In its 200-page supplementary charge sheet, Delhi Police has alleged that JNU student leader Umar Khalid “had remotely controlled” the riots in N.E. Delhi that killed 53 people.
Communal violence in northeast Delhi had broken out in February this year, following which the Delhi Police had filed a supplementary charge sheet in a court against Khalid and JNU student Sharjeel Imam.
US President Donald Trump had arrived in India on Monday and the second day of his visit involved crucial talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump also sealed a $3 billion defence deals today, as announced by him on Monday.
US President Donald J Trump interacts with business leaders in Delhi; Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani present at the meeting.
First Lady of The United States of America Melania Trump visited a government school in South Delhi on February 25.
Indiatvnews.com brings to you breaking news, latest photos and videos from across India and the world on February 24, 2020. HIGHLIGHTS:
The victims of Bhopal gas tragedy held a protest rally at Iqbal Maidan here against US President Donald Trump, who arrived in Ahmedabad on his maiden two-day India visit Monday.
US President Donald Trump along with First Lady Melania Trump, daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner and top US officials visited the monument of love Taj Mahal in Arga on Monday evening.
US President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and PM Narendra Modi pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Sabarmati Ashram
As India's is all set to welcome the 45th President of the United States Donald Trump, the meeting of the top two leaders of the oldest democracy and the largest democracy in the world is getting attention from across the globe. President Trump’s visit to India comes months after PM Modi visited the US in September 2019.
Ahead of United States President Donald Trump's visit to Agra on February 24, the city police are taking every measure to ensure his safety and security.
Donald Trump's India visit: The 36-hour trip, beginning February 24, is sure an opportunity for India to improve its bilateral relationship with the US and strengthen strategic interests, as also echoed by Michael Kugelman in an interview with India TV Digital. The visit yet again showcases New Delhi's convening power, a common spectacle ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi assumed office. Here are some excerpts.
Ahead of Donald Trump's visit to India, a senior US administrative official has blamed India's 'Make in India' policy for the difficulty in reaching on trade agreement. "The protectionism policy has been a concern for us. We have had a number of announcements coming from India which are making the discussions more difficult perhaps," the official told the reporters here. "The recent one being the 'Make in India' announcement, (which) has made the protectionism concern even greater. There has been an increase and not a decrease of concerns and this would certainly come up among the leaders," the official added.
A special cleanliness campaign was run in the vicinity of a Delhi government school where US first lady Melania Trump is scheduled to pay a visit next week, an official said here on Saturday. Trees have been trimmed according to the directions of the security agencies as part of the protocol.
The United States on Friday said it was unlikely that a trade deal would be inked with India during President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to the country, saying that concerns that led to India's removal from the Generalized System of Preferences persisted.
The maiden visit of US President Donald Trump to India next week will provide an opportunity to improve the bilateral relationship, strengthen the strategic ties and deepen commitment to an open Indo-Pacific, according to the team behind the historic "Howdy, Modi!" event here last September.
The floor where the Grand Presidential Suite is located at the ITC Maurya here is out of bounds for most hotel staff owing to the elaborate security arrangements being made for the visit of President Donald Trump and his family, sources said.
Tulips and multi-colour hybrid dahlias besides floral boards will adorn various prominent spots in Lutyen's Delhi to welcome US President Donald Trump's and other dignitaries, an official said on Friday.
In last two days, copious quantities of water has been released and men and machines mobilised to clean up the river bed right behind the Taj Mahal, just in case the president spent more time at the rear to view the Agra Fort and the holy river.
President Trump is set to arrive in India on February 24 and expectations are high from his two-day state visit on further advancing India-US bilateral relations.
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