A strong earthquake of 7.1 magnitude struck Tibet early Tuesday. The tremors were felt in Nepal and part of India as well.

India and Japan will delve deeper into defense and security ties that they diligently strengthened throughout 2024.

Close to a hundred people died in an earthquake of magnitude 7.1 that hit Tibet and Nepal on January 7. A video allegedly showing the earthquake is now viral on Facebook. In it, houses can be seen shaking violently on a street and eventually collapsing.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu raised concerns over falling birth rates, urging India to avoid the mistakes of countries like South Korea and Japan. He highlighted that Kuppam's birth rate has dropped to 1.

As India closes 2024 as the world's fifth-largest economy, this analysis explores how strategic diplomatic relations, economic reforms, and the Make in India initiative have positioned the nation as an emerging global superpower,

U.S.-India relations grew under President Joe Biden, and New Delhi hopes they will blossom with the new Trump administration. But numerous differences exist under the surface.

ISRO's Space Docking Experiment satellites will now attempt their historic docking no earlier than Jan. 9 India Standard Time.

Delhi, India's dynamic capital, and Tokyo, Japan's pulsating metropolis, have shared a special bond as sister cities. This collaboration focuses on urban development and environmental sustainability.

US President Joe Biden’s decision to reject a bid by Nippon Steel to acquire US Steel on national security grounds hasn’t gone down well with the nation’s closest ally in Asia.

The Japanese Cabinet has given its go-ahead to increase the country's defence budget to 8.7 trillion yen ($55 billion) in 2025. Japan currently seeks to shield itself from threats emerging from rivals like North Korea and China.