India

Death toll could climb further, with five of the injured still in critical condition

Bombings in New Delhi and Islamabad this week follow recent clashes between the two countries in disputed Kashmir region

Islamabad attack comes a day after a car explosion in New Delhi that PM Narendra Modi blamed on unnamed ‘conspirators’

Blast near historic Red Fort killed eight people and injured 20

India’s federal home minister says ‘all angles’ are being investigated

A new Irish Times newsletter connecting the dots between global events and making sense of the forces transforming the world

More than a year since prime minister Sheikh Hasina was deposed, the movement is losing hope

US markets saw a slight decline prior to the impact of tariffs

With a new world order, co-operating countries will have to live with doing more with less

The ethnic diversity of Mass-goers and the clergy is growing

Aadya Srivastava entered Miss Universe Ireland on a whim, seeing it as an opportunity to talk about racism and spread awareness

Dáil group to also hear 60,000 people from states such as Brazil and India arrived in Republic in year to April and between 2022 and last year, 159,000 came seeking protection

Some believe those with racist views are emboldened by what they see as changing political mood

‘All IT services will be replaced in the next five years ... it’s going to be pretty chaotic’

Chaos erupts at stadium after remains of veteran opposition leader flown back from India

For New Delhi, long-standing fears of being 'encircled' by China have never seemed more real,

I came to Ireland seeking tolerance. Racism is a fact of life for many but it is not being addressed

Global Hunger Index says possibility of achieving the UN goal of zero hunger by 2030 is ‘slipping away’

The Booker Prize-winning novelist Kiran Desai on emigration, her new novel and disappearing into her fiction

Gaurav Garg moved from New Delhi to Ireland in 2019

Desai returns to the most radical ambition of novels: making the complexity of other lives shareable

Finbarr Archer tended graves of Annu Alexandra and daughter Rena for almost 40 years

Two young men try to negotiate their sexuality in a country hostile to any deviation from the norm

Sharp-edged memoir offers a charged account of two women’s arduous stories of becoming

The Booker-winning novelist on her difficult relationship with her mother, how the Beatles ‘gave her oxygen’, and how ‘everything that Trump is doing now already happened in India in 2014′

The three leaders are set to take centre stage at a massive military parade on Wednesday

China uses its role as a second World War ally to claim a place in global order

Gathering of ‘Axis of Upheaval’ may alter military calculus in Asia-Pacific

Trump’s tariffs and diplomatic missteps push India into closer alignment with Russia and China at summit

Taliban asks world for help as at least 2,800 people are injured in rugged northeastern province of Kunar

Russian president hails Trump talks, proposals from India and China aimed at resolving crisis

Leaders of world’s most populous countries bid to reassure one another of relationship as ‘partners not rivals’

PM’s visit comes after US doubles tariffs on Indian exports to 50%

India braced for 70% collapse in exports in key sectors including textiles, gems, jewellery, shrimp and carpets

Keerthana Varma moved to Ireland from India in 2018

After decades of decline, the numbers perishing from hunger are increasing as starvation spreads

Discreet garda presence at Dublin festival for first time in its history following attacks on Indian community

It’s doubtful anyone is willing to listen to our lectures on affairs of international morality

The clinical psychologist says she is ‘extremely proud’ of her Irish-Indian heritage

Indian celebrations acknowledge similarities with Irish history after independence from British