India’s first e-passport, which will make travel easy, is expected to be issued next month.

He was a military leader turned dictator who had such a complex about his receding hairline that he perfected the Roman comb-over and liked laurel crowns that disguised his bald patch.

As head of analysis for all U.S. spy agencies, Thomas Fingar was making final edits last summer on a long-awaited intelligence report on Iran.

The recent serial bomb blasts in Jaipur have only reinforced India’s position of being one of the worst terrorism-hit countries in the world. Barring trouble-torn nations like Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, terrorist violence claims more lives in India...

Giving a boost to the India-Malaysia cooperation, the two countries will ink a $1-billion railway contract, which has been bagged by an Indian public sector unit. The landmark deal, which will be signed on Friday, will be witnessed by Indian Railways...

The international conference on “The New Business Laws of India” hosted by the International Indian Bar Association (IIBA) will commence on May 9.

States are increasingly warming up to the idea of including ‘green power’ in their energy portfolio.

While there has been a rapid increase in cross-border firing, Pakistan has denied any involvement in cross-border infiltration.

The withdrawal of Sharif party from the newly constituted government make Pakistan’s democratic destiny more complexed.

It may turn into re alignment of political forces and even strengthen the hands of Musharaff who was rejected by the public....

Over 100 million people in India smoke bidi and more people die due to smoking bidis than all other forms of tobacco combined, says a bidi monograph, the first study of the kind conducted anywhere in the world. It further says that 800 million bidis are...