UNITED NATIONS — President Barack Obama's support for India's bid for permanent membership on the U.N. Security Council put the spotlight on the...

MUMBAI, India — Michelle Obama played hopscotch, danced and sang with 33 disadvantaged children from the Indian charity Make a Difference Saturd...

MUMBAI, India — Searching for help half a world away, President Barack Obama on Saturday embraced India as the next jobs-creating giant for hurt...

U.S. President Barack Obama arrives in India on Saturday with a difficult mission. With no "big ticket" pact in the works, fading popularity at hom...

President Obama returned to the U.S. Sunday after a 10 day tour of Asia that took him through India, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan. From the region...

During his recent visit to India, President Obama made it clear that the United States would not take a pro-active role in mediating the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan. That would be a grave oversight from a U.S. national security perspective.

President Barack Obama visited Indonesia's largest mosque during his trip to the world's largest majority Muslim nation, reports the AP. The visit to ...

Even as President Barack Obama endorsed India's candidacy for the U.N. Security Council, he scolded New Delhi for not being tough on its neighbor, Burma.

American advocacy for India's inclusion on the UN Security Council really is only symbolic. For India to achieve this long-sought goal it must pass through a series of formidable hurdles.

I hope in the future I will hear an Indian of substance say that it was an American, Barack Obama, who made something good possible for him or for her, just as President Obama said of the Mahatma today.

Though President Obama's trip has yet to face any major setbacks, New Delhi forces aren't taking any chances in battling one of the city's most unusua...

NEW DELHI (Associated Press) - President Barack Obama heralded the relationship between the United States and India as a "defining partnership" of the...

With careful U.S. encouragement, India may begin to take measures to improve the situation on the ground in the Kashmir region.

The numbers reported about the cost of the president's Asia trip this weekend have no basis in reality.

President Obama and Prime Minister Singh have a unique opportunity to take U.S.-India relations to a whole new level, possibly transforming it into a key 21st-century relationship.

A number of NGOs working on public health issues are concerned that the President may push India to adopt more strict intellectual property protections on pharmaceutical drugs. They have reasons to be concerned.