A thousand years before that, the trading routes across the world were controlled by Buddhist merchant kings. This is one aspect of Buddhis...

Afghan security forces are struggling to hold off an increasingly powerful Taliban as international troops withdraw from the county, with p...

The Army chief, Gen Bipin Rawat’s bold suggestion that India steps on to the “bandwagon” by talking to the Taliban in Afghanistan because e...

The implementation of the first air freight initiative between Afghanistan and India in 2017 has given major impetus to increase its footpr...

The Lenin affair won’t distract attention from the main lesson of northeast polls: that the BJP is now a truly pan-Indian party.

The World Heritage status does not mean much financially nor does it give UNESCO serious powers, but monuments and national parks would be ...

The underdeveloped and restricted areas in Kargil, could be promoted along with Kargil War Memorial, which is already famous and attracts t...

Archaeologists at Oxford and Harvard will flood the region with 3D cameras in a plan to create a full digital record of every threatened ar...

Fourteen years after the Taliban dynamited the world-famous Buddhas of Bamiyan, the giant statues were resurrected with 3D light projection...

More than 350 tonne of onions have arrived through Pakistan’s Wagah border to Attari in Punjab said an official at the Attari Post.

SAIL is in the process of executing an expansion that will take its capacity from 14 mn tpa to 24 mn tpa of hot metal by 2015.

India will hold talks with a SAIL-led consortium of steel and mining companies to ease their entry into Afghanistan for the first-ever deal.

The contract in Afghanistan will give the state-run company an edge over rivals in bids for exploring other minerals in the war-torn countr...

Seven-member consortium may bid for all four iron ore blocks, estimated to contain 1.8 BT reserves; Tatas exited the group last week.

Bundelkhand is arguably India's finest repository of architectural monuments, some of which are known while many are absolutely untouched.

It's an upcoming question for Indian companies: should they risk life and money to corner a piece of the abundant mineral riches in Afghani...