Editor's note: On Friday, the US president said both India and Russia seem to have been "lost" to China. However, later the ...

From Assam emerged a voice that flowed like a timeless river, crossing borders and cultures, carrying with it the spirit of ...

Years of non-stop growth and expansion in print newspapers in India are about to come to an end. If the industry does not develop more compelling digital offers now, many titles will shrink to ...

The internet has hit the newspaper industry in the West, but in India it’s a different story as circulation and readership are rising.

India’s clean energy appetite is helping the country’s solar power industry wean itself off imported Chinese parts and ...

NEW DELHI — Extra! Extra! Researchers have discovered a place where the newspaper, a threatened species in some parts of the world, is still thriving. That would be India, home to 1.1 billion ...

The newspapers are also flourishing because India’s media landscape remains firmly rooted in the ink-stained 20th century, when the Internet and cable TV had yet to realize the dominance they ...

The internet has hit the newspaper industry in the West, but in India it’s a different story as circulation and readership are rising.

Police bomb squads respond to Indians surprised by talking newspapers. Sept. 27, 2010— -- From tech savvy India, another first: "talking newspapers." The Times of India and The Hindu, two of ...