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NEW DELHI – Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida and Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj agreed Saturday to strengthen the trilateral alliance with the United States amid the rise of an increasingly assertive China in Asia, Japanese officials said. The Japanese and Indian sides agreed to...

This from Saurav Jha's twiiter This is absolutely huge in terms of indigenous turbofan development if we are able to make better SCBs than the ones in the MKI engine.

When Oman’s foreign minister made two visits to India last year, once before Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new government was sworn in and once right after, it became the first Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member to commence high-level engagement with the new Indian government. The...

India is all set to take a giant leap in March as far as space research is concerned. The South Asian powerhouse is planning to test a Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) as a part of a technology demonstration project that will allow the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre of India to make a final decision...

Reviving the long-dead proposal for a zone of peace in the Indian Ocean, as suggested by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval earlier this month, is not the answer to the new maritime challenges that confront India. Multilateral diplomacy is an important but minor part of a new Indian Ocean...

In his frequent travels across the world over the last few months, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continually affirmed that India can re-emerge as the “Vishwaguru”. Modi’s global dream for India, however, is at odds with the deeply divisive religious agenda and the anti-modernism that have...

JEDDAH: Saudi businessmen have a good opportunity to invest in India's vital infrastructure sectors including oil, gas and petrochemicals under the new government's 'Make In India' initiative, a top Indian diplomat here has said. The campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in...

In recent engagement with Vietnam, India has demonstrated its soft power capabilities. By Sadhavi Chauhan November 25, 2014 Since the election of Narendra Modi as India’s Prime Minister, New Delhi has appeared determined to create “Brand India” by harnessing its soft power resources. This was...

Move Over Missile, DRDO on Rath Yatra -The New Indian Express NEW DELHI: You will be surprised to know where India’s premier defence research organisation has been spending its time and resources. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), which has the onerous responsibility of...

India has to remain engaged with Pakistan despite provocations : Opinion - India Today India's newest mantra is to 'Make in India', but not, it seems, either love or peace. Love is not love if the lover is Muslim, the beloved Hindu; it then becomes jihad, the making of war, not love. The...

India Expands Strategic Trade in East Asia to Balance China In the past few years, India has been strengthening its civil nuclear cooperation with countries bordering China. This trend, when taken together with India’s interest in marketing surface-to-surface missiles in Asia, clearly signals a...

India Pursues Scandinavian Partnerships to Join Arctic Race Indian President Pranab Mukherjee’s visit to Norway in mid-October, the first by an Indian head of state, was a signal of India’s rising profile in the Arctic. Mukherjee signed 13 agreements with Norway, including one exploring...

India is closest ally in Asia: South Africa - The Times of India NEW DELHI: Describing India as its "closest ally" in Asia, South Africa on Tuesday sought its help in gaining expertise in science and engineering besides pitching for better cooperation in areas like culture and education...

NEW DELHI: The Modi government is all set to kick-start private sector entry into domestic aerospace arena by giving the green signal to the Rs 13,000 crore project to supply 56 transport aircraft to IAF. The project was put on hold by the previous UPA regime last year after the then heavy...