Prime Minister Modi concluded his Japan visit, heading to China for the SCO meet. The visit strengthened India-Japan ties through six agreements, seve

PM Modi also said that under the human resource action plan, the exchange of 5 lakh people from both sides will be encouraged in different fields in the next five years. In this, 50,000 skilled Indians will actively contribute to Japan's economy.India and Japan's participation will not be limited to Delhi and Tokyo.

Tokyo: Japan on Friday set an investment target of 10 trillion yen in India over a decade and the two sides firmed up a mega roadmap to bolster cooperation in several key areas such as

Japan will introduce its latest E10 series Shinkansen bullet trains to India by early 2030 as part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail project, a centrepiece of cooperation between Tokyo and New Delhi.

India and Japan on Friday laid a strong foundation for what leaders described as “a new and golden chapter” in their Special Strategic and Global Partnership, unveiling a 10-year roadmap to deepen cooperation across eight pillars — ranging from economy and

The announcement of the accelerated missile schedule coincides with a ministry request for a record 8.8 trillion yen ($59.9 billion) in the fiscal 2026 budget to focus on long-range missiles and drones to counter threats from China, North Korea, and Russia.

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Japan's first entirely homegrown quantum computer uses superconducting qubits and components made entirely domestically.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on a two-day official visit to Japan, greeted his Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba with the words "Arigato gozaimasu."

Japan and South Korea are doubling down on defense technology as they adapt to demographic decline, regional threats, and an unreliable United States.