Times Square

The Times Square campaign is more than just a flashy stunt. It is symbolic of the Pakistani diaspora’s growing frustration with the betrayal of democratic values back home and their willingness to challenge the establishment’s narrative on the world stage.

Mohanlal’s L2: Empuraan promo lights up Times Square, Prithviraj Sukumaran thanks fans

Mohanlal’s upcoming film L2: Empuraan made history as its promo was screened in New York’s Times Square. The event, ahead of its grand release on March 27, 2025, saw over 300 fans in attendance, celebrating the highly anticipated sequel with excitement and fanfare.

'History has been scriped': Durga Puja goes to New York's Times Square for first time ever. Watch

Videos from the celebration, shared widely on social media, showed people from both communities enjoying the colourful festival. Attendees, many dressed in traditional Indian attire, expressed their excitement about witnessing Durga Puja in New York for the first time.

Anushka Sen makes history as the first Indian artist to perform at Times Square, New York

Anushka Sen has made history as the first Indian artist to perform live on stage at Times Square, New York City. Marking her debut as a singer in the West, she collaborated with UN Young Leader for Sustainable Development Goals, AY Young, on his Battery Tour, which aims to power 1,000 concerts using clean energy.

Virat Kohli's gigantic statue unveiled at Times Square in New York

Kohli's reliability extends not only to his pivotal role in Team India's T20 World Cup 2024 lineup but also to his stature as one of cricket's greats over the past decade.

New York Becomes World’s Most Polluted City Surpassing Delhi| How Canada Wildfires Impacting NYC

New York City is battling hazardous levels of pollution from Canada wildfires that have filled the city with smoke and turned its sky an apocalyptic orange. New York’s famous skyline became almost invisible on Wednesday as a thick veil of smoke shrouded the city. So, how is this smoke affecting the life of New Yorkers, and what is happening in Canada? Watch to find out

Week in pictures: Stunning photos from around the world

From New Year’s Eve celebrations in New York's Times Square, to Palestinians inspecting the site of a house demolished by the Israeli army in the West Bank village of Kafr Dan, to the body of late Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI lying out in state inside St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican, this photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images from around the world in the past week.

What to know about the times square ball drop on New Year’s Eve

This year’s celebration will be a full return to all the usual revelries after two years of scaled-back events because of the coronavirus pandemic.

India@75 | Khadi tricolour fly-past over the Hudson, billboard at Times Square attractions of India's 75th Independence Day in New York

The Federation of Indian Associations NY-NJ-CT-NE (FIA) has planned a plethora of special events to celebrate India's 75 years of Independence - Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav this year.

MYRE Capital launches new grade-A office asset in Mumbai's Times Square

The new property offering in Andheri area is an institutional grade-A office space which is expected to offer a rental yield of 10.5% and 13.6% of target Internal Rate of Return (IRR).

Over 3,000 people perform Yoga at iconic Times Square

The Consulate General of India, New York in partnership with Times Square Alliance hosted the 7th International Day of Yoga celebrations on Sunday at the popular city destination, known as the crossroads of the world. The day-long celebration themed as Solstice Event was attended by more than 3000 people.

In pics: Gridlock gone, sports car collectors take over Times Square

Now, Times Square has taken a turn toward Tokyo Drift, just without the “Fast and the Furious,” as car-loving New Yorkers flock to the barren streets of the theater district.

Hundreds converge on Times Square to protest racism, Donald Trump

Politicians including Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio (dih BLAH'-zee-oh) joined the demonstration yesterday.

NASDAQ commemorates India's Independence Day

NASDAQ Vice President Joe Brantuk said 2017 marks the eighth year in a row that NASDAQ has commemorated India's Independence Day with the bell-ringing ceremony at its site in the heart of Times Square.

New York rebounds after blizzard, Washington shuts down govt

Midtown Manhattan sprang back to life on a bright and sunny Sunday as residents and tourists rejoiced in the warming sunlight, digging out buried cars, heading to reopened Broadway shows and cavorting in massive drifts left by New York City's second-biggest snowstorm on record

Modi's speech to be beamed live at New York's Times Square

Modi is scheduled to address a 20,000 packed crowd inside the Madison Square Garden for which nearly 40,000 people had applied from across the nation. The live telecast of the speech is expected to help some of these people to listen to Modi's speech at the Times Square - another historic venue of the New York City.

Pleased to see no innovation in the design of the S4: HTC President

After HTC CMO Ben Ho taking a not so subtle dig at the Samsung Galaxy S4s underwhelming specifications, Mike Woodwork, President of the companys

Potshot roundup: Companies that took a dig at the Samsung Galaxy S4 launch

When mobile companies prepare to launch their most important devices, a lot goes into it elaborate marketing campaigns, advertisements, teasers and

Where does Jobs stand among America's iconic CEOs?

The question is not whether Steve Jobs is an iconic CEO, but where Apple Inc's co-founder ranks in the pantheon of business leaders who have carved out a place in history.

Indian Consul General rings closing bell at NASDAQ

Marking India's 65th Independence Day, Indian Consul General in New York Prabhu Dayal rang the closing bell at the NASDAQ stock exchange as billboards at Times Square displayed images of the tricolour.