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Seventeen Die After Wall Collapses Due to Heavy Rains in Southern India - Reports

Seventeen people, including two children, are presumed dead after a wall collapsed in a village near the Indian state of Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, media reported on Monday

Emirates to expand reach in India with SpiceJet codeshare partnership

Emirates airline and SpiceJet have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enter into a reciprocal codeshare agreement, which is set to open new routes and destinations for passengers travelling between India and destinations across Africa, America, Europe, and the Middle Eas

India top court clears Vedanta copper plant for reopening

India's top court Tuesday paved the way for the reopening of a copper smelter at the centre of a police shooting that left more than a dozen protesters dead last year.

India court allows Vedanta to reopen controversial plant

Death toll from south India protests rises to 13

A protester shot during demonstrations against a copper plant in southern India died of his injuries Thursday, officials said, the 13th victim killed by police fire

Protester dead in second day of south India clashes: police

A protester was killed by a rubber bullet in a second day of clashes in southern India Wednesday,

Police open fire for second day in India protest city

Police opened fire Wednesday in a southern Indian city to disperse demonstrators who hurled petrol bombs, a day after fatally shooting 10 protesters there, witnesses said.

Indian police face fury over shooting deaths of 10 protesters

Outrage swelled Wednesday over the deaths of 10 protesters at a rally over a copper plant in southern India, after police opened fire on demonstrators in what critics termed "mass murder".

Indian police kill 12 in protest over copper plant

Indian police on Tuesday killed 12 demonstrators after opening fire on thousands of people demanding the closure of a copper factory due to pollution concerns, a police officer said

Indian court acquits 35 from anti-piracy ship of weapons charges

An Indian court on Monday acquitted 35 men, including several from Britain, Estonia and Ukraine, of illegal possession of arms while they were on a US-operated anti-piracy boat

Eight drown after boat capsizes in southern India