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INDIA ABOLISHES 500 AND 1,000 RUPEE NOTES TO FIGHT CORRUPTION
Five hundred rupee 7.5 and 1,000 rupee notes will cease to be legal tender from Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an unscheduled address to the nation... READ MORE›
AFTER SHOOTINGS INDIANS ARE WARY OF COMING TO US
Some Indians who had planned to go to the United States said they were hesitating... READ MORE›
SINGAPORE AND HONG KONG TOP WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES
Europe had four cities in the top 10, with Geneva, Paris and Copenhagen joining Zurich... READ MORE›
SURGICAL STRIKES: PAKISTAN REJECTS INDIA'S CLAIMS
Pakistani account There were unconfirmed reports on Thursday that Pakistan had captured an Indian soldier on its side of the Kashmir border... READ MORE›
INDIA SIGNS $9BN DEAL TO BUY FRENCH FIGHTER JETS
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, at his UN General Assembly address on Wednesday, said he did not want an arms race with India ... READ MORE›
BHOPAL: INDIAN POLICE KILL 'UNARMED' ESCAPED PRISONERS
Police insisted there was no breakdown in security at the prison, a supposedly maximum security facility which has a round-the-clock electronic surveillance system... READ MORE›
BHOPAL JAILBREAK: QUESTIONS RAISED OVER POLICE KILLINGS
Lawyer of prisoners killed by police in India's Bhopal says the killings were pre-planned murder ... READ MORE›
THE VOICES OF PEACE OPPOSING WAR IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN
When 24-year-old Aliya Harir left her home in Islamabad, Pakistan, for India on September 27, tensions between the neighbouring nuclear-armed countries were running high... READ MORE›
INDIA CLAIMS STRIKING SUSPECTED REBELS IN PAKISTAN
An Indian army spokesman confirmed that there had been shelling from the Pakistani side of the LoC into the Poonch district of Indian-administered Kashmir... READ MORE›
INDIA'S GOVERNMENT IS NOW SHAMING PEOPLE INTO USING TOILETS
Rama Lakshmi The Washington Post NEW DELHI -- India's government has been on a public toilet building spree... READ MORE›
HOW A HALF-BILLION-DOLLAR STATUE IS DIVIDING INDIA
King Shivaji fought India's Muslim Mughal empire in the 17th century and carved out his own kingdom in the Maharashtra region near modern-day Mumbai... READ MORE›
INDIA CLAIMS 'SURGICAL STRIKES' AGAINST MILITANTS IN PAKISTAN-CONTROLLED KASHMIR
Pakistan's foreign ministry strongly denounced unprovoked cease-fire violations and warned that India has deliberately escalated tension in Kashmir... READ MORE›
TRUMP'S EXTENSIVE DEALS IN INDIA RAISE CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST CONCERNS
Is this India's Donald Trump -- minus the flash? the Indian Express wondered in 2014... READ MORE›
INDIAN ARMY SUFFERS WORST LOSS IN YEARS TO MILITANTS, AS 17 SOLDIERS DIE IN KASHMIR
It was the largest number of casualties suffered by the Indian army in a single Kashmir attack in more than two decades... READ MORE›
NARENDRA MODI COULD MAKE OR BREAK OBAMAS CLIMATE LEGACY
So far, Indian negotiators have publicly staked out an uncompromising position... READ MORE›
PAKISTAN MILITARY PREPARES FOR A POSSIBLE INDIAN ATTACK
Indian officials have accused Pakistan of sending the armed attackers across the de facto border into the Indian portion of Kashmir... READ MORE›
INDIA PREPARES TO TAKE DELIVERY OF ONE OF WORLD'S STEALTHIEST SUBMARINES AMID CHINA THREAT
Updated August 4, 2017 11 14 am Indian Navy's Scorpene submarine INS Kalvari is escorted by tugboats as it arrives at Mazagon Docks Ltd, in Mumbai... READ MORE›
TOKYO RETURNS TO WORLD'S 10 PRICIEST CITIES AS ASIA DOMINATES LIST
Europe had four cities in the top 10, with Geneva, Paris and Copenhagen joining Zurich... READ MORE›
INSIDE THE INDIAN TEMPLE THAT DRAWS AMERICAS TECH TITANS
Interest rises in a remote ashram after Mark Zuckerberg says Steve Jobs sent him there to meditate on the future of Facebook... READ MORE›
TRUE SCALE OF INDIAS TUBERCULOSIS PROBLEM 28 MILLION NEW CASES
The organization's estimate of new global TB patients rose to 10.4 million, from 9.6 million a year earlier, in large part because of the revised numbers in India... READ MORE›
PILOTS CLAIMED THEY WERE SHORT OF FUEL TO BAG PRIORITY LANDING SLOTS
IndiGo, operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., declined to comment while Air India didn't immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment... READ MORE›
TIM COOK MEETS INDIAN PM NARENDRA MODI, DISCUSSES 'FUTURE PLANS' FOR APPLE IN INDIA
Apple CEO Tim Cook met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, concluding his maiden trip to India... READ MORE›
HOW A CALL CENTRE IN INDIA SCAMMED U.S. CITIZENS OF $100 MILLION
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›
HEAT IN INDIA SETS A RECORD 1238 DEGREES
India's former record high was 60 years ago, when temperatures reached 123 degrees Fahrenheit in Alwar, also a city in Rajasthan... READ MORE›
INDIAS HUGE NEED FOR ELECTRICITY IS A PROBLEM FOR THE PLANET
Wires are hooked onto power lines to steal electricity in Patna, India... READ MORE›
HOPING JOBS FOR INDIA FOLLOW MODI CLEARS INVESTORS PATH
Foreign investors will also be permitted to buy up to 74 percent of Indian pharmaceutical companies without seeking government approval... READ MORE›
INDIA'S PRIME MINISTER RAN AS A STRONG LEADER. HE NOW FACES HIS FIRST BIG TEST.
Ved Prakash Malik, who was the Indian army chief during the last major border conflict between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, in the Kargil district... READ MORE›
BOLLYWOOD BECOMES INDIA AND PAKISTANS LATEST BATTLEGROUND
And Pakistani actors have recently entered Bollywood amid the growing popularity in India of Pakistani-based television serials... READ MORE›
INDIA SAYS IT WANTS ONE OF THE CROWN JEWELS BACK
The issue was raised this week by a private group that was seeking a court order requiring the Indian government to request the diamond's return... READ MORE›
THE SATURDAY PROFILE FIGHTING TRUANCY AMONG INDIAS TEACHERS WITH A PISTOL AND A STICK
Mr. Mishra said he soon discovered that some of the missing teachers lived nowhere near their schools... READ MORE›