International Drug Smugglers Are Using Elon Musk's Satellites to Coordinate Meth Shipments: Police
A group of international drug smugglers were using Elon Musk's satellites to coordinate their meth shipments, according to police in India.
Groom Taken Hostage By Bride's Family Until He Pays for Wedding That Was Called Off Over Alleged Affair: 'They Are Not Letting Me Leave'
An Indian groom has been kidnapped by the family of his bride after it was revealed that he was having an affair with another woman, resulting in the cancellation of the wedding.
Racist United Passenger Put on 'No-Fly List' After Assaulting Indian-American Family: 'Trump Has Made It OK to Act Like This'
United Airlines put a racist American woman on its no-fly list after she belittled and assaulted a highly successful Indian-American photographer and his family.
Family Outraged After Doctors Say Dead Relative's Left Eye Stolen by Rat or 'Someone' at Hospital
A family was left outraged after doctors told them their dead relative's left eye was either taken by a rat or someone at the hospital.
Driver and Passengers Killed After Google Maps Directs Them to Take Unfinished Bridge: Report
Three men died after their car, misled by Google Maps, drove off an unfinished bridge in India.
India's Antitrust Body Rejects Apple's Bid To Halt Competition Violation Report
In November, Apple alleged the primary complainant in the antitrust case, the Indian non-profit Together We Fight Society (TWFS), had not complied with the directive to confirm that the old investigation reports were destroyed, as per an internal order from CCI.
Woman Accused of Kidnapping Child, Quickly Ditching Him for Having a Different Religion
A Delhi woman allegedly kidnapped a boy but abandoned him hours later after discovering he was part of a different religion.
Trial Begins of Smuggling Network Accused of Letting Migrants Freeze to Death at U.S.-Canada Border
Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, an Indian national, and Steve Shand, a Florida resident, face charges related to human trafficking and culpable homicide
Longstanding Ban on Iconic Book Appears No Longer Valid After Someone Lost the Official Order to Censor It
India's three-decade ban on Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" may be lifted after the government lost the official court order to keep it banned.
Man Dared by Drunk Friends to Sit on Firecrackers Dies After Agreeing to Questionable Challenge That Was Caught on Camera
A man's death was recorded on camera when his drunken friends dared him to sit on a box of fireworks.
Police Raid Secret Meth Lab, Find Award-Winning Chemistry Student Making Drugs
A group of educated young professionals, including an award-winning postgraduate chemistry student, are under arrest after a police raid on a secret meth lab.
WATCH: Leopard Attacks Crowd After Being Called Over to Snap Photos
A riverside picnic descended into chaos when the group called to a nearby leopard, unwittingly inviting a ferocious attack that left three people injured.
Teen Angry at Friend Over Money Uses Social Media to Frame Him for International Bomb Plot
A 17-year-old boy in India was arrested for sending hoax bomb threats to several airlines using a fake X account to frame a friend he was angry with.
Accounting Firm Where Woman Died from 'Overwork' Has Operated for Decades Without a Cap on Work Hours
26-year-old Anna Sebastian Perayil's death triggered a federal government investigation into employee welfare at Ernst & Young.
Monkeys Join Forces to Save Little Girl from Being Raped: Report
The 6-year-old's father said that his daughter was lured into an abandoned building and stripped naked before a group of monkeys swarmed the man.
The recent increase in border crossings from Canada is being fueled by Indian migrants
In June, CBP reported more than 2,800 encounters with Indian nationals along the northern border, an all-time high
Indian PM Modi Calls For 'Peace' Before Heading To Ukraine
The premier has trodden a delicate balance between maintaining India's historically warm ties with Russia while courting closer security partnerships with Western nations as a bulwark against regional rival China.
India Landslide Toll Hits 150 As Rain Hampers Rescue Work
Days of torrential monsoon rains have battered the southern coastal state of Kerala, with blocked roads into the Wayanad district disaster area complicating relief efforts.
Deadly Bangladesh Cyclone One Of Longest Seen
Cyclone Remal, which made landfall in low-lying Bangladesh and neighbouring India on Sunday evening with fierce gales and crashing waves, left at least 21 people dead.
Tesla, Starlink Entry On Agenda When Musk Heads To India
Another Musk-owned business, satellite internet operator Starlink, is set to receive initial approvals to operate in India, a government source told AFP.
Ghost In The Machine: Deepfake Tools Warp India Election
Political parties are harnessing powerful artificial intelligence tools to make deepfakes, reproducing famous faces and voices in ways that often appear authentic.
India, US At Loggerheads Over WTO Reform At Abu Dhabi Talks
A working session on dispute settlement reform was held on the third day of the WTO's 13th ministerial meeting (MC13) in Abu Dhabi, where little progress is expected on the issue amid major disagreements.
Modi To Open Flashpoint Temple Symbolising His Changing India
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Monday inaugurate a temple that embodies the triumph of his muscular Hindu nationalist politics, in an unofficial start to his re-election campaign this year.
India Flexes Maritime Muscles By Boosting Arabian Sea Force
Dramatic drone footage showing Indian commandos hunting pirates after an attack in the Arabian Sea illustrates New Delhi's "significant" expansion of a muscular maritime force reflecting global ambitions, analysts say.
India, China Eye Strategic Areas Bordering 'Last Barrier' Bhutan
Squeezed between giant arch-rivals India and China, the landlocked mountain kingdom of Bhutan was long isolated by icy Himalayan peaks.
Russia Says Redirected Most Oil Exports To China, India
Russia has also had to find new markets for its natural gas exports as Moscow cut its exports to EU nations, which have also looked for new suppliers.
'Sea Of Misery': Indian Rights Lawyer Spotlights Plight Of Jailed Women
Unable to raise funds or complete complicated paperwork for bail, many women are incarcerated for years while awaiting trial in India's glacial judicial process, said Sudha Bharadwaj, one of the nation's best-known rights lawyers.
US Charges Indian Man With Plotting Hit On Sikh Separatist
US prosecutors unveiled charges on Wednesday against an Indian national they say planned to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader on US soil under the direction of an Indian official.
Internet Out: India Deploys Shutdowns In Name Of Security
With the world's largest biometric ID database, a pioneering digital payment system for daily transactions and a flagship space and satellite programme, India knows the power of connected technology.
Ambulances On Standby As Indian Rescuers Near 41 Trapped Workers
Ambulances were on standby Thursday morning as Indian rescuers dug through the final metres of debris separating them from 41 workers trapped in a collapsed road tunnel for nearly two weeks.