Obama Mumbai

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  Intel Alert to Mumbai's Famous Siddhivinayak Temple Ahead of Obama Arrival

  Mumbai's most popular temple is allegedly on the hit-list for terrorists tasked to strike before President Barack Obama leaves India on January 27.

• Indian-American Author Seeks Probation After Guilty Plea in US

  Conservative Indian-American author Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty to violating federal campaign laws, has asked a judge to sentence him to probation and community service instead of a prison term, saying he is "disgraced and humiliated" by his actions.

• An Obama Dinner Invite for a Differently-Abled Mumbai Girl

  Next week, US President Barack Obama and his wife will host 12 differently-abled people from all over the world, including one from Mumbai, for an exclusive dinner at the White House.

• Indian-American Author Pleads Guilty in Senate Campaign Scheme

  Conservative Indian-American author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, who has been critical of President Barack Obama through his works, pleaded guilty before a US court to violating election campaign law by making illegal contributions to a Senate campaign.

• Indian born author Dinesh D'Souza indicted for violating US election law

  Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative commentator and best-selling author, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for arranging excessive campaign contributions to a candidate for the US Senate.

• Pak terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba stronger than ever: experts

  Five years after the horrific Mumbai terror attacks, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is stronger than ever and remains the "favoured instrument" of Pakistani military and the ISI against India, US experts have said.

• Bollywood makes White House debut, Michelle Obama leads the way

  Bollywood dance made its official White House debut when US First Lady Michelle Obama danced to the tune of peppy Hindi tracks in the East Room.

• Nawaz Sharif gave no assurance to Barack Obama on 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed

  Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif gave "no assurance" to US President Barack Obama when he was virtually grilled by his host for not taking action against the 26/11 mastermind Hafeez Saeed.

• 'Why has 26/11 trial not started?' Barack Obama asks Nawaz Sharif

  Backing India's concerns over the slow pace of progress in the 26/11 case in Pakistan, US President Barack Obama today asked Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif why the trial of Mumbai attackers has not started.

• Obama asked why 26/11 trial has not started: Nawaz Sharif

  Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is on a visit to Washington, today said US President Barack Obama raised the Mumbai terror attacks and terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed during their talks at White House.

• India, US ask Pakistan to bring 26/11 perpetrators to justice

  Affirming their deep concern over the continuing threat posed by terrorism, India and the US have called for Pakistan to work toward bringing the perpetrators of the November 2008 Mumbai attacks to justice.

• PM, Obama reaffirm commitment to eliminate terror safe havens

  The US today joined India in condemning the terror strike in Jammu and Kashmir, with the two countries vowing to consolidate their efforts to eliminate terrorist safe havens and calling on Pakistan to bring to justice the perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai attack.

• Blast shakes Nairobi mall, smoke pours from building

  A loud explosion sent thick smoke billowing from the Nairobi mall where militants from Somalia's Al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab group threatened to kill hostages on the third day of a raid in which at least 59 have already died.

• Surveillance of foreign phone calls helped nab 26/11 attacks convict David Headley: US

  Top US officials have defended the controversial secret surveillance programme of the Obama administration, saying such efforts helped them to abort several terrorist attacks and nab terrorists like David Headley, the 26/11 Mumbai attacks convict.

• Anand Sharma hopes Obama won't rock the outsourcing boat

  Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma today expressed hope that the US administration's proposal to end the tax incentives on outsourcing companies will not impact the growing bilateral trade relations between the two nations.