Delhi High Court has postponed until early February hearings on petitions by Google and Facebook to quash criminal proceedings against them in a widely-watched Web censorship case.
A pulmonologist says he has seen 12 cases of tuberculosis in Mumbai that are totally resistant to all of the current treatments, forcing India to confront weaknesses in its programs to combat the contagious, potentially fatal lung disease.
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani appeared at the Supreme Court in an attempt to defuse a brewing fight with the nation's judiciary and army that has destabilized the country in recent weeks.
Tata Consultancy Services matched expectations with its third quarter results, but investors have given the company's stock the thumbs down.
Japan's biggest life insurer said Thursday it will buy a 26% stake in India's Reliance Capital Asset Management for about 22 billion yen, or 14.5 billion rupees, in the latest emerging-market deal by a Japanese financial firm.
Reliance Communications is aiming to raise as much as $1.5 billion by listing its undersea cable assets on the Singapore stock exchange.
Tata Coffee is likely to finalize an alliance with Starbucks by the end of January and the international chain is expected to make a much-awaited entry into India with the opening of its first outlet by the end of 2012.
Cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines said it is in discussions with Hong Kong's SC Lowy and other companies to raise funds.
India's Department of Telecommunications is planning to charge a fee from all mobile-phone operators which hold radio waves beyond a prescribed limit, a top government official said.
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Eastman Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection early Thursday after the film pioneer failed to raise fresh cash to fund a long-sputtering turnaround.
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Dense fog continues to cause disruption throughout much of northern India. Some snapshots.
A soldier talks to a camel, a Bharatanatyam dance performance, rehearsals for the Republic Day parade, and more.
India has the worst level of "cyberbullying" in the world, according to a new survey, with almost a third of respondents in the country saying their children had been bullied online.
A slew of writers from Egypt, Libya, Iran and elsewhere in the Middle East will discuss the political climate in the region after a tumultuous year.
Divers resumed the search for 21 people still missing after a cruise ship capsized off the Tuscan coast.
Amit Agarwal explains how you can optimize your website design for different screens, including mobile, desktop and tablets.
As Uttar Pradesh prepares to go to the polls, the state's chief minister Kumari Mayawati is gearing up for the most important political battle of her life.
When something is in short supply, common sense suggests that it should become more valuable. Could this apply to women?
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Farah Khan's first big break in the film industry. Beth Watkins talks us through her favorite clips from the choreographer-director's career.
Taliban field commanders in several volatile Afghan provinces said that they are largely supportive of their leadership's decision to open talks with the U.S., but cautioned that some of their fellow militants might reject any peace deal.
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The Obama administration rejected the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, saying there isn't enough time to review the project's environmental impact.
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In the city that created the dim sum bond, where food and money are two overriding passions, the biggest battle in the financial community isn't about job cuts or billion-dollar IPOs. It's about lunch.
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Italy's new government is expected to unveil controversial measures aimed at making the country's sluggish economy more competitive., including allowing stores to hold sales outside strictly regulated times and giving out more taxi licenses.
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Mitt Romney has ignited a debate about the social and economic value of private equity. Like many of you, I'm co-founder of a firm that invests in often-distressed assets and looks to fashion them into profitable entities. We call mine Household Inc.
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Facebook significantly expanded the external services available to provide interaction on the social site, adding dozens of tools including cooking and fashion applications.
Japan Inc. discovers that foreign shareholders are part of the solution, not part of the problem.
Trend-conscious teens look as if they just rolled out of bed, wearing layers of loungewear to class at schools across the country.
Analysis and insights from The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires on the daily news in the world's largest democracy.
Here are a few insider tips on what to see and where to eat in Jaipur during the annual literary festival.
India Real Time took a close look at this year's Jaipur Literature Festival program so you don't have to.
India's economy rarely opens the front door to China. But New Delhi shouldn't be too concerned that China has found a new point of entry.
This year, with Oprah Winfrey, Deepak Chopra, Jamaica Kincaid, Lionel Shriver and Richard Dawkins among its lineup, organizers expect Jaipur's literary festival to attract as many as 100,000 attendees.
In an interview with India Real Time, Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi outlined the task ahead of the state elections.
The only reference material a loyal Chinese Communist Party member would need to do his job in the 1960s was Mao's Little Red Book. Today, there's the Red Pad.
To save hours that would be spent navigating the maze of government websites, we present China Econtracker, an interactive tool for tracking the country's economic indicators.
Sporting an eye patch on Monday, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda was bruised up even before the hot battle over taxes has begun.
A growing body of research shows the gut affects bodily functions far beyond digestion.
•The Wall Street Journal's South Asia bureau is spending this year on a series of related in-depth articles that examine what the 20 years since India adopted a series of economic reforms have brought the giant nation. Read these articles in a PDF format translated into Hindi.
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Jallikattu is a traditional, controversial and dangerous bull taming event that takes place during the Tamil harvest festival of Pongal every year. Some snapshots.
An Indian bull tamer performs during a harvest festival, Japan's prime minister attends an annual meeting with an eye patch, Hong Kong Fashion Week kicks off and more.