The initial bid for Vijayawada Railway Station's redevelopment received no response. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Rajya S...

Railway Ministry reiterates instructions for complete bedroll kits to RAC passengers. This directive follows repeated complaints about miss...

The West Bengal government has given the green light for expedited land acquisition for a significant railway initiative. This action will ...

Railway stocks rose after reports that the government plans to invest Rs 45,000 crore in border railway upgrades over the next 18-24 months...

India plans to invest up to Rs 45,000 crore over the next two years to upgrade railway infrastructure along its borders with China, Pakista...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented the Lokmanya Tilak National Award to Ajit Doval. Doval received the honour for his significant cont...

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval will receive the Lokmanya Tilak Award. This award recognizes his significant contributions to national...

The Doklam plateau issue rose to the limelight in 2017 when under the CCP's leadership, Chinese troops with construction vehicles and road-...

Addressing the International Institute of Strategic Studies, Gandhi said that "Prime Minister is episodic. He views Doklam as an event".

The continued presence of Chinese troops near Yatung close to Doklam reportedly prompted India too to maintain its troops presence there.

India never objected to Chinese military patrols in Doklam but was forced to intervene June when PLA troops attempted to disrupt the status...

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang last week said that "there were 48 Indian soldiers and one bulldozer" in Doklam area as o...

Gandhi's comments came after China on Monday asserted that Doklam belongs to it and India should have "learnt lessons" from the stand-off l...

Gandhi and his party have been attacking the prime minister and his government over the Doklam issue due to the Chinese build-up there.

Bhutan was firmly with India on the Doklam issue, the source quoted the top officials as telling the panel while replying to queries.

"There is nothing to worry," the army chief told reporters when asked about the situation in Doklam.

The Indian security establishment believes People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers may return in "greater numbers" to the Doklam area (the ...