India and Japan have rapidly developing defense relations. The rare deployment of JASDF F2 fighters abroad could open the doors for more such cooperation.
Hiroshi Yoshida, one of Japan's greatest 20th-century artists, traveled to India and created iconic works capturing the Taj Mahal at various times of the day.
Maldives remains an important partner for India and Japan in maintaining peace, stability, prosperity, and access to the sea lanes running through the region.
Beijing's policy toward Bhutan is limited for now, but history shows why the latter remains wary of China's ultimate strategic aims in the Himalayan region.
The first multinational exercise hosted by the Indian Air Force in 61 years, Tarang Shakti aims to boost interoperability and security in the Indo-Pacific.
As India celebrates its 78th Independence Day on August 15, the Ambassador to Japan reviews the two countries' multifaceted collaboration and long friendship.
Protesters have forced the Bangladesh prime minister to resign and flee. Meanwhile, Japan and India are still heavily invested in the country's development.
India's Vinesh Phogat earned a stunning upset victory over Yui Susaki, a four-time world champion, in a women's freestyle wrestling match in the French capital.
The interests of India and Japan converge in the BIMSTEC region, and New Delhi and Tokyo should cooperate in its development, especially on connectivity.
Sri Lanka imposed a moratorium on foreign research vessels in a step to curb Beijing's influence, which was a major factor in its colossal economic debacle.
Both nations are enthusiastic members of the Quad, which seeks to counter Chinese influence, but they disagree on how to respond to Russia's war with Ukraine.
Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore opened his home to many involved in Asia's cultural renaissance, including Okakura Kakuzo, who famously wrote "The Book of Tea."