Pakistani journalist once again raked up India’s internal matter at the US State Department press briefing. The US rebuked a Pakistani reporter's questions on allegations of an Australian ...

Pakistani journalist once again raked up India’s internal matter at the US State Department press briefing ... was shot and wounded in the abdomen after a government meeting on Wednesday ...

China has reclaimed its position as India's largest trading partner, surpassing the United States after two years ... Conversely, trade between India and the US experienced a slight decline.

Soon after he was ... the Kashmir issue. He said that neighbours are not a matter of choice, it is something we have to live with and unfortunately Pakistan's ties with India were never good ...

US State Department's spokesperson ... That is part of meddling into India's internal affairs." Miller further refrained from commenting on the Washington Post article. He said, “There is ...

Earlier, without naming India, the State Department warned of ‘sanctions’ over India's recent Chabahar port agreement with Iran, a traditional US foe. After the US State Department hinted ...

The highly anticipated clash between India and Pakistan is scheduled for June 9 in New York, marking one of the most eagerly awaited matches of the T20 World Cup, commencing on June 1 in the Americas.

New York: Pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked US campuses for weeks ... protesters at New Jersey's Rutgers University agreed to take down their camp after reaching a compromise with ...

In a press briefing on Tuesday, the country's State Department Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel said, when asked about the deal, that the US ... up to and the potential risk of sanctions," he said ...

The government actively mops up household financial savings and routes all investment through the state sector. As a share of GDP, government expenditure has increased sharply, as has India’s debt.

Polling officers clambered up hills, traveled deep into areas riven by violent insurgencies and crossed rivers to reach millions of voters as India prepared for the world's largest general election.