Two trains collided in east India, killing 61 people and injuring many more.

The grand vision British architect Edwin Lutyens had for New Delhi during the Raj is still apparent in its wide tree-lined boulevards, intersecting roundabouts, parks, fountains and footpaths.

Dodging traffic and 13 million people, Liz Light is captivated by the history, shopping and vibrancy of a buzzing New Delhi.

The Indian city of Rajasthan maintains a quirky link to the past, finds Audrey Young.

John Howard has sounded a warning about the centralisation of cricket power in India.

NZ is set to reap the benefits as the country's premier tourist resort features in a Bollywood blockbuster expected to be seen by 150 million people.

Activists are angry an Indian court handed down jail terms of just two years to former Bhopal pesticide plant officials.

Did the banks give F&P a rough ride?

The decision to include caste in India's national census has triggered intense controversy about a painful, vexing subject.