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India to end state-run telegram service. Stop.

Once a staple of authoritative communication across the Indian subcontinent, the telegram has lost too much ground to smartphones. One devotee is threatening a Gandhi-style fast.

Advocates begin to tackle India's child rape problem

Chinese premier visits India, talks up trade and trust

Could India's polio eradication success story be a model for its other health issues?

Are Indian-Pakistani relations in jeopardy after prisoner death?

The Walt Disney Company pulls out of Bangladesh: Will that make workers safer?

Incursion or fair play? Chinese, Indian troops face off along disputed border.

Return of a King

Climate change sends India's apple farmers up the Himalayas

After rape of 5-year-old girl, India debates even stricter punishments

Rio gang-rape spotlights problem faced by developing-world cities

Latest gang rape in India highlights risks for women, this time foreigners (+video)

Opinion Reactions to Steubenville, Ohio and India gang rapes show India isn't so 'backward'

Terrorism & Security India bars Italian envoy from leaving, escalating tensions over marines shooting incident

Does Cameron's decision not to apologize for 1919 massacre really matter?

India to investigate Hyderabad bomb blasts, eyes the Indian Mujahideen ... again (+video)

Global News Blog India on high alert: Twin bike bombs kill at least 11 in southern Indian city of Hyderabad

Zero Dark Thirty ban? Rumors of unofficial ban swirl in Pakistan (+video)

India-controlled Kashmir seethes as curfew extends to seventh day

Afghans flock to India for infertility treatment

Indian execution sparks protests, accusations of politics

Can India sweep up its 'soot' pollution challenge?

To curb rape, Muslim group calls for end to co-ed schools in India

Global News Blog What the Dalai Lama said about the India rape case at the Jaipur Literature Festival

Mumbai sentencing: American gets 35 years, judge calls him 'terrorist'