Clinton Presses Pakistan on Terrorism

Hillary Clinton said Pakistan has an obligation to prosecute the perpetrators of the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai "transparently, fully and urgently" and expressed the U.S.'s "deep sympathy and outrage" at last week's triple bomb blasts.

• Video: U.S.-India Talks Cover Terrorism
• Photos: Hillary Clinton in India

Sketching the Bengal Famine

Political artist Chittaprosad vividly captured the human cost of the 1943 Bengal famine, a calamity that scarred the last years of British rule in India. His work is now on show in Delhi.

Two Charged With Illegal Lobbying for Pakistan

U.S. authorities charged two Pakistani-American men with being unregistered lobbyists on the payroll of Pakistan's spy agency, a move that could add a new issue to the deteriorating relationship between the two allies.

Pakistan-India Foreign Minister Age Gap? 45 Years

It seem increasingly likely that when foreign ministers from India and Pakistan sit down in Delhi on July 26, the meeting will between 79-year-old S.M. Krishna and 34-year old Hina Rabbani Khar.

Bollywood Looks at Affirmative Action

Politician-turned-filmmaker Prakash Jha looks at the bitterness around India's broadening of affirmative action in its public universities in his upcoming film.

India Journal: A Sree Padmanabhaswamy Sovereign Fund?

Kerala should look to Norway for lessons on how a government administration should handle sudden wealth, says Keerthik Sasidharan.

The Power List

The top business leaders in Asia making headlines last week in select global and regional media. Powered by Dow Jones Factiva and edited for relevance and clarity.