Much like the plight of those who live in the Bangladesh-India enclaves, their desperate act of protest has gone largely ignored.

A growing number of job-related lawsuits and claims have created the need for business owners to consider a type of insurance known as employment practices liability insurance or EPLI.

With Taliban attacks on the rise, local volunteer armies step into the security void.

An interactive map from the Economist: Which countries match the GDP and population of India's states and territories?

Greed, lies and betrayal: India's new wealth prompts friends to abduct friends for cash.

An LLC operating agreement allows you to structure your financial and working relationships with your co-owners in a way that suits your business.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) seeks the public's comment on possible revisions to the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9. Deadline is May 29.

Of 236 councilors elected in Delhi’s recent municipal elections, 49 have criminal charges pending against them, and 3 with charges related to murder.

India stems tide of pollution in the Ganges river. Legal rulings block development projects in bid to enhance water quality.

India's Supreme Court upholds law forcing private schools to admit poor students.

Is solar energy the answer to India's energy problems?

Interviews with a handful of the country's 88 million women and girls.

Wikimedia Foundation stretches its reach and taps India for first foray into developing world.

Free Tibet activists were arrested in India ahead of the Chinese president's recent visit to New Delhi, and though India is home to an estimated 150,000 Tibetan refugees, their welcome may be wearing out.

Why India and Pakistan are squaring off over their rivers, as dam construction in Kashmir could bring the two into conflict.

Why Commercial Umbrella Insurance policies maybe necessary for business owners. 

Read an essay by a medical student on the tough decision of going to medical school and the ensuing long journey to becoming a doctor.

Without a will it may take months or even years to settle your estate and it can become quite costly. In the end, everyone may not get what you wanted them to get.
 

Promises, pitfalls await investors in Burma’s burgeoning and tricky frontier economy.

China’s forays into Taiwanese media mirrors an aggressive global expansion of what it calls "soft power."

Q & A: But find out where Pramath Sinha says there still are exciting business opportunities in India.

Saudi Arabia is working behind the scenes to defuse tensions in Pakistan.

Dr. Gingrich showcased the 2000-year-old traditional Indian classical dances from many regions of India.  The show was held on April 24, 2012.

The Shree Swaminarayan Satsang Mandal Vadtal held its monthly event on Sat, April 7, 2012 at the Hindu Center in Charlotte. Here are some photos.

The fifth annual fundraiser "Dhoom Machale V" took place in Charlotte, NC on Friday, January 27, 2012. Click here to view some photos.

The Festival of India 2011 took place in Charlotte, NC during the Labor Day weekend. Click Here to check out the photos from the event.

On August 21, 2011, Ekal Vidyalaya - RTP Chapter organized a 5k Walk-A-Thon at the North Cary Park. The event raised awareness and funds for schools that Ekal operates in Indian villages.

Dhoom Machaale IV featuring DJ Rang was held at Dharma Lounge in Charlotte on June 24, 2011.  Click here to see more pictures.

Dances of India 2001, presented by Dr. Maha Gingrich, took place on Saturday, April 30, 2011 in Charlotte, NC.  View Photos Here.

Ram Gopal Varma's action-filled crime film Department opens on May 18, 2012. Read the summary here and watch a couple of trailers.

 

Technologist JP Rangaswami muses on our relationship to information, and offers a surprising and sharp insight: we treat it like food.

Youngsters Julian and Rose go on an elephant safari in India. Video from National Geographic Kids.

Simon Denyer and Ali Velshi discuss the long-term expansion of the Indian economy and why few foreign investors exist.

Bollywood star returns to the silver screen on May 11, after a long break, with the film Dangerous Ishhq. See the summary and trailer here.

Indian chef Sanjeev Kapoor creates a Nordic-inspired dish based on his experience in Denmark.

Here's a look at Aamir Khan's first TV show that will run for 13 weeks beginning May 6, 2012.

The Road to Rio team travel to Delhi, India to look at the city's best green initiatives.

Sam Pitroda and Ali Velshi discuss the future of India and why it needs an annual economic growth rate of over 6%.

He's almost 2 ft. taller than his average countrymen and hopes to make basketball popular in India.

At first glance, this temple in northern India looks like any other. But this temple also houses other deities. There are over 15,000 rats inside.

Dr. Maha Gingrich from CPCC interviews psychiatrist, writer, and art collector Dr. Sethi.

Actor Aamir Khan in conversation with Tehelka's Tarun Tejpal at Tehelka-Newsweek's THiNK 2011 on "The Risk-Broker: How Films Can Matter and Make Money"

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