A US child abuse activist has fondly remembered the late Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who died earlier this week, as a woman with an "iron will" and also for her help and being very proactive in the case involving the 2017 death of three-year-old Indian girl Sherin Mathews....
At least four people were killed and two others injured in a deadly stabbing spree that took place in a California city, police said, adding that a suspect was under arrest....
US President Donald Trump's administration has announced to remove travel restrictions placed on Pakistani diplomats based in America over a year ago, a media report said on Thursday....
Ivanka Trump, the daughter of US President Donald Trump, has condoled the death of former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, describing her as a champion for women in India and across the globe. ...
US President Donald Trump visited Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, two cities that suffered mass shootings last week claiming the lives of 31 people, amid protests against gun laws and calls to halt anti-immigrant and racist discourse....
Marking its 25th year of presence in India, Christie's will auction 20 donated artworks to support the Library of Bengali Literature, an open-ended bilingual collection of 1000 years of the texts of Bengal area. Published by Columbia University Press, the Library of Bengali Literature is a ...
The New York Times has appealed to China to join with the United States, and the United Nations to prevent what it called "India's folly" in Kashmir. ...
US President Donald Trump and the Republican Party are suing California over recent legislation requiring presidential candidates to file tax returns in order to stand in primaries. ...
UN General Assembly President Maria Fernanda Espinosa has hailed India's former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj as "an extraordinary woman and leader." ...
“We at AAPI, the largest ethnic medical organization in the United States, urge call for action by policy makers to make common-sense reforms, supported by the American public to protect innocent lives,” Dr. Suresh Reddy, President of American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) said....
