Teen banned from US for abusive email to Obama

A British teenager who had sent an abusive email to US President Barack Obama has been banned for life from visiting America.     According to media reports, Luke Angel, 17, had sent an insulting email to the White House in a drunken state after watching a programme about September 11 attacks on the US.     I...

US President Barack Obama is looking forward to his maiden trip to India in November, a senior administration official has said describing that the relationship between the two countries is vitally important.     "The President looks forward to his trip to India," State Department spokesman, P J Crowley, told foreign journalists...

US President Barack Obama, who will undertake his first state visit to India in November, is expected to address a joint session of Parliament, an honour that his predecessor George W Bush could not have.Obama is expected to address the joint session on November 9, government sources said on Friday. During his trip, the US President will also visit...

US President Barack Obama on Monday said that, he was "very much" looking forward to his visit to India in November. Obama met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Toronto and discussed the entire gamut of bilateral ties.Obama and Singh had their second substantive dialogue in two months on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit and are understood to have di...

Not to be outdone by his Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, US President Barack Obama intends to create an 'Obama Platter' when he visits India in early November."I look forward to advancing our partnership and experiencing all that India and its incredible people and its ancient culture have to offer," he said, speaking at a reception hosted by C...

US President Barack Obama was curious to know what is on "Hillary platter" which the popular Bukhara restaurant at ITC's Maurya hotel in New Delhi created for the Secretary of State, when she visited her favourite Indian restaurant during her India visit last year.

Pak PM Yousuf Raza Gilani assured the world community on Sunday that Pakistan's nuclear arsenal is in "safe hands" as he embarked on a visit to the US to attend the Nuclear Security Summit hosted by President Barack Obama.

Looking forward to meeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh here on Sunday, US President Barack Obama would be discussing with the visiting Indian leader, among other issues, the upcoming Strategic Dialogue between the two countries.

The last time Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived here in Washington for a state visit he was given the red carpet treatment by the Obama administration.

Talking tough, US President Barack Obama has vowed to deny a safe haven to Al-Qaida and reverse "Taliban's momentum" in Afghanistan, as he asked his counterpart Hamid Karzai to act decisively against corruption on his first visit to the country.

The United States is keenly watching the run up to the India-Pakistan talks. President Obama's top negotiators have been visiting New Delhi and Islamabad virtually every other day.

By Bihar standards, it's an unusual sight. The US Ambassador to India, riding a cycle rickshaw, through the streets of Patna.