This news report details an invitation from US President Donald Trump to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join the 'Board of Peace' for Gaza. The international body, established to oversee the reconstruction,

US President Donald Trump invites India and other nations to join the new “Board of Peace” for Gaza, aiming to oversee post-war reconstruction and lasting regional stability.

US President Donald Trump invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be part of the 'Board of Peace' that will work towards bringing lasting peace to Gaza and embark on a "bold new approach" to resolve "global conflict".

When Donald Trump won the US presidential elections, India-US ties were stronger than ever. But in the first year of his second term, things have changed drastically. India faces steep tariffs, and th

It is an effort being mirrored by exporters across India — and one Bhatia hopes will get a boost this week as Indian negotiators race to complete a new trade deal with the EU, a pact that would be the latest in a series sealed by New Delhi since Trump’s tariff offensive in August.

Earlier, US President Donald Trump had claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi told him that India would stop buying Russian crude oil. However, India suggested that there was no such conversation.

New Delhi had received an invitation to join the initiative on Sunday but has so far neither officially accepted nor rejected the offer