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No Crackdown on Google, Facebook in India

No Indian government will ever censor social media, Information Technology Minister Kapil Sibal said, seeking to calm fears of a China-style crackdown on companies like Google and Facebook.

Bangkok Bomb: Two Iranians Captured

Thai police are blaming Iran for the three bombings in Bangkok that injured at least five people on Tuesday.

How an Indian Woman Forced Her Husband to Build a Toilet

Anita Narre, the newlywed wife of a daily wage laborer from Betul district in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, took the bold decision to leave her husband's home, as it had no toilets.

When will Israel Attack Iran?

Straws in the wind indicate that a non-war option does not hold much water in the current situation. Obviously there are two non-war options, but both look disappointingly implausible. They are: 1) Iran should retreat from its nuclear enrichment process and activities the West alleges are intended to make an N-bomb and 2) Israel, the West and Iran's pathological foes in the Arabian Gulf should live with a nuclear Iran. Both of these options are impractical.

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India’s Inflation Eases to Its Lowest Level in 26 Month; Food Prices Fall

India's headline inflation slowed to its lowest level in more than two years in January as food prices fell, sparking hopes that the RBI will start cutting interest rates sooner rather than later to battle the country's economic slowdown.

Israel Staged Embassy Attack in India: Iran

Iran has reacted sharply to allegations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the country was responsible for planting bombs in cars belonging to Israel's embassies in India and Georgia.

Southwest & Delta's New Marketing Strategy: Flash Mobs [VIDEOS]

Both Southwest and Delta Airlines released flash mob videos this week. Consider this a warning: the next time you go to the airport, wander the terminal, and get on a plane, know that you are walking into flash mob territory.

Israel Blames Iran for Diplomat Attacks; Is War Next Step?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Iran for the bombing and attempted bombing of Israeli envoys in India and Georgia. What will Israel's next step be?

Valentines Day: A Conservative Backlash in India

Valentine's Day is seen as a vulgar, foreign intrusion by many in India.

Indian Gold Traders Stay on Sidelines

Gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer, stayed on the sidelines as a rebound in the rupee raised hopes of prices dropping further after the yellow metal extended losses for the third day in a row, analysts said.

Gold Prices Slightly Higher, Platinum at 3-Month High

Gold prices climbed on Monday as news that Greece's parliament had approved an austerity bill needed to release a second round of bailout funds lifted the euro, while platinum rose back towards a three-month high as supply issues flared up.

Police and forensic officials examine a damaged Israeli embassy car after an explosion in New Delhi February 13, 2012.

Israel Blames Iran and Hezbollah for Bomb Attack in India (Photos)

The wife of an Israeli diplomat and her driver were injured Monday when the car they were traveling in was bombed in New Delhi, India, with Israeli leaders accusing Iran of responsibility for the attack.

Maldives Resorts: Tourists Unfazed by Coup

Tourists enjoying the sun and sand at the Maldives' luxury island resorts have barely put down their cocktails during the political crisis rocking Asia's newest democracy, oblivious to behind-the-scenes links of tourism to the tumult.

Bombs Target Israeli Missions in India and Georgia, 4 Injured

Four persons were injured in New Delhi as Israeli missions were targeted by assailants in the Indian capital and the Georgian capital of Tbilisi Monday.

Israeli Diplomats Targeted in Dual Bomb Attacks

Israeli envoys in India Georgia were the targets of bomb attacks on Monday.

Israeli Embassy Staff in New Delhi, Tbilisi 'Targeted' in Bomb Blasts

Bombers targeted staff at Israel's embassies in India and Georgia on Monday, the foreign ministry said, with a bomb going off in New Delhi but a second device in Tbilisi defused.

Khurshid Free to Express His Views: Priyanka Gandhi

Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi's sister and party's star campaigner Priyanka Gandhi on Monday expressed her opinion on the ongoing controversy between Salman Khurshid and the Election Commission of India (ECI) and said that the Union Law Minister was free to express his opinions.

New Political Player: Pakistan Supreme Court Takes Centre Stage

By indicting Pakistan's embattled prime minister for contempt of court on Monday, the Supreme Court may have cemented its role as a political player alongside the military and the civilian government, complicating an already Byzantine political scene.

SBI Q3 Beats Forecast, but Bad Loans Rise

The State Bank of India (SBI), the country's biggest lender, reported an unexpected rise in bad loans for the third quarter, taking the shine off healthy growth in loan demand and interest income that helped it post a 15 percent rise in net profit.

OECD flags signs of broader upturn in economic outlook

The international economic outlook is showing tentative signs of improvement, with the momentum shift spreading from the United States and Japan to other developed countries, the OECD's December survey of growth prospects showed on Monday.

Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistani Foreign Minister

Indian Youth Allegedly Uses Foul Language Against Pakistani Minister Hina Rabbani

A youth from Raichur district of Karnataka in India was interrogated by police in connection to a phone call received by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar.

A group of workers clean Khalifa stadium in Doha

Qatar: Persian Gulf Paradise a Nightmare for Migrant Workers

Qatar is perhaps the wealthiest nation on earth.

Microsoft India store down after hackers take user data

Microsoft India's retail website was down on Monday after being hacked, with a purportedly Chinese group called Evil Shadow Team posting screenshots the hackers said were customers' obscured usernames and passwords found unencrypted on the site.

Tibetan exiles holding portraits of Tibetan protesters whom they said were killed during demonstrations in China's Sichuan province, stand behind mock coffins during a protest in New Delhi

Another Nun Kills Herself: Self-Immolations Rise as Tibetan New Year Approaches

The long-simmering tension is reaching the boiling point as angry and frustrated Tibetans are preparing to observe their New Year on Feb.22. Monks and nuns are killing themselves in protest across Tibet in alarming frequency even as the government security forces flood the streets around monasteries and nunneries and local people are intimidated with the use of lethal force.