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L'Oreal is to remove words like 'whitening' from its products, against the backdrop of global anti-racism protests

L'Oreal To Remove Words Like 'Whitening' From Products

L'Oreal to remove words like 'whitening' from products

US Economy: Trade Enforcement Creates American Jobs

No sector was left untouched by the March decline in US trade

An often-overlooked economic stimulus that requires no additional spending of federal dollars is trade enforcement.

Hotels And Ashrams Repurposed For Delhi Coronavirus Surge

With newspapers full of reports about patients being turned away from overflowing hospitals, Delhi told the city's hotels earlier this month they would be roped in to provide hospital care

Hotels and ashrams repurposed for Delhi coronavirus surge

Residents wait to offer a sample for COVID-19 testing in Chennai

India Passes 500,000 Coronavirus Cases

India passes 500,000 coronavirus cases

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Pangong Lake in the Leh district of Ladakh bordering India and China

Pompeo Says US Shifting Troops To Counter China As India Border Standoff Continues

The need to have a U.S. military presence in Europe to counter Moscow is declining but that need is increasing in the South China Sea and along India's northern border.

China and India have agreed to reduce tensions a week after clashes on their disputed Himalayan border left 20 Indian troops dead in brutal hand-to-hand fighting

India-China Relationship At Breaking Point: New Delhi Warns Of 'Serious Consequences' If Standoff Continues

India acknowledged that it had deployed troops near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to match the Chinese build-up despite the talks to cool down the tensions.

An Indian fighter jet flies over Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh, on June 25, 2020, part of a show of strength after a border showdown between Delhi and Beijing

India And China Deployed In 'Large Numbers' In Border Showdown: Foreign Ministry

India and China deployed in 'large numbers' in border showdown: foreign ministry

Lightning Kills At Least 107 In India Monsoon

Lightning kills at least 107 in India monsoon

Indian actor Priyanka Chopra has been pilloried for apparent hypocrisy on social media for endorsing skin-whitening products while also supporting the Black Live Matter movement

Unilever To Rename Skin-lightening Cream In India

Unilever to rename skin-lightening cream in India

The Bollywood guidelines for the resumption of film shoots include a ban on actors over the age of 65 -- such as revered star Amitabh Bachchan

Bollywood To Resume Shoots But Virus Rules Dull Its Shine

Bollywood to resume shoots but virus rules dull its shine

Cherie Blair, Shrichand Hinduja and Ashok Hinduja

India’s Hinduja Brothers Locked In Legal Battle Over Family’s $11 Billion Fortune

The Hinduja group owns scores of companies around the world.

The iPhone 11 helped Apple regain the crown as leader of the global smartphone market in the fourth quarter, according to analysts

Apple iOS 14 Hidden Features: Messages Filters, Security Recommendations And More

The new iOS 14 includes a slew of enhancements and new features designed to offer improved performance, better security and privacy, as well as enhanced privacy. Here are some of the new features Apple included in iOS 14.

OnePlus Confirms 'More Affordable' Smartphones Coming Soon

OnePlus is working on a new line of “more affordable” smartphones that will be released soon, its CEO confirmed.

The border claims by India, China and Pakistan in and around the Galwan valley are complex

Chinese General Ordered India Attack That Backfired, Beijing Censoring Social Media: US Intel

General Zhao Zonggi's decision to "teach India a lesson" has backfired, and the incident that cost 55 lives will be erased from Chinese media sources.

Brazil has the second-most WhatsApp users worldwide after India

Brazil Suspends WhatsApp Digital Payments

Brazil suspends WhatsApp digital payments

Australians' confidence in China's leader Xi Jinping has fallen sharply

Australians' Trust In China Plummets Amid Rifts

Australians' trust in China plummets amid rifts

The Indian and Pakistan flags fly during the daily beating of the retreat ceremony at the Wagah Border

India Tells Pakistan To Cut Embassy Staff By Half, Says Will Do Same

India tells Pakistan to cut embassy staff by half, says will do same

Sundar Pichai, the India-born CEO of Alphabet and Google, was among the tech executives pushing back at an executive order by President Donald Trump freezing most legal immigration through the end of the year

Trump Visa Freeze Delivers Blow To US Tech Sector

Trump visa freeze delivers blow to US tech sector

The hajj last year drew about 2.5 million pilgrims from around the world

Muslims Disappointed But Accepting As Saudi Scales Back Hajj

Muslims disappointed but accepting as Saudi scales back hajj

Sea front promenade in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi with the ADNOC headquarters (Abu Dhabi National Oil Company) office complex (C) in the foreground

Mubadala, Abu Dhabi Sovereign Wealth Fund, Seeks To Make More Investments In Technology, Asia

Mubadala has some $232 billion in assets

China, India Agree To Reduce Tensions After Deadly Clash

China, India agree to reduce tensions after deadly clash

Amancio Ortega Net Worth: Zara Owner Still 8th Richest Person Despite Fashion Store Closures

Amancio Ortega's net worth is $65.3 billion. He is the founder of clothing store Zara, which recently announced that it is shutting down at least 1,000 stores due to the uncertainties of COVID-19.

Man Caught With Cocaine In Fake Penis May Face Three Years In Prison

A man was caught with cocaine in an artificial penis in an airport in Brussels. Though it was not proven that he was trafficking, the prosecution has pushed for a sentence of 36 months.

Why ‘90 Day Fiancé’ Star Jenny Understands Sumit’s Lie About Secret Wife

“90 Day Fiancé” star Jenny Slatten couldn’t end her relationship with Sumit.

Columbus, Ohio, To Get A New Name? Petition For Guy Fieri's Catchphrase 'Flavortown' Nears 30,000 Signatures

A statue of Christopher Columbus was also ordered removed from outside Columbus City Hall by Mayor Andrew Ginther in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests and removal of Confederate memorials across the U.S.