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SAARC Summit: India, Pakistan Want Fruitful Talks

The prime ministers of India and Pakistan said on Thursday that their next round of talks should further improve ties between the two countries.

Pakistan Says Kasab is a Terrorist; but Will It Stop Its Double Game?

Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik Thursday said that Ajmal Amir Kasab, who has been sentenced to death for the 2008 Mumbai attack, should be hanged. This could be a new strategy from the side of Pakistan which is trying to change the image it appears to have of a nation following double standards while dealing with the global concern about terrorism.

Turkey Earthquake: More Deaths in Quake Prone Van

Is the recent rate of earthquakes in Turkey, and the rest of the world, anything to be worried about?

New BBX Phones will Support BES, Looks Like PlayBook

RIM Investigates Reports of BlackBerry Delays

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion was investigating reports some users experienced delays, but said on Wednesday it was not fighting an outage similar to the one that took down its service for four days last month.

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Hundreds of Thousands Pay Tribute to Indian Singer

Hundreds of thousands of mourners, including Bollywood stars and politicians, gathered on Wednesday for the cremation of one of India's most famous folk singers, Bhupen Hazarika, who helped popularize the culture of the country's remote northeast.

London jeweler Graff plans $1 billion HK IPO

London-based jeweler Graff Diamonds plans to raise about $1 billion in a Hong Kong listing next year, a move that could fund expansion in Asia and capitalize on booming gem prices.

Are Greeks Really European?

The Greek nation has had a vastly different history and trajectory from the dominant countries of Western Europe.

Restaurant Meal Prices Likely to Rise in Coming Months, Play Catch-up to Food Cost Inflation

After swallowing months of cost increases that have eaten into their bottom lines throughout 2011, the nation's largest restaurant chains are positioning themselves to dish out incremental price increases to patrons over the next couple of months.

Moody's Downgrades India Banking From Stable to Negative

Moody's Investor Service on Wednesday downgraded its outlook for India's banking system to negative from stable.

India Beat West Indies by 5 Wickets in 1st Test

Sachin Tendulkar missed his much-anticipated 100th century but his contribution of 76 runs helped India beat West Indies by five wickets.

India Gold Slips From 2-Months High

India gold slipped from its morning high on Wednesday, as investors chose to take profits after a rally that took it to a more than two months high triggered by safe haven buying.

‘No Plans to Cut Jobs’: Jet Airways

Jet Airways Ltd, India's top private carrier, said on Wednesday that it has no plans to cut jobs in drive to save costs and instead look to non-payroll areas to streamline operations.

SBI Q2 Net Profit 12.4 Percent up; Stock Falls

State Bank of India, the country's top lender, beat estimates with a 12.4 percent rise in quarterly net profit but a rise in non-performing assets disappointed investors.

Why George Bush Doesn’t Like Hollywood

Former U.S. President George W Bush says he doesn't like watching Hollywood movies.

Pakistani soldiers stand near army post in Shawal mountains along Pakistan-Afghanistan border

Pakistan Hiding Nuclear Arms from U.S.: Report

Pakistan is on a clandestine mission of hiding its nuclear arsenal from the Pentagon and is transporting weapons of mass destruction in low-security vans on roads used by civilians, The Atlantic and National Journal report, quoting unnamed U.S. officials.

IMF Chief Warns World Economy Risks 'Lost Decade'

The head of the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday that Europe's debt crisis risked plunging the global economy into a lost decade and said it was up to rich nations to shoulder the burden of restoring growth and confidence.

Toyota Results Marred by Thai Floods, Strong Yen

Toyota has withdrawn its profit and sales forecasts for the full fiscal year given the continuing uncertainties posed by the Thai flooding.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, With Husband Abhishek Bachchan.

Aishwarya Rai Baby News Update: TV Channels Will Control Curiosity

TV channels to control excitement over birth of Ash-Abhi baby.

A man clings to chains suspended from a bridge as he bathes in rapidly flowing waters of the Ganges river in Haridwar

Deadly Stampede at Religious Festival in India Results in 16 Deaths, Mostly Women

A stampede at a religious festival in northern India, on the banks of the Ganges River, killed at least 16 people Monday, officials said.

India Gold Futures Extend Gains on Weaker Rupee

India gold futures extended gains despite steady overseas markets, as prices tracked a weaker rupee, but physical buying was subdued by the high costs, dealers said.

Vodafone lifts outlook on emerging markets

Vodafone (VOD.L:Quote) lifted its full-year profit outlook on Tuesday as strong growth in emerging markets and robust trading in northern Europe more than offset weakness on the southern fringes of the euro zone.