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Burma’s Rohingya: A New Lightning Rod For Islamic Militants?

Pakistani militants have vowed revenge for the Burmese attacks on Muslims.

Monsoon Politics: Why It Can’t Rain Reforms In India

Monsoon rains, critical to farm output in India's trillion-dollar economy

India's much-awaited "second wave" of reforms is likely to be delayed due to the dilly-dallying monsoon. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who doubles as the finance minister, is expected to hold the crucial policy decisions on allowing the FDI in retail sector and hike in diesel prices until at least the second week of September, Reuters has reported quoting official sources.

Maruti Manesar Plant Violence: Stocks Of 'Swift' And 'DZire' Cars Dry Out As Shutdown Continues

Maruti Suzuki, India's largest car maker faces supply woes as the stocks of its two most popular car brands Swift and DZire have dried out, following the shutdown at its Manesar plant in the state of Haryana.

Asian Stock Market Advance On Easing Hopes

Asian stock markets advanced for the first time in five days on Thursday as disappointing U.S. housing data boosted hopes for further monetary stimulus from the Federal Reserve.

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Tiger Tourism Ban In India: Will It Help Or Hurt The Dwindling Population?

A Supreme Court ruling temporarily banning tourism in India’s tiger reserves has sparked a heated debate between conservationists and local tour operators: Could banning tourists actually make things worse?

Engineers work in the control room at Infosys Technologies campus in Bangalore

Infosys-Palmer Visa Case To Go For Trial As Mediation Fails

The whistleblower case between Infosys, India's second largest IT services exporter, and one of its employees in the U.S. would go to trial next month as a mediation conference Tuesday fell through.

Asian Stocks Fall On Spain Worries; Apple Results Hit Tech Shares

Asian stock markets declined Wednesday as mounting concerns over the euro zone debt crisis continued to weigh on the sentiment while disappointing earnings from Apple hit tech shares.

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Asian Stocks Fall As Euro Zone Concerns Deepen

Most Asian markets fell Wednesday as investors continued to worry that the debt crisis faced by the euro zone would weigh down the global economic condition.

Starbucks Earnings Preview: Higher Earnings From More Market Share

Starbucks Corporation (Nasdaq: SBUX), the world's largest coffee chain, is expected to report higher second-quarter profit as growth in its ground coffee division offsets the cost of buying a bakery company.

Anti-Irish Hatred: Yes, Pockets Still Exist In Britain

Liverpool, only about 130 miles from Dublin across the Irish Sea, has long attracted immigrants from Eire.

Wipro Net Profit Up, Shares Drop On Week Forecast

Wipro Ltd, India's third largest IT services exporter, Tuesday reported a jump of 6.7 percent sequentially in its first quarter profits for the financial year 2012-13, aided by the strong demand for outsourcing services and the week Indian rupee.

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Asian Markets Fall As Euro Zone Worries Persist

Most Asian markets fell Tuesday as investor sentiment was dragged down by the continuing concerns over the debt burden lingering over the euro zone.

Ford Earnings Preview 2Q 2012: Lower Profits Expected From European Troubles

Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) profits are expected to fall precipitously for the second quarter of 2012 compared to the same time last year, largely due to continued losses abroad, particularly in Europe.

Indians Among World's Most Phsyically Active Countries, Study Finds

A new study from the medical journal Lancet dispels the common misconception of India as a physically unfit country amid rising rates of diabetes and heart disease, providing evidence that the majority of Indians are, in fact, physically active.

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2-Year-Old Dalmatian Oreo Celebrates Her Birthday Bollywood Style In A Lavish Pool Party

A two-yea-old Dalmatian called Oreo celebrated her birthday this year with a Pool Party in a posh neighborhood in India's capital -- New Delhi. This was no less than a birthday bash for a Boolwood Star or a celebrity.

Muslim Cleric Condemns Bollywood Stars Who Visit Sufi Shrine

They are using the holy place, a prime centre of religious belief, for purely commercial purposes and for degrading moral values among people.”

Rioting In Assam Underscores Deepening Crisis Of Illegal Migration From Bangladesh Into India

Assam, located on the extreme northeastern edge of India, is home to some 300 tribal and ethnic groups.

WWF Report Ranks Vietnam Worst Country For Species Protection

The World Wildlife Fund, or WWF, ranked Vietnam the worst country for wildlife protection among 23 nations assessed for enforcement and protection of species prone to poachers, such as rhinos, elephants and tigers. (Check out the full report and list here).