PM Narendra Modi congratulates Donald Trump

PM Narendra Modi congratulates Donald Trump

PM Modi on Wednesday congratulated Republican Donald Trump on being elected as the 45th President of the US and said India looks forward to working with him closely to take bilateral ties to "a new height".

The Prime Minister also appreciated the friendship that Trump had "articulated towards India" during his campaign.

US Elections 2016: Moments when Clinton, Trump took a swing at each other

US Elections 2016: Moments when Clinton, Trump took a swing at each other

Republican U.S. presidential nominee Trump speaks as Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Clinton listens during their presidential town hall debate at Washington University in St. Louis.

India Demonetisation: Chaos as ATMs run dry

India Demonetisation: Chaos as ATMs run dry

On Tuesday, he announced that in a few hours, millions of high-denomination currency notes would no longer be legal tender. It was the only way, he insisted, to deal with “the disease” of unaccounted-for income -- or “Black Money,” as it’s called in India.

India to raise work permit issue with Canada, U.K.

India to raise work permit issue with Canada, U.K.

India will raise its concerns over restrictions on the movement of foreign skilled workers for short-term duration work with Britain and Canada, as these curbs are affecting the Indian IT industry.

India, China likely to sign anti-terror pact

India, China likely to sign anti-terror pact

India and China are likely to sign a major security cooperation agreement, which would enhance their efforts to jointly fight terrorism and international crime, when New Delhi hosts Chinese Communist Party’s influential politburo member Meng Jianzhu is likely to visit India on November 8, when the two sides are expected to seal the umbrella security cooperation pact.

US election 2016: Obama warns fate of world at stake

US election 2016: Obama warns fate of world at stake

President Barack Obama has urged Democrats of all ethnic backgrounds to get out and vote for Hillary Clinton, warning that the fate of the US republic - and the world - is at stake.

Pak - Agenda of Territorial Aggrandisement Against India

Pak - Agenda of Territorial Aggrandisement Against India

In UN, India points out that it is the world's largest democracy and free and fair elections are held regularly in Jammu and Kashmir and its citizens were repeatedly facing terror attacks by “proxies” of Pakistan, which continues to abuse the concept of self-determination to bolster “territorial aggrandisement” against it.