Obama Agra Visit

President Barack Obama and Michelle may not have been able to see the Taj Mahal this time but the US First Lady on Tuesday said she will be back in India for a visit to the monument of love.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday said that he regrets missing the opportunity to welcome US President Barack Obama, who was scheduled to visit the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra today.

US President Barack Obama has cancelled plans to visit the Taj Mahal in Agra during his visit to India which begins tomorrow.

US President Barack Obama will not keep his date with Agra after all. Agra's District Magistrate Pankaj Kumar has told NDTV that the US President has cancelled his plans to visit the city on January 27.

As he scrubs the road to the Taj Mahal on his knees, Ramjeet beams with pride at the thought of US President Barack Obama admiring his handiwork.

The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has held a briefing on US President Barack Obama's forthcoming visit to India.

Special cameras that can capture every tiny detail of the surroundings as well as the details of the human face have been installed in front of ITC Maurya hotel where US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle will be staying for three days beginning January 25.

All phone lines at ITC Maurya will be monitored by the Delhi Police and US Secret Service from Januray 24 evening, a day before US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle arrive in New Delhi for their three-day stay in India.

ITC Maurya, the luxury hotel where US President Barack Obama will be staying during his three-day visit in New Delhi, has cancelled the leave of its top chefs and asked them to stay put in the hotel during the time.

About 100 American security personnel along with their 4000 Indian counterparts will ensure a protective cover to President Barack Obama and his family when they visit the world famous Taj Mahal in Agra on January 27.

When President Barack Obama visits Agra to tour the Taj Mahal, he may stop at the five-star hotel where Pervez Musharraf stayed when he travelled to the city as Pakistan's president in 2001 for the summit with Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.

When President Barack Obama arrives in India on the 25th, it will be in Air Force One - that jetliner so advanced and iconic that it has been granted leading man status in several films.

Barack Obama is the first US president to visit India twice while in office. His three-day visit will include a townhall in Delhi with students among the audience, a private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence a day -long trip to the Taj Mahal with his wife Michelle.

A seven-layer security ring is planned around the VVIP enclosure on Rajpath from where US President Barack Obama, President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will watch the Republic Day parade next Monday.

President Barack Obama and Michelle may not have been able to see the Taj Mahal this time but the US First Lady on Tuesday said she will be back in India for a visit to the monument of love.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday said that he regrets missing the opportunity to welcome US President Barack Obama, who was scheduled to visit the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra today.

US President Barack Obama has cancelled plans to visit the Taj Mahal in Agra during his visit to India which begins tomorrow.

US President Barack Obama will not keep his date with Agra after all. Agra's District Magistrate Pankaj Kumar has told NDTV that the US President has cancelled his plans to visit the city on January 27.

As he scrubs the road to the Taj Mahal on his knees, Ramjeet beams with pride at the thought of US President Barack Obama admiring his handiwork.

The capital will turn into a virtual fortress for US President Barack Obama's visit this weekend with heightened security measures including an extended no-fly zone to protect the world's most powerful leader.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has held a briefing on US President Barack Obama's forthcoming visit to India.

Special cameras that can capture every tiny detail of the surroundings as well as the details of the human face have been installed in front of ITC Maurya hotel where US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle will be staying for three days beginning January 25.

All phone lines at ITC Maurya will be monitored by the Delhi Police and US Secret Service from Januray 24 evening, a day before US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle arrive in New Delhi for their three-day stay in India.

ITC Maurya, the luxury hotel where US President Barack Obama will be staying during his three-day visit in New Delhi, has cancelled the leave of its top chefs and asked them to stay put in the hotel during the time.

About 100 American security personnel along with their 4000 Indian counterparts will ensure a protective cover to President Barack Obama and his family when they visit the world famous Taj Mahal in Agra on January 27.

When President Barack Obama visits Agra to tour the Taj Mahal, he may stop at the five-star hotel where Pervez Musharraf stayed when he travelled to the city as Pakistan's president in 2001 for the summit with Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.

When President Barack Obama arrives in India on the 25th, it will be in Air Force One - that jetliner so advanced and iconic that it has been granted leading man status in several films.

Barack Obama is the first US president to visit India twice while in office. His three-day visit will include a townhall in Delhi with students among the audience, a private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence a day -long trip to the Taj Mahal with his wife Michelle.

A seven-layer security ring is planned around the VVIP enclosure on Rajpath from where US President Barack Obama, President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will watch the Republic Day parade next Monday.