The one-billionth tourist is predicted to cross an international border on Thursday, marking a milestone in human interaction.
The Indian government appointed a retired judge to probe Walmart's disclosure of Capitol Hill lobbying activity pertaining to India.
India's industrial output jumped 8.2 percent in October -- its fastest pace in more than a year -- beating the analysts' expectations of a 4.5 percent rise, according to the official data released Wednesday.
Pandit Ravi Shankar, the legendary sitarist described as the "godfather of world music" by Beatles guitarist George Harrison, has died at 92.
The popularity of the Hitler clothing store in India reflects cultural differences in perceptions of the Nazi tyrant.
It is a very dangerous game to judge historical characters by today's acceptability standards.
Kingfisher Airlines has reportedly finalized a deal with Etihad Airways to sell 48 percent of stake
Intelligence experts say the U.S. will lose its clout by 2030, but that won't be just bad news for Americans.
Opponents of foreign big-box retail in India claim Wal-Mart's engagement with Capitol Hill amounts to corruption.
One-third of NHS’ 1.2 million-strong workforce originated in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Chinese authorities arrested a monk and his nephew for their alleged roles in inciting a series of self-immolations, state media reported Sunday.
Asian markets are expected to open on a positive note as better-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll data eased fears.
December began on an embarrassing note for India as it suffered three international setbacks.
Asian markets rose in the week as investor sentiment was lifted with China's manufacturing and service activity expanding in November.
From “superstorms” to mega disasters, 2012 was, by all accounts, an eventful year. More than 1 billion people traveled - led by the ramp-up in Chinese tourists.
India suffers from high rates of absenteeism in the workplace, schools and even hospitals.
India's parliament backed premier Singh's move to let states decide whether to allow transnational retail companies into their markets.
The U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' unemployment report.
A report published Thursday by two rights groups accused the members of India’s armed forces, including several high-ranking officials, of human rights abuses in Indian-administered Kashmir.
The Asian Development Bank slightly lowered the 2012 and 2013 growth forecasts for developing Asia.
The United States is likely to give India, South Korea, Turkey and other nations another six-month reprieve Friday from financial sanctions because they have cut their oil purchases from Iran.
The culture of smoking is deeply rooted in Bangladesh, particularly among men, regardless of social class or income.
