Dense fog continues to affect northern India, covering areas including the Taj Mahal and cities like New Delhi, Kanpur, and Gwalior. Elderly residents gather around bonfires to stay warm, while in Kashmir,

A Canadian man has been arrested by Indian authorities at the New Delhi’s airport after a crocodile skull was found in his luggage.

India's federal investigating agency has alleged that Diageo and Sequoia Capital made suspicious payments to a politician's firm in an attempt to attain favourable government decisions, a document reviewed by Reuters on Friday showed.

Sikkim's Rishal Pandey Chettri will represent the state at the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue in Delhi. He aims to present innovative technological ideas for India's development.

With this update, it is expected that the iPhone assembly lines in the Foxconn factories in the southern states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka may be disrupted.

After world-beating economic growth last year, India's policymakers are scrambling to head off a sharp slowdown as worsening global conditions and domestic confidence wipe out a recent stock market rally.

New Delhi, Thrice triumphant from the New Delhi Assembly seat riding on an anti-corruption wave, A supremo Arvind Kejriwal, who is out on bail in a money laundering case, faces tougher odds in this election with his image of a corruption crusader a little less impressive among residents.

U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan's visit to New Delhi from Jan. 5-6 is expected to include discussions with Indian counterparts about the impact of Chinese dams, a senior U.S. official said late on Friday.

The new software-based system will automatically allot bus bays to waiting buses and will charge them fines if they overstay in bays

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged global unity to address security challenges at the Ambassadors’ Round Table in New Delhi, a precursor to Aero India 2025. He emphasised India’s role in fostering defence partnerships and self-reliance.

Voters in Delhi value experience more, as they recognise the importance of having leaders who understand the system and can deliver on their promises. By 2003, the number of first-timers was reduced to 21.

From art-inspired cafes to European cocktail bars, playful Thai and Ladakhi flavours and comforting menus, the new year is off to a great start