In the Nifty pack, 17 stocks closed in the green, while 33 stocks ended in the red.

Prime Minister Modi places Buddhism at the heart of India's cultural diplomacy, emphasizing India's role globally. His visits to key Buddhi...

The NDA's budget allocated ₹58,900 crore to Bihar pre-elections. Sitharaman announced ₹26,000 crore for roads, including Patna-Purnea, Buxa...

In the Nifty pack, 20 stocks closed in the green, while 30 stocks ended in the red.

Sitharaman will witness the exchange of the Memorandum of Understanding for Solar Electrification of Religious Places in Sri Lanka, wherein...

Myanmar President Win Myint arrived here on Friday on a two-day tour of Bodh Gaya, the holy town where Buddha is said to have attained enli...

The newest addition to the revamped-currency-notes club carries a picture of the famous step well at Patan in Gujarat.

He said scholars of the two religions, at the just-concluded deliberations in Delhi, have also promised to deepen the notion of conflict av...

The comforts of Air India One seem to be addictive, given how much Modi tours. Some pages from NaMo's travel diaries.

Anuradhapura is an archaeologist's delight and contains several monuments of historical importance.

Mukherjee said India's commitment to Bhutan would continue undiluted and it stands ready to extend every cooperation.

Mayawati today strongly condemned serial bomb blasts in Bodh Gaya and blamed the Centre and Bihar government for the explosions.

Rajnath Singh today hit out at UPA government over the serial blasts in Bodh Gaya, alleging that it does not have any comprehensive action ...

Terror struck the temple town of Bodh Gaya in Bihar, as nine serial explosions rocked the Mahabodhi Temple complex on Sunday morning.

The statement came after yesterday's attack on the Sri Lanka's state-owned Bank of Ceylon branch in Chennai.

"However, all the permissions are in place today and we expect His Holiness will be here with us at the Maha Kumbh tomorrow".

Bhutan today expressed happiness over India and China agreeing for a joint military exercise after a gap of eight years.