India

PJ Gurumohan, CEO of tablet publishing startup Genwi , likes to talk about creating unique experiences tablet, rather than just porting over an existing website. Read More

Norwegian mobile operator Telenor said Wednesday that it has issued a notice to its Indian joint venture partner seeking indemnity and compensation after the cancellation earlier this month of its 22 2G licenses by India's Supreme Court. Read More

The challenge of reining in large fiscal deficits has re-emerged in diverse parts of the world. Read More

The European Tour has moved on from Dubai to India this week -- and, even though he would like to have been heading to America instead, Dutchman Joost Luiten has made the trip, too. Read More

Thai investigators believe they have found a link between this week's bomb blasts in Bangkok and New Delhi, a senior security official said Wednesday, two of three attacks Israel has blamed on Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing Iran of targeting diplomats, said if the world did not stop Iran's "aggression" the attacks would spread. Read More

India Wednesday unveiled the broad contours of a new telecommunications policy that aims to simplify licensing rules, encourage mergers and acquisitions, and bring greater transparency in a sector tarnished by graft allegations. Read More

Netscribes (India) Pvt. Ltd, launches E-Waste Market in India 2012 report covering a market with strong growth potential. Read More

India's Air Chief Marshal N.A.K. Browne confirmed to AIN here at the Singapore Airshow that the country's resolve to select the lowest bidder for the contract for 126 medium multirole combat aircraft remains in place. Read More

As I leave Sheopur, a northern district of Madhya Pradesh (MP) behind, rushing to catch the 4:30 bus to Gwalior, a cloud of dust follows the autorickshaw. Read More

Last October, Iran was falsely charged with a fake terror plot that didn't pass the smell test. Read More