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Indian Beasts Find Thrill in Rape As Indians start to make a little money to eat two meals a day and buy a few clothes to cover their private parts, some of them are exhibiting weird and violent behavior. You can’t open an Indian newspaper these days without reading of yet another rape or...

India: 60 Registered Rapes a Day March 11, 2011 It was just past 9 p.m. of Feb. 1 when guards of the Ernakulam-Shornur train found 23-year-old Soumya, an accountant, unconscious near the railway tracks at Vettikkattiri in Thrissur district, Kerala state. Soumya was her family’s breadwinner...

India?s growing defence spending and poor masses By A Z Hilali 22 January 2011 India is one of the most populated countries in the world and looking towards becoming a global superpower in the presence of millions of poor people and poor social infrastructure. The country is under the...

India’s inflation deters foreign investors By James Fontanella-Khan in Mumbai Published: January 25 2011 Few would have guessed a year ago that a rise in the price of onions would put a brake on the stellar growth of India’s stock market and force investors to rethink exposure to Asia’s...

10 Annoying Things About India and Indians | Full Stop India February 23, 2011 As a writer of India, I am frequently asked what my interest is in a country few people think to visit. Most people don’t really care to hear the reasons. They have already envisioned a picture of what the country...

Corruption kills the confidence of Indian investors - Business news 15 February 2011 By SiliconIndia Tuesday, 15 February 2011, 02:37 Hrs Bangalore: Corruption and the inflation are the major concern for Indian investors, according to a survey done by Value Note revealed...

India: No country for women ? | Deccan Chronicle | 2011-02-13 February 13th, 2011 FEBRUARY 11, 2011. Agra (Uttar Pradesh). A class 5 student, barely 10 years old, died in a city hospital a fortnight after fighting 65 per cent burns on her body. A fortnight before that, two of her schoolmates...

BBC News - Doubts cast over India's ability to stage Olympics 1 November 2010 By Alex Capstick BBC Sport reporter There were initial complaints about the condition of the athletes' village at the Commonwealth Games A leading Commonwealth Games official has cast doubt on Delhi's ability...

BBC News - Japan and China 'agree to improve ties' 29 October 2010 Japan's foreign minister, Seiji Maehara, said the private meeting was calm The foreign ministers of China and Japan have met on the sidelines of the Asean summit in a move that could help ease tensions between their...

How Churchill 'starved' India 28 October 2010 It is 1943, the peak of the Second World War. The place is London. The British War Cabinet is holding meetings on a famine sweeping its troubled colony, India. Millions of natives mainly in eastern Bengal, are starving. Leopold Amery...

Fake drugs big business in India - UPI.com Sept. 11, 2010 NEW DELHI, Sept. 11 (UPI) -- India, the world's leading maker of generic drugs, is also a center for counterfeit and substandard medications, officials said. With authentic-looking packaging and labeled with the names of legitimate...

BBC News - Arrested India rebel's family appeals for information 27 October 2010 Mr Meghen was held in Bangladesh By Subir Bhaumik BBC News, Calcutta Mr Meghen was held in Bangladesh The family of a separatist leader from India's Manipur state, who was arrested earlier this month...

India: Powerful Nation, Pathetic People, Failed Democracy | TruthDive A nation of 1.2 billion population – a reason good enough to call ourselves the biggest democracy in the world. However I often feel this democracy is literally only on papers and not practically achieved and never will be...

Protesting students march along road in New DelhiOctober 14, 2010 Protesting students march along the road in New Delhi, capital of India, on Oct. 13, 2010. More than 100 students and their teachers from AISA, a student's organization in Nehru University, held a protest against the ongoing...

CWG: Swimmer calls Indian spectators monkeys ? Sulekha News Melbourne, Oct 9 (IANS) A swimmer participating in the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi has accused Indian spectators of acting like 'monkeys'. South African swimmer Roland Schoeman Friday night also called the Games a 'joke'...

'Shame Games' Put India Further Behind China - BusinessWeek Posted by: Bruce Einhorn on September 26, 2010 Barring any more disasters, the Commonwealth Games will open in New Delhi on schedule after all. The fact that the games won’t be delayed or cancelled is a victory for India’s...

LET THE GAMES BEGIN -- BUT ONLY IF THEY'RE CLEAN September 23 2010 VIENNA -- For at least the last quarter-century, success in hosting the much-heralded celebrations of international games and competitions of all sorts have become the bar by which countries are judged. China, especially...

India in reality? Truth or Fiction? If we are to believe media, the rural and the poor – 70% of the total population – do not exist. We have been persuaded by politicians, journalists and socialites to believe that Rakhi Sawant's kiss is a more pressing matter than the issues of health...

Indians top the list of "Wanted" by Interpol August 29 2010 Interpol said Wednesday it has issued an international alert for a "dangerous escaped convict" and his fiancee It is reported that about 650 Indians are on the "Wanted" list of Interpol for crimes committed outside India. A...