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The Sri Lankan President, who begins his first visit to India after taking charge on July 20, has long been an advocate of close bilateral ties. But he will be in New Delhi for just a day, and he will be carrying some baggage as well.

Tomato prices are high right now. But they were even higher last year. This has meant that despite the spike in prices, the inflation rate has actually contracted.

In India, one person succumbed to Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever last month in Gujarat. There is no vaccine against it yet

Ajmer 92: The case involved the systematic blackmail and sexual abuse of as many as a hundred school and college girls in Ajmer, Rajasthan.

The Crimea bridge is a crucial structure for Russia as it is the part of the route that supplies fuel, food and other products to Crimea, where the port of Sevastopol is the historic home base of Russia's Black Sea Fleet

Chandrayaan-3 is now in an orbit, which when closest to Earth is at 173 kilometres and farthest from Earth is at 41,762 km.

In context of the ongoing strike of Hollywood actors’ and writers’, a look at the city of Los Angeles, inextricably linked to the film to the American film industry – both culturally and economically.

The French views on foreign affairs, therefore, converge with the Indian preference for a multipolar world and strategic independence. How can this aid the two countries' future ties and what have been the outcomes of PM Modi's recent visit?

Experts say that the use of solid propellants in the Hwasong-18 allows for faster deployment of missiles. Solid propellants can fire faster and accelerate more quickly at liftoff.

India’s space agency was the brainchild of Dr Vikram Sarabhai and has now come to represent a success story. Here’s a brief look at how it began.