India

India assures maximum security for Obama's visit

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Jan, 2015 11:29 AM

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh Thursday said maximum security arrangements were being made for US President Barack Obama's visit to India later this month.

"We have established maximum security arrangements...(for the visit)," he told the media.

The US president will arrive in India to attend this year's Republic Day parade as the chief guest. He is expected to arrive in the national capital Jan 25.

Prev Next

MORE India ARTICLES

No stops for Modi in US

Not long ago, Narendra Modi was not welcome in the US. But the US is now pulling out all stops to woo him when he comes calling at the White...

No stops for Modi in US

Rs.5,700 crore loss in Kashmir floods: Assocham

Floods in Jammu and Kashmir have caused a loss of around Rs.5,700 crore with heavy damages to trade, hotels, restaurants, horticulture and...

Rs.5,700 crore loss in Kashmir floods: Assocham

1.5 lakh people still marooned in Kashmir

Nearly 1.5 lakh people are still marooned in parts of the Kashmir Valley submerged by floods, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said....

1.5 lakh people still marooned in Kashmir

Punjab seeks higher compensation for farmers

Expressing concern over the meagre compensation given to farmers for losses due to natural disasters, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh...

Punjab seeks higher compensation for farmers

Punjab government suspends senior police officer

Cheema, an inspector general (IG) of police, was suspended following a complaint filed by three women, Krispy Khera, Maninder Gulati and Amarpreet Verma, against him....

Punjab government suspends senior police officer

Security blanket thrown for Modi, Xi visit

Over 3,000 security personnel, including some from China, are part of the watertight security measures for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese...