INDIA

Samsung import and export data indicates that the Korean manufacturer is currently testing 5.5-inch, 5.7-inch and 5.99-inch display variants for its upcoming Galaxy Note 3.

The Darjeeling area is renowned for its beauty, tea plantations and tourism.

The new Nexus 7 is currently sold out at Staples after its July 26 release.

By offering the option of an ad-free experience and focusing on foreign markets.

Under New Zealand immigration policies, an applicant for permanent residency must have a BMI below 35.

Riyadh’s first metro system is expected to create jobs and ease traffic problems, as the government seeks to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy.

Boeing's 787 aircraft continues its bumpy flight, with Qatar Airways, Air India, United Airlines and ANA Holdings reporting troubles.

Whether or not Indian companies can challenge Chinese rivals in Myanmar will depend, in part, on the Export-Import Bank of India.

Narendra Modi, head of the Indian state of Gujarat, who has been denied a U.S. visa, recently drew the disapproval of Amartya Sen.

Biotech in India is growing, aided by strong private ventures and government funds, while concerns over innovation and IP protection remain.

The 100-year-old maker of James Bond’s preferred mode of transport is looking to German engineering for new V-8 engines.

The world’s most-expensive city for expats in 2013 is not Tokyo or Moscow. It’s an African seaport.

The U.S. is probing antidumping charges against India and eight other countries while Joe Biden urges India to lift restrictions on exports.

The Windsor family enjoys not only immense wealth, splendor and glamour – but also longevity.

Mercury was an Indian Parsee, that is, a descendant of immigrants from Iran who fled persecution in their homeland.

China's manufacturing sector registered yet another drop, sparking concerns over the extended slowdown while giving strength to stimulus hopes.

Home to the second-largest stock of built assets, China will likely overtake the U.S. in that regard by mid-decade.

The species had been sold as exotic pets up to December 2011, when they became a serious threat to public health and to local fauna and flora.

Wal-Mart has said it wants to open its own retail outlets in India by the end of 2014, but it has faced considerable blowback by opponents.

India, where Vice President Biden is on a visit, could insist that its judiciary have the final say in disputes involving American businesses.

At least twice in the past, Biden has openly insulted Indian people by mocking the way they speak.