A Reddit user's query about living in Bengaluru on Rs 30,000 monthly sparked a viral discussion. While some users provided detailed breakdo...

A Russian expat in India, Anastasia Sharova, shares 11 habits she has adopted. These range from practical customs like removing shoes befor...

Russian expat Anastasia Sharova debunks common India stereotypes, revealing a nation far richer and more diverse than often portrayed. She ...

Iuliaa Aslamova, a Russian national, celebrated 11 years in India, reflecting on the profound impact the country has had on her life. Initi...

Russian‑born Marina Kharbani celebrated receiving her Overseas Citizenship of India card in a viral Instagram video, proudly holding her ne...

Dubai's robust property market, which has surged 70% in four years, faces headwinds from US tariffs and declining oil prices. Uncertainties...

Budget 2024: India aims for 500 GW renewable energy by 2030, with Sitharaman's July 23 budget detailing measures under Modi 3.0. Ranking 4t...

Outsiders may assume Chennai’s cuisine consists of idli-dosa and biryani made with short-grain rice, but the city’s cultural scene combined...

Around 3,000 pet dogs and a thousand cats have boarded or alighted international carriers in 2018-19.

Most Indian visitors will enter Russia through Moscow, so plan you trip depending on how much time you have.

Ahead of Abe’s trip, Gujarat has planned a second Japanese-supported industrial park, at Sanand, on more than 1,000 hectares, about 10 time...

A positive approach is expected from Trump in mending ties with Russia as highlighted during his campaign. This would be good news for Indi...

Many of them have lost jobs and are packing up to return home; others are settling for salary cuts and bleak days ahead, reports Jayaraj Si...

Young engineers from China, Korea, Russia and the US are swarming power projects in the country earning big bucks for themselves.

Foreign nationals coming to intern at various organisations in India.

Markets around the world including India found themselves lashed on Thursday by fears of fresh financial trouble.

Call it reverse brain drain. The growing Indian economy is fast attracting more foreigners to work here.