Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said yesterday he had held a conversation with Donald Trump, with the US president saying the pair had discussed trade as the countries negotiate a deal that could mend strained ties.

India’s government yesterday proposed that artificial intelligence and social media firms should clearly label AI-generated content to tackle the spread of deepfake and misinformation, prompted by similar moves by the European Union and China.

Embassy reopening follows visit by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi

Four women, four children, and six men of Thakurgaon district were repatriated following a flag meeting

Said White House official describing trade talks between two countries 'productive'

The private bus, carrying 57 passengers left Jaisalmer at around 3:00pm

Indian officials said yesterday that a senior Maoist rebel leader and around 60 fighters have surrendered, weeks after the guerrillas announced a halt to their decades-long insurgency.

Says there was no intention to exclude women from earlier press briefing

India will upgrade its technical mission in Afghanistan to a full embassy, Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said yesterday, as he met his counterpart from Kabul in New Delhi.

Muttaqi calls India a ‘close friend’, says no group will use Afghan soil against others

WHO seeks export details of the syrup

Muttaqi to meet Jaishankar, Doval; expected to raise visa issues

Will hold talks with Indian FM Jaishankar and other officials

Says police official as 18 bus passengers killed in India’s Himachal Pradesh

An elderly man threw a shoe at Indian Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, in the Supreme Court yesterday.

Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri today said they want to see a free, fair, inclusive and participatory election in Bangladesh at the earliest possible time

A short circuit was the primary cause of the fire

Central drug authority launches inspections after child fatalities linked to Coldrif, Nextro-DS

Bridge collapse severs Sikkim’s road link

India yesterday termed as “false and baseless” the claim by Bangladesh’s Home Adviser Jahangir Alam Chowdhury about the involvement of forces from across the border in the recent violence in Khagrachhari.