Preying on Fear Inaben Desai, of Sugar Land, Texas, came home from grocery shopping, and her mother handed her the phone, eyes wide with alarm... READ MORE›
Another man from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat revealed 138.6 billion rupees of illegal income, locally known as black money... READ MORE›
Investigators have arrested 20 people in the United States, and Indian authorities have made 75 arrests following October raids on three premises in the Thane suburb of Mumbai... READ MORE›
In the short-term though, the biggest crackdown on money laundering in India's history is having some unusual side-effects... READ MORE›
Justice Department officials said the defendants -- 24 of them based in the United States -- ran at least five call center groups overseas... READ MORE›
The Kabaddi World Cup is indicative of the current state of Indian sporting enterprise... READ MORE›
AHMEDABAD India The resentment built slowly in Hardik Patel... READ MORE›
A much more robust monitoring of mosques, Muslim community centers and donor networks is needed... READ MORE›
While certainly wretched by American standards, Beijing's average air pollution level is 53, on a scale from 26 to 208... READ MORE›
India's former record high was 60 years ago, when temperatures reached 123 degrees Fahrenheit in Alwar, also a city in Rajasthan... READ MORE›
Chowkipur, a village in India that has no electricity... READ MORE›
Not all Indian-origin motel entrepreneurs are named Patel, but most come from Gujarati Hindu trader families... READ MORE›
Not all Indian-origin motel entrepreneurs are named Patel, but most come from Gujarati Hindu trader families... READ MORE›
But that seems to be wishful thinking, said Prof Sudhir Chella Rajan, a specialist in urban air pollution at the Indian Institute of Technology Chennai... READ MORE›
NEW DELHI -- An Indian court on Thursday convicted 24 suspects, 11 of them for murder, for their part in religious riots in 2002 in western India... READ MORE›
Solar Impulse 2 departed Muscat, Oman, on Tuesday for an estimated 16-hour flight to Ahmedabad, India... READ MORE›
A court in India has convicted 24 people over the killings of 69 Muslims during religious riots in the western Indian state of Gujarat in 2002... READ MORE›
Solar Impulse 2, the world's first airplane flying on solar energy, lands Tuesday in Ahmedabad, India... READ MORE›
In Brazil, the Rio de Janeiro-based animal rights group Animal Freedom Union asked the same question... READ MORE›
The violence was sparked on Tuesday when police briefly detained the movement's charismatic young leader, 22-year-old Hardik Patel... READ MORE›
At least 129 people have been killed and more than 200 injured following a series of terrorist attacks in the French capital... READ MORE›
As Indians break out of traditional employment, they're breaking out of traditional workplaces, too -- and in their stead, creative coworking spaces are thriving... READ MORE›
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said the new index could drive efforts to ease air pollution... READ MORE›
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said the new index could drive efforts to ease air pollution... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, a 12-year-old girl in the drought-stricken western state of Maharashtra died from the heat while fetching water, Indian broadcaster NDTV said Wednesday... READ MORE›
Dozens of Muslims were killed in religious clashes in the western state of Gujarat at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was its chief minister... READ MORE›
As part of the 508 km-long corridor between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, a 21 km tunnel will go under the sea... READ MORE›
A court in western India has acquitted six men accused of killing three British tourists during religious riots in 2002... READ MORE›
Officials prohibited gatherings of five or more people in Ahmedabad, the capital of Gujarat State, starting Wednesday... READ MORE›
Authorities are still investigating the alleged murder, which includes the son of a local Bharatiya Janata Party politician as a prime suspect... READ MORE›
However, Manohar Parrikar, India's defence minister and a senior BJP leader, suggested at a public function later that Khan was taught a lesson... READ MORE›
Modi also said militants operating against India were using counterfeit 500 rupee notes, worth about US 7.50 at current exchange rates... READ MORE›
Ever since Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party BJP came to power in 2014, Hindu cow vigilantes have been in the news... READ MORE›
These is a lot of opposition among cow protection groups, one activist, Nawal Kishore Sharma, said Monday... READ MORE›
Cow vigilante groups have become increasingly active in many parts of India... READ MORE›
Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets in the western Indian state of Gujarat after an attack on low-caste villagers by cow protection vigilantes... READ MORE›
Officials decided that having a physical panic button was faster than using an application for mobile phones, Gandhi's ministry said... READ MORE›
All mobile phones in India must have a panic button to summon police beginning next year, which officials say is a game changer for women's safety... READ MORE›
Indian journalists say they face more violent threats and attacks for questioning government policy or the wisdom of Prime Minister Narendra Modi... READ MORE›
The leader of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party is a divisive figure for many Indians... READ MORE›
Last week's killing of a Muslim farmer by a Hindu mob over rumors of eating beef has polarized Indians... READ MORE›
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