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

Representatives from the Nagaland state government, the Japanese government and Japanese companies operating in India attended a ceremony here on May 8 to mark the Imphal campaign. Japan clashed ...

A university student from Tauranga is going to India and Japan this month for two six-week internships after receiving two Prime Minister’s Scholarships. Former Bethlehem College student Lauryn Maxwell finished her four-year Bachelor of Science degree majoring in psychology at the University of Auckland in November.

Hyundai Inster EV could offer the perfect match of price, range and performance, complete with ultra-compact proportions.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Nippon Steel is poised to expand its operations in the U.S. and India as it hunts for growth and protection from cheap Chinese exports after its bid for U.S. Steel was blocked by the White House, analysts say.

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,

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.

Henley Passport Index data for 2025 ranks India at 85th, with insights on global mobility trends and rankings.

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

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.

JVC’s partner SPPL is known for licensing agreements with global brands such as Thomson, Kodak, Blaupunkt and Westinghouse. A Rs 1,000-crore company, Noida-based SPPL will support the venture through

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.