New Delhi: Describing Pakistan and China as 'two major irritants' for India's security, Army chief Gen V K Singh today said the armed forces should ensure the country has a 'substantial' conventional

New Delhi: India on Friday said it will raise concerns expressed by its IT industry over the US curbs on outsourcing when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets US President Barack Obama next month and w

Beijing, Oct. 12: As soon as Mr Liu Xiaobo was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, China’s censorship machine kicked in to suppress the news.

When the prize was announced on Friday in Oslo, the Communist

Criticising China's irate response to awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to jailed dissident Liu Xiabao, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama on Monday said Beijing must transform itself into a trans

Beijing, Oct. 8: China reacted with anger to Friday’s news of the Nobel Peace Prize to the dissident writer, Mr Liu Xiaobo, who is serving an 11-year prison sentence for subversion.

“Liu Xiaobo is a

Oct. 6: Weeks ahead of his trip to India, the US President, Mr Barack Obama, has said America is in fight for future with countries like India and China who are spending massively on education, while

India may have a long way to go before becoming as rich as China but its economy will soon start growing faster, thanks to a young workforce and a brand of capitalism that outweighs its much derided d

Hong Kong: Computer hackers have warned that a week-long national holiday in China from Friday could leave the country vulnerable to further attack from a potentially lethal computer virus.

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The death toll from Typhoon Fanapi, which hit parts of China early this week, has climbed to 70, the official media reported on Saturday.

Nine people were killed and four others injured in a boiler explosion in an aluminium plant in Xiaoyi City in China's northern Shanxi Province.