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Chinese In India: Kolkata’s Dwindling Chinatown
Chinese people have lived in Kolkata for at least 230 years, dating back to the time when the city was the capital of the British Empire in India.
China, India Jointly Push For New Initiative To Resolve Border Dispute; Sign Eight Agreements
China and India on Monday decided to end their border disputes amicably, while signing new agreements to strengthen ties.
Silver Prices Join Gold In Retreat As Inflationary Concerns Abate And Asian Economic Situation Seen Improving
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S&P Retains Negative Outlook On India's Sovereign Rating; Warns Of Ratings Downgrade To Junk Status
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Yemenis See Vital Economic Lifeline Being Cut As Saudi Arabia Cracks Down On Illegal Immigrant Labor
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Pakistan Post-Election: What Can We Expect From New Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif?
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Chinese Official Says Tibetans No Longer Interested In Dalai Lama's Politics
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The trade of human organs –- though illegal since 1994 –- is believed to be widespread and highly lucrative in India.
Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. Agrees To Pay $500 Million To Settle Felony Charges It Adulterated Drugs And Lied To The FDA
Ranbaxy USA accepted three felony counts of adulterating its drugs as well as four felony charges that it knowingly lied to the FDA.
Betrayal: British Union Outraged Over Aviva’s India Outsourcing Plans
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Tea Or Coffee: Which Is India’s National Drink?
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Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss: Who Is Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan’s New Leader?
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ElectraCard, Indian Card Processor, Attacked In $45 Million Cyber Heist: Report
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India’s Ruling Congress Party Cabinet Ministers Pawan Bansal, Ashwani Kumar Resign Amid Scandals
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India Supreme Court Clears Way For Posco To Build $12 Billion Iron Ore Mining Plant In Odisha State, Setting Aside Lower Court's Decision
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1993 Mumbai Blasts: India’s Supreme Court Rejects Bollywood Star Sanjay Dutt’s Review Petition
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