NEW DELHI -- India successfully test-fired a long-range nuclear-capable missile on Thursday from an island in the Bay of Bengal... READ MORE›
The ballistic missile, called Agni 5, was launched from Abdul Kalam Island, off Odisha State in eastern India on Thursday morning, traveling for around 19 minutes and 3,000 miles... READ MORE›
Campaigners call on Nepali authorities to step up efforts to demystify menstruation after chauupadi claims another life... READ MORE›
The road connects a very important part of Spiti Valley and we needed to cross to the other side, said one of the bikers... READ MORE›
The road connects a very important part of Spiti Valley and we needed to cross to the other side, said one of the bikers... READ MORE›
The road connects a very important part of Spiti Valley and we needed to cross to the other side, said one of the bikers... READ MORE›
As costs fall, the International Renewable Energy Agency predicts a 17-fold rise in the amount of battery storage installed worldwide, from 2GW today to 175GW by 2030... READ MORE›
India's influence in Nepal was once unrivaled. But China's rising power could determine the election... READ MORE›
Thirty years ago, a lone climber set out up Helvellyn on Christmas Day with a pocket full of 10 pence pieces... READ MORE›
"So, I agreed to follow up on this study with a more rigorous approach based on more genetic data from more purported yeti samples."... READ MORE›
On his latest visit to Srinagar, the capital of Indian-administered Kashmir, Andrew Whitehead came across a little-known community which has returned home after centuries away... READ MORE›
He was wearing an I heart Nepal baseball cap in Tempathang and discussing politics the night before the elections... READ MORE›
DNA analysis conducted by Oxford University genetics professor Bryan Sykes suggests the creature is the descendant of an ancient polar bear... READ MORE›
A Russian extreme sportsman famed for his record-breaking free-falling stunts has died in a base jumping accident in the Himalayas, expedition organizers i... READ MORE›
In New Delhi, smog levels of PM 2.5, the particles most damaging to health, have reached 40 times the World Health Organization's safe limit... READ MORE›
WWF report finds 60 percent of global biodiversity loss is down to meat-based diets which put huge strain on Earth's resources... READ MORE›
In the 1990s, India came down hard on a widespread uprising in the Kashmir valley - killing, torturing, disappearing, and imprisoning thousands... READ MORE›
Wu, however, reiterated that the withdrawal of Indian border guards was a precondition to resolving the situation... READ MORE›
After his space flight, Mr Sharma returned to his life as a jet pilot... READ MORE›
READ MORE China demands India pulls back troops in border dispute India, meanwhile, denied any such military buildup... READ MORE›
KATHMANDU, Nepal -- Famed Swiss climber Ueli Steck was killed Sunday in a mountaineering accident near Mount Everest in Nepal, expedition organizers said... READ MORE›
Rangers often find dozens of snares during expeditions into the park's Argut river valley and say this is the main threat to snow leopards in Russia... READ MORE›
Steck was planning to climb 29,035-foot Mount Everest and nearby Mount Lhotse next month... READ MORE›
Read more Could a war break out between India and China -- again?... READ MORE›
Bhutan, a small kingdom with close military and economic ties to India, requested assistance from Delhi, which sent forces to resist the Chinese advance... READ MORE›
For years, religious conservatives and Islamist militants have accused rival India, where the Indus River system rises, of constricting Pakistan's water supply... READ MORE›
It saw military action during the 1962 Sino-Indian war, and India and China often accuse each other of incursions into each other's territories... READ MORE›
Google claimed 68 percent of mobile search revenue in the United States last year, according to the research firm eMarketer... READ MORE›
Some 133 plants, 39 invertebrates, 26 fish, 10 amphibians, one reptile, one bird and one mammal have been discovered over the past 6 years in the Eastern Himalayas, the report says... READ MORE›
Human pressure on natural world heritage sites increased on all continents except Europe, where it decreased significantly... READ MORE›
Much of that forms the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, which China calls South Tibet... READ MORE›
Once reserved for sacred events, now almost half of Papua New Guineans chew betel nut... READ MORE›
One thing Ueli Steck wasn't and that's a machine, he tweeted... READ MORE›
Pakistan's foreign ministry strongly denounced unprovoked cease-fire violations and warned that India has deliberately escalated tension in Kashmir... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India is scheduled to visit China next week, placing pressure on Chinese and Indian officials to find a solution... READ MORE›
Above all, countries and people now have options to transform the way we live... READ MORE›
Emma Stone shows off toned legs with side-split navy dress as she steps out in New York She quickly rushed to her destination Wardrobe malfunction!... READ MORE›
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Himalayan kingdoms forests absorb three times more CO2 emissions than its population create, helping to make it the worlds most carbon negative country, new analysis shows... READ MORE›
Famously called the champagne of teas, it is grown in 87 gardens in the foothills of the Himalayas in Darjeeling in West Bengal state... READ MORE›
Interest rises in a remote ashram after Mark Zuckerberg says Steve Jobs sent him there to meditate on the future of Facebook... READ MORE›
Shayara Bano's petition against her divorce energizes national debate about women's status in Islam... READ MORE›
Seven years ago, Nick Wharton and Dariece Swift had full-time jobs, a mortgage, a car and an average twenty-something life firmly routed in their native Canada... READ MORE›
No major Indian or Pakistani news organisation currently has a correspondent in the other country's capital... READ MORE›
Accessible for two months each year when the pack ice recedes, Antarctica's Ross Sea region is one of the planet's most remote places... READ MORE›
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