Clinton to Push Pakistan, Again

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in Pakistan later Thursday, the latest in a long-line of attempts, so far unsuccessful, to get Pakistan to attack Taliban havens in North Waziristan.

Miss the Hiss? Fanatics Flip for Tunes on Cassette Tapes

Some audiophiles find the flat tones and fuzzy hiss of cassette tapes comforting. They see cassettes following their analog brethren, vinyl records, which are currently enjoying a renaissance.

• Video: A Cassette-Tape Comeback

India Loses More Ground on China

As China's economic growth hovers close to double digits, India is having to admit its 9% GDP expansion goal is now pretty unrealistic.

Occupy Wall Street Has History on Its Side

To many Americans, Occupy Wall Street was a long time coming. On Wall Street, it seems to have been going on for a long time. There's a long thread of Wall Street demonstration that dates back to after the Revolutionary War and establishment of a national bank.

• Video: Voices from the Occupy Protests

A Movie for All Your Screens

A new service called UltraViolet lets users buy a movie once and then watch it on any of their gadgets.

• Video: Ultraviolet Puts Movies in the Cloud

Exiled Tibetans Conflicted Over Immolations

The self-immolations put exiled Tibetans in a difficult place: while they want to show their support for fellow Tibetans, there is little they can do. Many are also uneasy with the idea of humans setting themselves on fire.

How Locals Read the Congress By-Election Rout

Does the 0-4 score for the Congress party in the recent by-election for one Parliamentary and three state-assembly seats signal a decrease in the party's popularity and presage a depressing future at the upcoming state and national elections?

Will Anyone Occupy Dalal Street?

Occupy Dalal Street, anyone? Yawn. America's Occupy Wall Street movement which started a month ago has caught on in various parts of the world, but it is unlikely to catch fire in India.

Economics Journal: How the Jan Lokpal Bill Would Hurt India's Poor

Choking off corruption without solving the problems that created it in the first place could have serious unintended consequences that paradoxically may do more harm than good, especially for the poor - the people these causes are supposed to help.

Bollywood Journal: What Happens to the Villains?

Beth Watkins examines the roles of various villains in famous Bollywood movies and takes a look at how they get their comeuppance. Warning, this column contains some spoilers!