India, along with Brazil, Germany and Japan, has served an ultimatum that the supporters of Security Council reforms will be forced to look for other ways to move the process forward if the UN's Intergovernmental Negotiations (IGN) for reform continues to be “held hostage” by those opposing change
While accusing Beijing of bullying its neighbours, US Secretary of State Mike Pompe said on Wednesday that Washington hopes there would be a peaceful settlement of the escalating tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China
An Indian-origin family's car dealership was set on fire by rioters in Kenosha, Wisconsin destroying nearly 100 vehicles and causing damage estimated as $2.5 million, according to family members
India can lead the world's transformation to clean energy and become a “global superpower” in the war on climate change, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Friday
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is to renew his call to India and the other G20 countries to channel their COVID-19 recovery investments to clean, sustainable development, according to his Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric
In a show of his support for legal immigration, US President Donald Trump dramatically welcomed an Indian software developer to "the great American family of citizens" in a White House ceremony during the Republican National Convention
Isolated at the UN, Pakistan faked a speech to the Security Council posting it on the website of its permanent mission pretending it was delivered even though its ambassador did not speak at the session on terrorism
US President Donald Trump's supporters have produced a video ad targeting Indian Americans as he campaigns against the Democratic Party ticket that has Kamala Harris, who is of partial Indian descent, as the vice-presidential candidate
Democratic Party's presidential nominee Joe Biden has said that Kamala Harris will make a “great vice president” with a powerful voice for the nation
Saying she was "proud of our Indian heritage", Kamala Harris made history by accepting the nomination to be the Democratic Party's vice-presidential candidate and thus becoming the first Indian American to be a "heartbeat away" from the presidency
