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The article reports on the efforts of Hewlett-Packard Co. (H-P) to find a way of marking new paper documents with a bar code that helps prevent forgeries. Information is presented on the aim of the Trusted Hardcopy project of H-P. According to company documents, the bar code is designed to act like a digital signature. Comments are made by Anjaneyulu Kuchibhotla, a department director at H-P Labs India, regarding the importance of the Asian-Pacific market to H-P.

The article discusses that Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, has introduced the ‘NOVID' Act in Congress May 19, 2021, in a bid to protect the United States from the risk of new coronavirus strains by defeating the virus abroad.

The article reports that many presidents of American colleges are traveling to India to learn about the country's higher education system and try to create partnerships. Like American corporations that began coming to India more than a decade ago to tap the brain power of its millions of inexpensive, well-educated engineers, software writers, and medical technicians, American higher-education institutions are flocking to the country to recruit Indian students, set up academic and research ventures, and raise money.

Focuses on the contrasting issues about Hindus and Muslims in India concerning nationalistic ethnic strife. Overview of the political conflict between India and Pakistan; Process through which people think of Muslims as the enemy; Criticisms against the marriage of Muslim to Hindu women.

The article announces the UK and India have working on tackling climate change, Britain's south Asia minister on Saturday as concluded a five-day tour of the south Asian nation.

States that India and Bangladesh signed a 30 year old agreement which allows them to share water from the Ganges River. Importance of water to rice paddies and paper mills in Bangladesh; Previous dispute over water between both countries; Effective date of agreement.

The article discusses the growing interest and usage of bitcoins, an online currency developed in 2009 by pseudonymous person Satoshi Nakamoto, in India. Founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Ravi Iyengar of bitcoin mining hardware producer CoinTerra mentions his introduction in bitcoin. Director Mupparaju Siva Kameswara Rao of bitcoin exchange provider S Capital Solutions Pvt. Ltd. also comments on the wallet service and trading platform of the bitcoin.

Focuses on two Indian software entrepreneurs that have built rival companies and have become icons for India's modern economic order. Azim Premji, chairman of Wipro Ltd., who is the richest Indian, on paper, in the world; N.R. Narayana Murthy, who founded Infosys Technologies Ltd.,; How the Information Age could help India; Percentage of software exports that the two companies account for.

Describes how many Americans experienced an attack of nuclear anxiety, which was triggered by watching footage of India's nuclear tests. How fear of nuclear war was once fundamental to the American psyche, the subject of novels, movies and even presidential-campaign advertisements; The recession of the fear with the fall of the Berlin Wall; How feeding the anxiety is a paper published in the `New England Journal of Medicine' by members of Physicians for Social Responsibility.

The article focuses of invitation of Great Britain prime minister Boris Johnson to Indian prime minister Narendra Modi to the G7 summit alongside South Korea and Australia as guest countries, in order to intensify cooperation between the world's democratic and technologically advanced nations.

The article discusses that Indian cricketer, Rishabh Pant dropped two catches in the third test against Australia, giving further ammunition to detractors who say he should be dropped as India's test wicketkeeper in favor of Wriddhiman Saha.

The article discusses that the India- centered top American business groups said they expect continued bipartisan support and new momentum in India-US relations under the administration led by Joe Biden.

Comments how, in India, bundling bills is routinely done by staples, rather than rubber bands. The wear and tear on the paper; The laments by K.D. Savkur, chief of currency management at the Reserve Bank of India, over the withdrawal of damaged bills from circulation; The relief that may be forthcoming.

The article focuses on the national election and democracy in India. Topics being presented include the high level of political engagement in India and managing the massive voter turnout, Main Street America's awareness of the largest democratic elections in history, and the key role of media and the education system in the election.

The article discusses the Government of India which is streamlining services for Indian citizens living in the U.S. though the 'Passport Seva Service' launched by India's Minister of State for External Affairs General V.K. Singh. It states that the program has brought huge transformation towards delivery of passport services in India by reduction in processing time and more efficient digital verification process.

The article discusses the effects of nuclear weapons test conducted by India in May 1998 on the relations between India and the U.S. Topics discussed include the views of Michael Krepon, co-founder of the Stimson Center, on the U.S.-India relations, announcements by former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and former U.S. President George Bush on July 18, 2005 on the Civilian Nuclear Agreement, and India's economic growth before and after the nuclear tests.

The article reports on the British premiere of the play "Mian Biwi Aur Wagah" as one of the highlights of a first-of-its-kind virtual Urdu festival being hosted in Great Britain.

The article discusses that British and Indian researchers have joined forces to curb "superbugs" evolving due to the impact of pharmaceutical waste release on microbial ecosystems.

The article offers information on petition demanding the removal of a statue of Robert Clive, who played a key role in establishing Great Britain's empire in India, in Shrewsbury, England as part of the "Black Lives Matter" anti-racism protests.

The article presents information on an online Indian art auction at Christie's in Great Britain in June 2020 that will feature a gem set and enamelled gold sword (tulwar) hilt, locket and chape.

The article discusses India has lost the hosting rights of the 2021 men's world boxing championship to Serbia after the International Boxing Association (AIBA) alleged non-payment of host fee by the national federation, that claimed that AIBA "acted in haste".

In this article the author reflects on his admiration for the author Salman Rushdie. He comments on his experience reading aloud transcripts from Rushdie's book "The Satanic Verses," along with fellow writer Hari Kunzru, at the Jaipur Literature Festival in India despite the fact that the book is banned in the country. Religious issues which resulted in the banning of the book are discussed, including a fatwa established by Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini for Rushdie's death. The author also comments on the impact of the microblogging website Twitter on the ways in which individuals communicate and chronicles his evolving relationship with the literary works of Rushdie.

The article focuses on the meaning and significance of the Diwali festival in India. It chronicles the history of the festival's various legends pertaining to its origin, which points out to the classic truth of the victory of good over evil. It also mentions the views of several history experts in the country regarding the significance of the festival, which is a good time to delve upon personal goals and renew ties with families and friends. INSETS: The Five Days of Diwali;One Festival, Many Names.

The article discusses that a vaccine for coronavirus will be mass produced by companies in India according to businessman Yusuf Hamied. It mentions that Cyrus Poonawalla hopes his company Poonawalla Group will play a critical role scaling up production once a vaccine has been developed and declared fit for human use. It also mentions that Cipla can help Great Britain with a supply of essential drugs.

The article presents the two Kash Patel, senior advisor for acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenel, and Ajit Pai, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Indian-Americans part of the delegation accompany the U.S. President Donald Trump to India on February 24-25, 2020.

The article reports on a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed between Sri Guru Ram Dass Institute of Dental Sciences & Research (SGRD) in Punjab, India and the School of Dentistry at University of Birmingham to promote the exchange of knowledge between students and staff.

The article focuses on several aspects of prevention of sexual assualt against women such as rape in India and mentions need for teaching men about respect and relationships and also mentions need to demolish the archaic patriarchal attitudes.

The article informs that Charles, Prince of Wales will make an official visit to India with a focus on sustainable markets, climate change and social finance.

The article reports that the United Nations (UN) refugee agency is holding talks with India about its citizenship register in the border state of Assam, amid concerns that many people, the majority of them being Muslims, could join the ranks of the world's stateless.

The article discusses India being the world's most protectionist countries but the U.S. trying to negotiate a trade deal with the South Asian nations to resolve the differences. It mentions that the U.S. and India has locked in trade disputes for months that have led to tit-for-tat tariffs, Washington's concern about Indian policies that mandate foreign firms to store more data locally on medical devices, and the U.S. being the least protectionist country of the major powers.

The article focuses on trade deal between the U.S. and China and also mentions that the U.S. has demanded India to reduce its agricultural tariffs and mentions that Indian prime Minister Narendra Modi has struggles to boost exports dampened by the U.S.-China trade war.

The article discusses economic growth in India has slowed in the fifth straight quarter in the April 2019 to June 2019 period and mentions that India's cabinet has eased restrictions on foreign investment in sectors, including coal mining.

The article discusses the shortage of water as one of the problems faced by the doctors in many Indian cities, citing the example of Chennai-based doctor T.N. Ravisankar relying wholely on water tankers for water supply. It also discusses the failed rains and the delayed annual monsoon as in India causing a drought-like situation.

The article discusses the struggle of India against the worst bad-loan ration of the world.

The article reports that Indian widow Vaishali Yede, whose farmer husband committed suicide, decided to run for Lok Sabha elections. It mentions that Yede's campaign was not only a rebuke to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi but to the hierarchies of class and gender that structure Indian politics. It presents views of Yogendra Yadav, the leader of a new farmers movement, on the state of Indian agriculture.

The article discusses Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has attended his first news conference in India in May 2019 prompting taunts from journalists and opposition parties seeking to oust him in an election that ended in May 2019.

The article informs that India's main opposition parties like Indian National Congress has alleged voting fraud in India's general election after exit polls has predicted a comfortable win for Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party.

The article discusses Oxford Dictionaries was dragged into India's elections as it rubbished a claim that ‘Modilie' referring to Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is a recognised word.

Reports on the efforts of India to meet demand for higher education. Number of degree programs offered by Shri Rawatapura Sarkar International University; Development of private universities; Authority of the state legislatures to grant approval to anyone who wishes to establish a university in India.