Barack Obama Republic Day

Over the years, several world leaders have graced their presence at India's Republic Day. This includes former US President Barack Obama, former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

US President Donald Trump has reportedly been invited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be the chief guest at the 2019 Republic Day parade, just four years after PM Modi had pulled off a diplomatic coup by getting then President Barack Obama to the hugely symbolic parade in 2015.

That former official White House photographer Pete Souza is an expert at subtly trolling US President Donald Trump is pretty well-known. And his latest jibe is as interesting yet again - a picture from India's 2015 Republic Day Parade.

Former US president Barack Obama had received gifts worth about $3,000 during his visit to India in 2015 as Chief Guest at the Republic Day Parade, according to the US State Department.

With five days to go until the election and time running out to sway undecided voters, President Barack Obama is stumping for Hillary Clinton on Thursday in the bitterly contested must-win state of Florida.

The Republic Day parade this year will be short and crisp. The government plans to hold a 90-minute parade instead of the usual two hours, cutting down the number of marching contingents and clubbing together the mechanized ones.

President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.

The deepening India-US ties are among the most significant strategic developments of the past several years and will shape the global balance of power in the years to come, a senior Obama Administration official has said.

India and the US will jointly work on several defence technology projects in an effort to develop a "vibrant science and technology cooperation" to strengthen national, regional and global security.

Noting that Indo-US ties are in a "transition mode", Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said there is a "conceptual problem" that has to be overcome as he emphasized the need to move away from the post-World War II political order.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold his next "Mann ki Baat" radio show at 8 pm today. The subject will be education and competitive exams.

Surprised at receiving a compliment from US President Barack Obama on Tuesday, Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who led the Inter-Service Guard of Honour inspected by the US President at Rashtrapati Bhavan, said "it feels good".

US President Barack Obama today said the sight of "incredible" Indian women in the Armed forces was one of his "favourite things" on his India visit as he stressed that nations become successful when their women make progress.

Hours after US President Barack Obama left India after a historic visit, during which he was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade and held summit meetings, a joint radio address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mr Obama is being broadcast.

Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)

Over the years, several world leaders have graced their presence at India's Republic Day. This includes former US President Barack Obama, former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

US President Donald Trump has reportedly been invited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be the chief guest at the 2019 Republic Day parade, just four years after PM Modi had pulled off a diplomatic coup by getting then President Barack Obama to the hugely symbolic parade in 2015.

That former official White House photographer Pete Souza is an expert at subtly trolling US President Donald Trump is pretty well-known. And his latest jibe is as interesting yet again - a picture from India's 2015 Republic Day Parade.

Former US president Barack Obama had received gifts worth about $3,000 during his visit to India in 2015 as Chief Guest at the Republic Day Parade, according to the US State Department.

With five days to go until the election and time running out to sway undecided voters, President Barack Obama is stumping for Hillary Clinton on Thursday in the bitterly contested must-win state of Florida.

The Republic Day parade this year will be short and crisp. The government plans to hold a 90-minute parade instead of the usual two hours, cutting down the number of marching contingents and clubbing together the mechanized ones.

President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.

The deepening India-US ties are among the most significant strategic developments of the past several years and will shape the global balance of power in the years to come, a senior Obama Administration official has said.

India and the US will jointly work on several defence technology projects in an effort to develop a "vibrant science and technology cooperation" to strengthen national, regional and global security.

Noting that Indo-US ties are in a "transition mode", Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said there is a "conceptual problem" that has to be overcome as he emphasized the need to move away from the post-World War II political order.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold his next "Mann ki Baat" radio show at 8 pm today. The subject will be education and competitive exams.

Surprised at receiving a compliment from US President Barack Obama on Tuesday, Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who led the Inter-Service Guard of Honour inspected by the US President at Rashtrapati Bhavan, said "it feels good".

US President Barack Obama today said the sight of "incredible" Indian women in the Armed forces was one of his "favourite things" on his India visit as he stressed that nations become successful when their women make progress.

Hours after US President Barack Obama left India after a historic visit, during which he was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade and held summit meetings, a joint radio address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mr Obama is being broadcast.

Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)