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NEW DELHI - Terming India and the US "natural allies", senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sushma Swaraj Monday told President Barack Obama that the people of India will be more appreciative if the US is clear in identifying the perpetrators of the 26/11 terror attack.

NEW DELHI - Describing his speech as "disappointing and ambiguous", the Left parties Monday reacted adversely to Barack Obama's address in the Indian Parliament and said it had no mention of the "suffering and poverty caused by the US policies".

NEW DELHI - Loud applause, words of appreciation and a standing ovation followed US President Barack Obamas address to parliamentarians that left the audience spellbound at its live telecast at the American Center here Monday.

NEW DELHI - Members of Parliament belonging to regional political parties Monday welcomed US President Barack Obama's address here to Indian parliamentarians, but said it had to be seen "how the promises translate into action".

LONDON - British intelligence agency MI5 Monday began a recruitment campaign targeting women after violence in a TV show appeared to be scaring away would-be female recruits, a media report said Monday.