Seeking to abate skepticism over the current business environment in India, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Tuesday claimed India will restore investor confidence and regain economic momentu

Despite a strategic engagement that has brought the two countries into closer convergence, the US does not always expect India to toe its line and recognises New Delhi's strategic autonomy, a top o

Contrary to reports that former Lokayukta Justice N. Santosh Hegde on Tuesday was disassociating himself from Team Anna, Justice Hegde made it clear to this newspaper that he was only refusing to be “

Unwilling to capitulate entirely to US pressure to reduce its oil imports from Iran, India has once again affirmed that Iran is a 'key country' for its energy needs.

It has also said that where Iran

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Tuesday discussed terrorism emanating from the region, the Afghan situation and other global issues.

Clinton

A sumptuous breakfast of idli, vada and other south Indian delights was laid out for US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna at the Taj Palace hotel on

India has made it amply clear to Pakistan that if the two countries are to have any forward movement in their bilateral relationship, Islamabad will need to take “firm action to curb terrorism” during

India and Pakistan are likely to sign a 'liberalised visa agreement' when home secretaries of the two countries meet in Islamabad next month, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna said on Wednesday.

Two days before Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari's visit, India on Friday insisted that all the details of involvement of Hafiz Saeed in the deadly 26/11 attacks have been provided and no amount

Countering China's objections on its oil exploration projects in the South China Sea, India today said the region must be freed from any 'national interference'.

"India maintains that South Chi