US President Barack Obama's comments on religious tolerance and questioned whether he will rein in
New Delhi: Pleasantly surprised after Barack Obama took her name while talking about Indian achievers, celebrated Indian woman boxer M C Mary Kom today said it felt proud to be acknowledged by the US President.Addressing
New Delhi: Rich culinary traditions from Kashmir to West Bengal were spread out in the lavish banquet in honour visiting US President Barack Obama at Rashtrapati Bhavan today.Famous signature meat preparations from the Valley, Kashmiri
New Delhi: Terming terrorism as a “principal” global threat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there should be no distinction between terrorist groups and pressed for countries to fulfill their commitment to wipe out their
New Delhi: US President Barack Obama was served a sumptuous array of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, including "Gujarati Kadhi" - tangy curry made from buttermilk and gram flour, and "Bhuna Gosht Boti" - tender pieces
New Delhi: Mr. President and members of the media,It is a great pleasure and privilege to welcome back President Obama and the First Lady in India.Mr. President, we are honoured that you accepted our invitation
New Delhi: Trade and economic issues, including visa, totalisation pact and impediments hampering investments, are likely to figure at tomorrow's US-India CEO Forum meeting, which will be jointly addressed by visiting US President Barack Obama
Islamabad: US President Barack Obama's visit to India for the country's Republic Day celebrations is a "big development" and Islamabad must "ensure it does not suffer as a new era of US-India relations gets underway",
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today went all out to make US President Barack Obama feel special through his personal gestures—be it receiving him at the airport with a hug or preparing tea for
New Delhi: “I am an officer first and then a woman,” said a proud Wing Commander Pooja Thakur after she became the first lady officer to lead the Inter-Service Guard of Honour which was inspected
New Delhi: On the eve of his visit here, President Barack Obama today said the ties between India and the United States will continue to deepen in the 21st century on the basis of democratic
New Delhi: There are unprecedented security measures in place for the visiting President and every one is talking about his special plane ‘The Airforce One' and his car ‘The Beast'.Alternately, everyone also wants to know
New Delhi: US President Barack Obama has cancelled his much-publicised visit to Agra and would be leaving for Saudi Arabia from New Delhi on January 27.While Obama has retained the programme of his address to
Washington: Describing the unprecedented second visit of US President Barack Obama to India as “game changing”, the White House has said his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi would “elevate the nature of the relationship”
New Delhi: India and the US negotiators have been making “progress” in trying to resolve the differences in operationalising the landmark civil nuclear deal ahead of President Barack Obama's arrival here on January 25 on
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