India coming to the table is Navarro's most recent comment as trade talks with the US resume.

"India is coming to the table. Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent out a very conciliatory, nice, constructive tweet, and President Trump responded to that. We will see how this works," Peter Navarro told CNBC in an interview on Sunday (local time)."India will be joining the table.They have extremely high tariffs on the trading side. Their non-tariff obstacles are extremely high. As with any other nation that engages in such behavior, we had to deal with that," Navarro added."There's also this issue of India buying Russian oil, which it never did," he continued. You know this. It didn't do that prior to 2022.Trump's advisor asserted, "They exploit us through unfair trade, and many workers suffer." "The Russians use that money to purchase weapons, and they use that money to purchase Russian oil."Trump's advisor asserted, "They exploit us through unfair trade, and many workers suffer." "The Russians use that money to purchase weapons, and they use that money to purchase Russian oil."The comments are made as US lead negotiator Brendan Lynch prepares to travel to India late Monday evening for a full day of talks on Tuesday, September 16, to talk about the proposed bilateral trade agreement between the US and India.Navarro had previously stated that trade talks with the US "won't end well" for Delhi until India "comes around" at some time.Howard Lutnick, the secretary of commerce, claimed on Sunday that despite boasting of 1.4 billion people, India will not purchase a single grain of American corn. Additionally, Lutnick cautioned that New Delhi will have a "tough time" doing business with the US until it lowers its tariffs.  

As Modi Meets Putin, U.S. Reaffirms Strong Ties with India

Just moments before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, the United States issued a pointed message reaffirming its commitment to its relationship with India. The U.S. Embassy described the India-U.S. partnership as one of the most significant of the 21st century, underscoring Washington’s ongoing effort to keep its ties with New Delhi close amid shifting global alignments. The timing of the message drew attention, coming as Modi held talks not only with Putin but also with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The rare interaction between the leaders of India, Russia, and China was widely viewed as a moment of diplomatic engagement in a complex geopolitical environment. During the meeting, Modi and Putin reaffirmed their long-standing cooperation, particularly in the energy sector. Meanwhile, India continues to navigate international pressure over its oil trade with Russia. Washington recently raised tariffs on certain Indian exports in response to India’s growing energy imports from Moscow. Despite this, New Delhi has maintained its position, balancing its global partnerships while pursuing its national interests. The SCO summit has highlighted the fine line India walks between major global powers. While ties with Russia and China remain rooted in regional and historical contexts, the United States’ message served as a clear reminder that it values its strategic partnership with India—especially during moments when global alliances appear to be evolving.

What happened to Kim Jong Un? How internet users respond to PM Modi's cordial interactions with Xi and Putin during the SCO meeting in China

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cordial interactions with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin stole the show at Monday's Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in China.The internet responded with its usual sense of humor to the remarkable exhibition of friendliness between the three leaders during the summit, which took place in the northern Chinese town of Tianjin and featured hugs, huddles, and laughter.What happened to Kim Jong Un? One person inquired regarding the location of North Korea's supreme leader. Another reader commented, "In the train," in response to this post.In the midst of international tensions due to US tariffs, the three leaders' unity was particularly noteworthy. Days after US President Donald Trump placed 50% tariffs on Indian goods for New Delhi, PM Narendra Modi had bilateral discussions with Xi and Putin on the fringes of the SCO conference."100% tariff lagade who, is se zyada kya karega who," Modi allegedly told leaders at the SCO conference, including Xi and Putin, according to a phony audio overlay on the meeting's footage.For the first time in seven years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting China. Meetings with Putin and Xi are interpreted as Modi's attempt to improve ties with Russia and mend fences with China in the face of tense US relations.  

Pretended to be an oil issue, Jaishankar criticizes US penalties on India for its trade with Russia while stating that talks are still ongoing.

S Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs, criticized the US government for levying more duties on India because of the nation's decision to engage in commerce with Russia. He referred to the action as "unjustified and unreasonable," and he questioned why China, the "biggest importer" of Russian oil, did not receive comparable justifications.Jaishankar made the argument that the tariff issue was being misrepresented as a "oil dispute" during his speech at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum 2025."There are (other) large buyers if oil is the point of contention. "There are bigger traders if the dispute is about who is trading more (with Russia)," he stated. He noted that trade between Russia and Europe is larger than that between India and Russia.The EAM further explained that although trade talks with Washington are still ongoing, New Delhi must defend certain positions. At the ET event, he stated, "We have some redlines in the negotiations, to be maintained and defended." Due to Washington's increased imports of Russian energy, Indian commodities are subject to additional US tariffs of up to 50%, which are among the highest. A 25% tax is already in place, and the remaining 25% will be applied starting on August 27.S Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs, stated on Saturday that US President Donald Trump conducts his foreign policy, particularly trade issues, in a very public manner. The Union minister said that until Trump's announcement, which increased tariffs on India to 50%, there had been no discussion about India purchasing Russian oil. The EAM emphasized during their speech at the Economic Times World Leaders Forum 2025 that Trump often conducts his foreign policy in a more visible manner."The current US president has conducted foreign policy in a more public manner than any previous one. Jaishankar stated, "That in and of itself is a departure that is not limited to India." There has never been a US president that handles internal affairs as openly as Trump, the EAM continued. "President Trump's way of dealing with the world, even dealing with his own country, is a very major departure from the traditional orthodox manner of doing so," he stated. The minister went on to say that Trump's use of tariffs for both trade and non-trade issues is new. The EAM went on to say that the Trump administration frequently makes its initial announcement in public before addressing the relevant party.  

Rare glimpse of Survival Video: Survivor Walks Out Of Air India Crash Site, Plane Burns Behind Him

A new video from the Air India crash shows a heartbreaking but powerful moment: the only known survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, walking away from the wreckage while the plane burns behind him. In the video, some bystanders are seen shouting as smoke billows in the background. Suddenly, Ramesh emerges from the burning wreckage and is spotted by one of the bystanders. The flight had just taken off from Ahmedabad for London when it crashed into a residential area, killing 241 people on board and dozens more on the ground. Somehow, Ramesh—who was sitting near an emergency exit—was thrown clear when part of the plane broke off. Injured and dazed, he managed to walk to help.   The video of him walking out of the flames has struck a deep chord with people around the world. It’s a rare glimpse of survival in the middle of so much loss. While investigators try to understand what went wrong—whether it was mechanical failure, pilot error, or something else—this single moment of survival has become a symbol of both the horror and the human strength in the face of tragedy.

Air India Turns Back or Reroutes 16 Flights After Trouble Breaks Out Between Israel and Iran

Due to rising tensions after Israel’s recent strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities and Iran's decision to close its airspace, 16 Air India flights had to either turn back or take a different route on Friday, June 13. These changes mostly impacted flights heading toward Europe and the US, as they usually pass through that region. Air India shared a message saying they’re sorry for the disruption and are doing their best to help affected passengers. This includes offering hotel stays, full refunds for cancellations, or free rescheduling for those who need it. The airline also mentioned they’re working on other travel arrangements to get passengers to their destinations as smoothly as possible. Travelers are advised to check their flight status regularly as the situation is still developing.   What About Other Airlines? It’s not just Air India feeling the pressure. Other big airlines like Lufthansa, Emirates, and British Airways have also changed their routes or canceled flights through the region. This part of the Middle East is really important for flights going between Asia, Europe, and America, so this situation could affect a lot of global travel for a while. What Should You Do? If you have a flight coming up, it’s a good idea to double-check the status before heading to the airport. Air India has said they’ll refund tickets or help rebook flights if plans were thrown off by all this.

Live Updates on India-Pakistan Tension: Security Drill Preparations Are Underway

India's Pahalgam Terror Attack Tensions in Pakistan LIVE CHANGES: Amid concerns about India's military response to the terror assault in Pahalgam that murdered 26 people last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday.In light of the "new and complex threats" that have surfaced in the wake of the terror strike and the escalating tensions with Pakistan, the Union Home Ministry has requested that all states hold exercises on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan will examine the plans for bolstering civil defense systems, which include cleaning bunkers and trenches, teaching citizens to defend themselves in the event of a "hostile attack," and practicing air-raid warning sirens. The events took place on Monday, the 12th consecutive night that cross-border gunfire has occurred. Following the terror attack on April 22, tensions between India and Pakistan have been on the rise. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to punish the attackers and anyone involved in the conspiracy "beyond their imagination" by pursuing them to the "ends of the earth."  

We are now refugees in our own country." We might not come back.

Murshidabad Violence: Three people have already died as a result of the violence surrounding the new Waqf law. Hargobindo Das, 72, and Chandan Das, 40, were slain after a crowd dragged them from their home.Murshidabad Violence Update: After communal violence erupted in West Bengal's Murshidabad last week, Saptami Mondol, 24, sat on a tarpaulin sheet in a high school classroom in Parlalpur with her eight-day-old infant on her lap. The school has since been turned into a shelter.Saptami, one of the 400 men, women, and children seeking safety at the school after escaping their houses, is not sure if she will ever make it back to her village, which is 60 kilometers away by road or across the Ganga.Three people have already died as a result of the violence surrounding the new Waqf law, including Hargobindo Das (72), a father, and Chandan Das (40), who were killed after being dragged from their home by a crowd.Those who left the troubled areas remain unsure, despite the fact that authorities say the situation is normalizing and that more than 200 arrests have been made. The mob threw stones at our house and set fire to our neighbor's on Friday. When the mob dispersed in the evening, my mom and I fled inside, hiding. By then, the BSF had begun patrolling. All we have is what we are wearing. With the assistance of the BSF, we managed to reach the ghat (makeshift jetty)," said Saptami, who resides in Dhulian and whose husband is a mason in Kolkata.We boarded a boat and crossed the river in the darkness. A family in this settlement on the opposite side provided us with clothing and overnight lodging. We arrived at this school the following day," recalled Saptami's mother, Maheshwari Mondol.While we were crossing the river, my infant got a fever. Others now control us," Saptami remarked. "We are now refugees in our own country." What if they assault us once more? We might never be able to return.  

26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks: Before NIA, Pakistan Is Revealed, Tahawwur Rana Sings?

During the horrifying Mumbai 26/11 assaults, Tahawwur Hussain Rana made sure his school mate David Coleman Headley prepared the plan but refrained from firing a shot himself. Rana had declared that the 26/11 terrorists "should receive Pakistan's highest military honor, the Nishan-e-Haider," and that "Indians deserved it."Rana is currently speaking within a National Investigation Agency (NIA) detention facility in the center of Delhi, seventeen years after the largest terror assault in Indian history. After much effort, India has finally apprehended a major conspirator in the 26/11 attacks and intends to reveal the Pakistani government's involvement in the plot. This extradition is the first one related to the 26/11 attacks. In the past, India successfully deported plotter Abu Jundal from Saudi Arabia and prosecuted and executed 26/11 shooter Ajmal Kasab.But Rana is much more knowledgeable than Kasab and Jundal, and she is more than just a gear in the wheel. Rana, a former doctor in the Pakistani Army who enjoyed showing off his Pakistani uniform, is seen by Indian establishment officials as having the ability to reveal clear connections between Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Pakistan's deep state.  

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Rahool Kanal tells Kunal Kamra, "Shiv Sena-style swagat hoga," following a high court judgment in Madras, that it is "not a threat."

In order to confront the legal issues, the Shiv Sena leader invited Kunal Kamra to travel to Mumbai. Kamra is accused of making disparaging statements and has been granted temporary bail.When stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra visits Maharashtra, the party will greet him in "good Shiv Sena style," according to Rahool Kanal of the Shiv Sena's Yuva Sena (Shinde faction), who made the announcement on Monday. The comedian, a permanent resident of Villupuram town in Tamil Nadu, was asked to face the legal proceedings in Mumbai by Rahool Kanal, who was previously arrested and released on bail along with eleven other Sena workers for damaging Mumbai's Habitat studio where Kunal Kamra allegedly made a joke about Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde.Renowned for his caustic humor and candid opinions, Kunal Kamra has been in legal hot water after being accused of making disparaging remarks. The comedian has sought legal protection from arrest while he gets ready to fight the charges after the FIRs were filed in Maharashtra.Kunal Kamra was granted temporary anticipatory relief by the Madras high court on Friday, subject to his executing a bond satisfactory to the judicial magistrate at Vanur in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram district. Kamra had stated that he was "ordinarily a resident of this State (Tamil Nadu) since then" after relocating from Mumbai to Tamil Nadu in 2021 and that he was afraid of being arrested by Mumbai Police.Rahool Kanal told news agency ANI in response to the ruling of the Madras High Court, "We applaud the court's order that provides him relief, but it is only until April 7." He ought to appear before the law. Whatever protection he may have in Tamil Nadu, he will always be greeted with a warm "Shiv Sena style" when he visits Mumbai.  

Mumbai Police won't comment on allegations that the comedian's request for more time to join the probe was turned down in the Kunal Kamra controversy.

On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, the Mumbai Police declined to comment on rumors that it had denied Kunal Kamra's request for an extension to appear in court. "We are looking into the situation. A senior police official informed The Hindu that it would not be prudent to remark at this time.The Mumbai Police have summoned Kunal Kamra in connection with the case, and he has asked for one week to appear before the authorities. According to sources cited by NDTV, the comedian has received more than 500 calls, some of which have threatened to murder and dismember him. His comments, which infuriated political workers, are said to be the source of many of these threats.After a video of Kunal Kamra's joke went viral, fans of the Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) had strong reactions, sparking the dispute.The comic, who did not reveal his identity, appeared to make fun of Shinde at his recent performance at the Habitat comedy club in Khar, Mumbai, by altering a song from the movie "Dil Toh Pagal Hai."  

Violence in Nagpur: FIR shows accused made lewd gestures and groped a female police officer

51 people have been taken into custody by the police in relation to the violence in Nagpur; the same FIR names 500–600 unknown people in addition to 51 named offenders.The First Information Report (FIR) submitted at an area police station in connection with the incident claims that a guy who is suspected of participating in the violence in Nagpur, Maharashtra's ancient city, on Monday inappropriately touched a female police officer who was on duty.The FIR claimed that during the event, which allegedly started at 4 p.m. on March 17 and lasted until about 11.30 p.m., the Nagpur violence accused also made lewd gestures and misbehaved with other women, including police officers. The FIR claims that the accused misbehaved with the RCP squad official, made lewd gestures, and touched the uniform and body. Officials claim that throughout the mayhem, the crowd also threw bombs at the police."In Nagpur, five FIRs have been filed in relation to the violence. A number of individuals gathered at the city's Bhaldarpura chowk and began attacking the police officers, according to one of the FIRs submitted to the Ganeshpeth police station. Additionally, the crowd threw stones and petrol bombs at the police officers, according to an official.  

India News Live Get real time updates on the latest happenings across India. From key political shifts and government decisions to economic developments and crime reports, we bring you real-time info

Get up-to-date information on the most recent events occurring in India with India News Live. We provide you with up-to-date information as it happens, covering everything from significant political changes and governmental decisions to economic advancements and crime statistics. In addition, we cover general news, emphasizing noteworthy occasions and problems that affect day-to-day existence. Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, has supported a police officer's statement that those who are unhappy with the colors of Holi should stay inside. "Friday prayers must be read each week, yet Holi only occurs once a year. There is no requirement that one visit the mosque. Colors shouldn't be a problem for someone who has to go," he remarked.Adityanath made the comments during a summit hosted by India Today in response to the uproar over Sambhal Circle Officer Anuj Chaudhary's speech. Following a peace committee meeting at the Sambhal Kotwali police station on Thursday, Chaudhary advised reporters to stay indoors if they did not want to take part in Holi.  

Why India can't trust the Trump White House despite the proposed trade deal

A deal that the US president himself brokered is in direct opposition to US tariffs against Canada and Mexico. The WTO has lost its course, according to the US 2025 Trade Policy. With regard to commerce with the US, India cannot relax, BTA or not.In a move that could have a big impact on developing nations like India, which generally provide more protection to domestic industry than the wealthier, developed world, US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that reciprocal tariffs would be applied to trade partners regardless of their economic development. Trump's comments during a speech to the US Congress' Joint Session hinted that New Delhi might not receive any concessions on broad duties in trade negotiations. He specifically mentioned the automobile industry, claiming that India imposes tariffs of more than 100%.It's time for us to start utilizing tariffs against the nations that have been using them against us for decades. Generally speaking, are you familiar with the European Union, China, Brazil, India, Mexico, and Canada? Additionally, we pay tariffs that are far greater than those of innumerable other countries," Trump stated.    

India vs Australia LIVE Cricket Score, Semi-Final Champions Trophy 2025: Ben Dwarshuis departs as AUS fall to 239/7

IND vs AUS Live Cricket Score, India vs Australia Semi-Final Champions Trophy 2025 Live Score Online: Ravindra Jadeja removed Jos Inglis on 11 after Australia opted to bat first against India in Dubai on TuesdayIndia vs Australia Semi-Final Champions Trophy 2025 Live Score Online: Alex Carey is pushing to take Australia past the 2350-run mark after Australia lost their seventh wicket (Ben Dwarshuis) with 239 runs on board. Australia were looking set for a hefty target but they lost the twin wickets of Steve Smith (bowled by Mohammad Shami for 73 runs) and Glenn Maxwell (removed by Axar Patel) in quick succession to slump to 205 for the loss of six wickets. Steve Smith had opted to bat first in the semi-final against India in Dubai. India have been firing on all cylinders since the tournament started defeating all comers with Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer in top form while Varun Chakravarthy showed what he was capable of in just one match when he took 5 wickets vs New Zealand in the last Group A match. Skipper Rohit Sharma, however, hasn’t yet converted his starts and is due a big score in this tournament.Australia, meanwhile are without a lot of their stars from the ODI World Cup winning campaign with Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Mitch Marsh, Josh Hazlewood and Marcus Stoinis all unavailable due to various reasons. They, however, have Travis Head who has been a nightmare for India in recent years but he hasn’t yet played in Dubai this tournament. The transition from high scoring pitches in Pakistan to the sluggish Dubai surface will pose a challenge for Head and co.  

MEA informs Delhi High Court that a U.P. woman on death row for the alleged murder of a 4-month-old was executed in Abu Dhabi.

A thirty-three-year-old woman from the Banda district of Uttar Pradesh was accused of killing a four-month-old child and was scheduled to be executed in Abu Dhabi. The Foreign Minister informed the court that Shehzadi Khan was put to death on February 15, 2025, in compliance with UAE laws and regulations.According to the ministry, they and the Indian embassy in Abu Dhabi will help her family members fly to Abu Dhabi so that the final ceremonies could take place on March 5.Shahzadi Khan, who was facing a death sentence in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the death of a child in her care, was put to death on February 15, the ministry of external affairs said the Delhi high court on Monday.with December 19, 2022, the 33-year-old caretaker, who lives in the Banda area of Uttar Pradesh, traveled to Abu Dhabi with a tourist visa. She resided with a couple in Abu Dhabi after they secured a caretaker visa for her and hired her to look after their baby boy. The couple accused her of killing their baby and turned her over to the Abu Dhabi police in February 2023. The court of first instance sentenced her to death on July 31, 2023, and the appellate court upheld that sentence on February 28, 2024. She was incarcerated at the Al Wathba central jail before to her passing.Before a bench of justice Sachin Datta, the ministry, represented by additional solicitor general (ASG) Chetan Sharma, stated that the ministry and the Indian embassy in Abu Dhabi will provide support for her family members' travel to Abu Dhabi to carry out the final rites, which were scheduled for March 5.  

India News Live Today A group connected to the RSS launches a campaign on February 21, 2025, to replace "India" with "Bharat."

Get up-to-date information on the most recent events occurring in India with India News Live. We provide you with up-to-date information as it happens, covering everything from significant political changes and governmental decisions to economic advancements and crime statistics. In addition, we cover general news, emphasizing noteworthy occasions and problems that affect day-to-day existence.By March 21, the initiative, which was started at 200 places nationwide, hopes to have one million signatures.  

Due to the India's Got Latent dispute, Maharashtra police have filed a formal complaint against Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina.

Podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, comedian Samay Raina, and other artists have been charged by the Maharashtra cyber police for allegedly creating pornographic material and airing it on Raina's India's Got Latent show, which caused a great deal of controversy. The Assam police filed a formal complaint against the pair on Monday, making this their second FIR.The police have used, among other provisions, section 67 (transfer of obscene material in electronic form), according to a senior officer who verified the news to The Indian Express. Thirty persons have been booked by the internet police for allegedly using profane and abusive language throughout the presentation. "We filed a case against 30 people on Monday night, including artists, hosts, judges, and contestants from all six episodes of India's Got Latent. We will be summoning everyone to participate in the police investigation," a senior police officer from the Maharashtra state Cyber police said."We received a complaint and have instructed the police department to stop the show's telecast and immediately take necessary action as per Indian laws, and submit a report to the commission," stated Rupali Chakankar, chairperson of the Maharashtra Women's Commission.