Karishma Mehrotra

Harsh rhetoric from U.S. officials has dovetailed with escalating anti-Indian hate speech online, researchers found, hardening Indian attitudes towards America.

Indian leaders say the new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas could be a boon for domestic industry. Others say the country will struggle to absorb more skilled workers.

India and China have resumed direct flights after a five-year lull, generating hope among Indian businesses. But doubts remain over how deep the thaw will go.

After years of tension, both countries agree on the reopening of air links, but relations remain on edge

Buffer zones meant to ease India-China tensions along their shared border have disproportionately restricted Indian forces from patrolling, former officials say.

GURGAON, India — Yasuko Malhotra traveled from Japan to India for the first time in 1993, a translator for Buddhist monks who had come to meet Mother Teresa.

Aviation experts and pilot groups say IndiGo’s unprecedented scheduling crisis this month was due in part to an industry failure to address pilot fatigue.

NEW DELHI Every couple of weeks, the Indian pilot is required to make three short-haul night flights over two consecutive nights.

A mass rural employment program has cut poverty in India and inspired policymakers globally. Critics say the government risks rolling back that legacy.

NEW DELHI – The world's largest public employment plan, India's job guarantees for rural workers, could be hollowed out by new legislation, the program's defenders warn.