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Good job. Congrat. Way better than the subpar pawar India.

41% only? I would expect more in the land of delusional idiots called India.

India is not capable to build an AC. It will eventually crawl back to Russia to beg the Russians to help finish the ship.

The murder of a Nigerian last week is threatening not only to snowball into a diplomatic row, but is also developing into a worrying situation in the tiny tourist state where angry posters have sprung up as locals single out Nigerians and say they will not rent homes to them. There has been...

What is a fair generalization? Instead of ingrained in their nature, stealing is taught from generation to generation in India?

Security officials stated that they have seen up to 5 major contract killings take place in Delhi during the course of four decades. The lastest killing in the capital of India took place in 2013, where a politician was killed. Police reported that the contract for the hit on the man was...

Don't worry. It's very little effort. Don't need to look far. The cesspool called India produces plenty of its own horrors everyday. For example, here's another daily horror from India. Pregnant woman gang-raped in front of her husband in Gondia GONDIA: Four persons were arrested for...

You can't really blame the Indians. Stealing is ingrained in their nature. They will steal the fruit of other people's labor in a heartbeat. But again stealing won't get you world economic power status.

Indian companies are again faking drug tests and selling harmful cheap drugs. Guess the snake oil tradition is again rearing its ugly head in India.

45 people trapped inside a burning bus died in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday morning. The bus, reportedly speeding, hit a road divider and burst into flames. All but seven of the passengers perished within minutes, including an infant. This grievous loss of life on India's...

DUBAI: Three Indians have been accused of confining 19 Filipino hotel workers inside a villa for over a month, not allowing them to go out even during their free time or holidays. The three men — 41-year-old electrician SS, 61-year-old supervisor KM and 54-year-old cook KA — who were identified...

India is an underperformer compared to other emerging market economies when it comes to making its growth more inclusive, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said on Wednesday. The Manila-based multilateral lending agency, releasing its country partnership strategy for 2013-17 for India, said...

Indians have been exporting poisonous food to the world for years. Good things they go caught this time. It's one thing they want to poison their people. It's completely unacceptable to export their poison.

It is a direct policy of the Indian government to drive up inflation, onion price being damned.

Why are there so many people go hungry in India? I thought they have it solved with eating all the corpse in the Ganges. http://vishaaa.hubpages.com/hub/Agoris-Man-Eaters

Confronting a slowing economy and a large budget deficit, India has significantly reduced its planned expenditure on fighting tuberculosis, the airborne disease that kills more adults here than any other infection and has become increasingly more drug resistant, a review of government plans and...

The driver and cleaner of a truck transporting onions were murdered on a highway in Uttar Pradesh after a gang looted the consignment, police said on Friday. A 10-member gang has been robbing trucks carrying vegetables from neighbouring Madhya Pradesh, police say. Jaunpur's Superintendent of...

But India is number one in doing fake paint job to build up their fake image. For example, http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/social-media/India-leads-in-fake-duplicate-Facebook-acounts/articleshow/25066666.cms

NEW YORK: An estimated 14.3 crore accounts on the popular social networking site Facebook may be false or duplicate, with a major chunk of them coming from developing markets like India and Turkey. Facebook, which boasts of 119 crore accounts globally, in a US Securities and Exchange...

"I can't believe we have our own child at last," said Patel, 42, gazing in wonderment at five-day-old Gabrielle. "We are really grateful to our surrogate mother who managed to get pregnant and kept our little daughter healthy. She gave nine months of her life to give us a child." It is the...