New Delhi: Both countries were 'operating on stereotypes that have outlived their usefulness', US President Barack Obama said on Monday in response to a question on outsourcing and what India would ge

New Delhi: India and the United States on Monday pledged to work together to deny terrorists 'safe havens' in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region as Washington agreed to ease high-tech exports and backed

New Delhi: The United States on Monday decided to relax its export controls of high-tech equipment to India, particularly in the defence and scientific areas, while agreeing to push New Delhi's member

New Delhi: Text of President Barack Obama's address to the joint session of India's parliament made at its Central Hall Monday:

Mr Vice President, Madame Speaker, Mr Prime Minister, Members of the L

New Delhi: India today asserted that it was not in the business of stealing American jobs, even as US President Barack Obama said that deals with India to create 50,000 jobs back home were aimed at as

New Delhi: President Barack Obama today announced support for India's quest for permanent membership of a 'reformed' UN Security Council (UNSC) 'in the years ahead', as he wrapped up his three-day sta

Following are the highlights following talks between the two world leaders on a range of topics including regional security, energy and trade.

India welcomes US decision to lift export control on d

New Delhi: US President Barack Obama on Monday declared support for India's bid for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council, renewed a call to Pakistan to bring 26/11 terrorists to justice

Muzaffarnagar: A college student, who allegedly impersonated an IPS officer to meet US President Barack Obama, has been arrested, police said here today.

Dalip Kumar, a B.Sc student, allegedly posed

New Delhi: US President Barack Obama didn't miss the chance to take a dig at the press even as he answered some tough questions from reporters here on Monday.

"It looks like the US and Indian press