If All Goes Well, Afghanistan Gets Its First Peaceful, Democratic Transition of Power Ever
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India and China Spar for Most Polluted Capital City
Is New Delhi’s air pollution worse than Beijing’s?
Rahul on Rahul: Indian Voters Get a Prime-Time Look at Congress’ Main Man
A mixed performance from the political scion who will head his party’s next election campaign
Japan and India Bolster Trade and Defense Ties
Tokyo and New Delhi are cozying up, reflecting a shared desire to keep Beijing’s growing might in check
Wife of Indian Minister Shashi Tharoor, Reportedly Found Dead
Sunanda Pushkar’s death comes shortly after a controversy that played out over Twitter
India’s Plan to Feed 800 Million People Is Either Amazing or Insane
The jury is still out on this one
In 2009, Half the World’s Polio Cases Were in India: Today, There Are None
As of today, India has been polio-free for three years — but the virus is on its borders and could return at any time
Indian Diplomat Leaves U.S. After Indictment in Maid Case
Scandal-hit Devyani Khobragade to be transferred to Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi
Bangladeshi Voters Lose Out in Deeply Flawed Election
Violence and abysmal turnout underscore depths of nation’s political crisis
Manmohan Singh: Narendra Modi Would Be “Disastrous” As India’s PM
In unusual press conference, India’s incumbent leader lashes out at rival party candidate
Devyani Khobragade Scandal: Why India Still Won’t Back Down
Three weeks after the bilateral row began over the arrest of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York City, the dust has yet to settle on the wintery streets of New Delhi. People may have stopped burning images of President …
How South Sudan’s Leaders Let Down the World’s Newest Nation
Two years after an optimistic beginning, South Sudan’s bickering leadership has let down a new nation brimming with hope
U.S. Embassy Fired on in Kabul
No casualties reported during attack in Afghan capital