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TOKYO -- With its low sticker price, Honda Motor's new made-in-India compact SUV has been such a hit in Japan that the automaker in April and May was crowned the country's top imported vehicle seller.
NEW DELHI -- The return of K.P. Sharma Oli as Nepal's prime minister may usher in an era of closer economic and military ties with China amid frayed relations with India.
India's government on Tuesday promised spending on job creation but also called for fiscal prudence as it announced its financial budget — the first since nationwide elections finished in June which led to a new coalition government being formed.
The budget lays out funds for rural programmes, to create jobs and for two states ruled by coalition members.
The boy grew heavy on the milk, cream and butter of his grandmother’s doting. By age 13, Neeraj Chopra weighed nearly 190 pounds, making him one of the biggest boys in his tiny farming village. His father and uncles urged him to join a gym to lose weight. By chance, he saw a javelin being thrown and noticed that, in flight, it seemed to shimmy like a fish through water. He was smitten.
For those watching from outside, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh presents a compelling story. She is among the world’s longest-serving female heads of government, a secular Muslim in colorful saris who has fought Islamic militancy, lifted millions out of poverty and deftly kept both India and China at her side.
India’s Finance Minister has backed her economic adviser’s suggestion to allow more Chinese investment in the country, after flows were disrupted by New Delhi’s increasingly strained ties with Beijing since 2020.
NEW YORK -- As U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris looks to become the country's first Asian American and Black female president, she may be pressed for greater efforts to show voters how that background informs both her worldview and her policy toward Asia.