By Aditya Kalra and Munsif Vengattil NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Nearly all the iPhones exported by Foxconn from India went to the United States between March and May, customs data showed, far above the 2024 average of 50% and a clear sign of Apple's efforts to bypass high U.

Congress has once again raised questions over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on US president Donald Trump’s frequent claims that he played a key role in stopping the war between India and Pakistan.

The Claim That Rocked South Asia, Again On 7 June 2025, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that a simmering India-Pakistan clash earlier this spring “could have gone nuclear” but for his personal intervention.

During a bill signing ceremony today at the White House, Donald Trump claims he gave Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi investigative advice on what caused the tragic Air India crash earlier today.

US President Donald Trump insisted Thursday he would bring India and Pakistan to the table together after recent fighting, saying he can "solve anything."US diplomacy last month helped bring a ceasefire that ended four days of fighting between the nuclear-armed adversaries triggered by an attack on civilians in the Indian part of divided Kashmir.

Donald Trump has broken his silence on the 'horrific' Air India plane crash which was carrying over 200 people.

Foxconn dramatically increased iPhone shipments from India to the US. This shift comes as Apple navigates trade challenges. Chinese smartphone exports to the US have significantly decreased. Apple is investing heavily in Indian production.

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he was "very optimistic" about a deal between India and US, which he said said would come in the "not too distant future". In

This is a big jump from last year, when only about half of these phones were sent to the U.S. Before, Indian-made iPhones were also shipped to countries like the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and Britain,

President Donald Trump drew charged reactions of both admiration and ire at the Kennedy Center’s opening night of “Les Misérables.”