The Dalai Lama has on Sunday accused China of unleashing a "cultural genocide" in Tibet and demanded an impartial international probe into the situation in violence-hit Lhasa.

Indian education system needs to be reformed so that it could incorporate culture-based education and link the younger generation with the older one, former NCERT director J S Rajput said today.

Multinational firms are increasingly locating their innovation activities in China and India. But what are the challenges and opportunities of managing research and development centres in these countries? More importantly, how will these trends impact on the long term competitiveness of the economies of Western European countries and North America?

The Indian government says it will spend billions of dollars to help farmers and revive the rural economy. As Anjana Pasricha reports from New Delhi, the promise comes ahead of general elections scheduled for next year.

India's Information Technology industry is set to post another year of healthy growth. But as Anjana Pasricha reports from New Delhi, the industry is also confronting new challenges.

Indian officials say they hope to wrap up talks on a landmark civilian nuclear agreement, without succumbing to deadline pressure from the United States.

Pushing for reforms, the Economic Survey said inflationary impact of foreign funds flow, a slowdown in the US, an appreciating rupee and sluggish infrastructure sector were major challenges before economy.

Leading Muslim groups attending an anti-terrorism conference in northern India have denounced terrorism as "un-Islamic."

Australian cricket coach Tim Nielsen says both the Indian and Australian players should not change the way they play the game.

Indian Premier League Auction ( IPL ) franchisees bid for 82 players in landmark auction for cricket games in India. See the IPL bids below.

Walt Disney Co., the second-largest U.S. media company, offered to buy a controlling stake in India 's UTV Software Communications Ltd. by buying new stock and some shares from minority holders totaling $371 million.

Indian authorities are investigating a large-scale illegal organ transplant ring that involves removing kidneys from poor people and selling them to rich Indians and foreigners. Anjana Pasricha reports from New Delhi that a thriving illegal trade in human kidneys has existed in India for at least a decade.