Prime Minister Modi's recent five-nation tour and numerous visits to Global South countries signal India's ambition to become ...

When we talk about India's freedom movement, we often remember events like the Dandi March, the Quit India Movement, or the revolt of 1857. But even before all these, a powerful movement had already ...

On May 10, 1857, a self-absorbed imperial British power faced an historic challenge when India’s presumably imbecile impotent ‘natives’ rose to rebel against the British occupiers of India.

Last week, India's Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement expressing deep concern at the recent developments between Iran and Israel. "India urges both sides to avoid any escalatory steps.

India has secured the 11th position in AI research and the 16th spot in AI infrastructure among a group of 32 countries, comprising 17 developed and 15 developing nations, according to the third ...

Shreyas Iyer last played for India in the 2-0 ODI series defeat in Sri Lanka in August 2024, and is now back in the mix for back-to-back 50-over assignments in the national set-up.

As the world watches, India’s efforts to build a competitive AI infrastructure and develop tailored solutions for its needs could position the country firmly on the global AI map.

A host of weapons, possibly used during the rebellion of 1857, was found by a farmer while working in his field in the district, an official said on Friday. Image used only for representation.

At a Centre for Global Development event, Sitharaman highlighted India’s use of foreign reserves to aid distressed nations without conditions. By Shishir Sinha ...

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Google says it is now available in India, but we’ve yet to see any reports of that. If you’re seeing incident reporting in Google Maps for Android Auto, please let us know! More on Google Maps: ...

India, Hindi (the language), Hindu (a follower of the religion) and Hindustan (the country) all take their name from the Indus, the mighty river that flows from the Himalayas into the Arabian Sea.