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In Pictures: India's unwanted girls
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India's blackout carries heavy economic and political costs
For the 40 percent of poorer Indians with no electricity access, this week's blackout was nothing new. Economists say power cuts are a reminder of India's need to manage economic growth.
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Massive India blackout leaves 370 million hot and bothered
India's worst blackout in a decade shut down businesses Monday, halted trains, and left 370 million people without air conditioning or light.
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Delhi tackles air pollution with more auto rickshaws
India's air pollution is now worse than China's. To tackle its problem, Delhi has rolled out one of the world's largest fleets of vehicles fueled with compressed natural gas.
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In Pictures: India's unwanted girls
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The outsource trend: It's not just call centers in India anymore
A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable for major British companies to send their legal work overseas. But often, Indian lawyers can do the work at an eighth the cost.
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In India, rich and poor line up for $2,000 Nano
Ten months after India's $2,000 Nano was launched, carmaker Tata has sold more than 200,000 vehicles.
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India: In gentrifying village, any boy can mud wrestle mano a mano
Even as New Delhi's wealth moves in on the village, poor and rich boys find equal opportunity to wrestle in the mud.
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India: Housing boom declines, hinting at slower economy
International banks expect real estate prices to fall 25 percent, and annual GDP growth to slow.
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