I'm glad to see this is getting some coverage.

Quoted: Twenty five years after, thousands still grapple with the effects of exposure to the deadly gas from the Bhopal, India chemical plant disaster.

Not altogether surprising... it also explains why so many "repats" form their own communities when they return to India.

Quoted: India wants its emigrants and their offspring back, but many say the business climate is frustrating, and the workplace culture makes them feel unexpectedly foreign.

Shrewd timing for the arrests. Meanwhile, I can't believe it's been a year...

Quoted: Pakistani prosecutors charged seven men on Wednesday with planning and helping execute last year's Mumbai terror attacks.

Big news...

Quoted: Hailing the relationship between the United States and India as one of the "defining partnerships" in the world, President Barack Obama announced Tuesday that he has accepted an invitation to visit India next year.

Wow, it'll be interesting to see what India does with its space program...

Quoted: India's space agency is training thousands of young scientists and has planned its first manned space mission in 2015.

Mother Teresa never even lived in Albania so I don't see how it'd be a "return" of the remains... I hope this doesn't turn into a 3-way argument between Albania, Macedonia, and India.

Quoted: India rejects a demand by Albania for the return of the remains of Mother Teresa, currently buried in Calcutta.

Cool!

Quoted: Geologists in southern India say they have found hundreds of dinosaur egg clusters which could be about 65 million years old.

Best quote from the article, in reference to Obama saying Gandhi is one of the people he'd most like to be able to dine with: “It would probably be a really small meal because he didn’t eat a lot.”

Quoted: President Barack Obama has honoured Mahatma Gandhi on the Indian leader's birthday, saying his teachings transformed American society.

It's so sad that this problem only continues to grow worse...

Quoted: Dozens of impoverished farmers struggling with debt and poor rainfall have killed themselves in southern India in recent weeks, activists and politicians said.