India Steps Away from the Old Song and Dance
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In the fantasy world of Indian film, Shilpa Shetty is a reigning princess, a lissome 29-year-old with a talent for twirling across Alpine meadows with muscle-bound suitors in tow.
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Economic growth is booming in countries like India and China where American popular culture does not dominate.
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A thousand Indian troops withdrew from the disputed territory of Kashmir yesterday in a goodwill gesture aimed at fostering a new peace in the province.
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A mosque bombing serves as a reminder that even as India roars ahead at the cutting edge of globalizing modernity, it is still torn by ancient hatreds
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NEW DELHI -- Famous for its culture of respect for the elderly, India is taking this tradition to an extreme with new legislation that, if approved, could see children who fail to look after their elderly parents sent to jail.
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India's president has repealed a  tough anti-terror law, a government official said on Wednesday,  removing a measure critics say has been misused against  minority Muslims and to settle political scores.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced Thursday that India would reduce the number of its troops in the disputed territory of Kashmir, a significant gesture that comes
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When Pakistan&#39;s prime minister made a rare visit this week to India, plenty of people had little interest in talking about regional peace, or the Kashmir militancy, or nuclear proliferation.
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India's ruling Congress party has been ousted from power in another state, the latest in a string of electoral reverses this year, results showed.
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In India, the European Union has an image problem. Seen as an impregnable economic fortress and yet a shaky political sandcastle, the 25-nation bloc faces an uphill battle to be taken seriously in the world's biggest democracy.
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No more Bukhara or Bombay Club for Bill Clinton. Or at least, no more butter chicken and badam halwa for him at these favoured Indian restaurants in New Delhi and Washington.
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The west is stripping the developing world of its talent. The pressures of ageing populations and the need to be at the frontier of technological change has meant skilled labour is in short supply, so raiding
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After remakes of blockbusters of yesteryears, Hindu epics are the latest fad in   Bollywood.
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India hits out at changes to the voting structure of the IMF after it sees its share of the vote decrease.
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The announcement by India on Thursday that it will unilaterally reduce its troop deployments in the disputed territory of Kashmir this winter was greeted as a &quot;great leap forward&quot; by Pakistani officials and Kashmiri separatists, reports Agence France
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It may now be the turn of Indian companies to offshore outside India their IT services requirements.
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Sania Mirza will stop appearing in tennis competitions in her native country to avoid further controversies.