The US is returning 297 history-spanning antiquities stolen or smuggled from India, many dating back centuries. Marking the handover, President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posed for a photo in front of several of the artifacts, during a recent meeting between the two leaders.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed deep appreciation for US President Joe Biden for ensuring the return of 297 invaluable antiquities to India

India reclaimed 297 antiquities during PM Modi's recent US visit, raising the total recoveries since 2014 to 640. The US alone has returned 578 items. In July 2024, a historic 'Cultural Property Agreement' was signed between India and the USA to prevent illicit trafficking of Indian cultural property.

The US and India reached an agreement to work together on setting up a semiconductor fabrication plant in the South Asian nation, giving a boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to bolster manufacturing in the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held an "extremely fruitful" meeting with US President Joe Biden, who described the India-US partnership as "stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time i

Biden was accompanied by secretary of state Antony J Blinken, US national security advisor Jake Sullivan and the American ambassador to India Eric Garcetti

Quad leaders discussed the 'Cancer Moonshot' initiative to combat cervical cancer, highlighting collaboration in the Indo-Pacific.

President Biden lost track of events and forgot he was introducing the Prime Minister of India this weekend, leading to an uncomfortable moment.

Joe Biden lost his temper during a press conference, seeming to snap at staffers because he did not know which world leader he was supposed to be introducing next.