As King Charles's coronation nears, some people in India feel indifferent about seeing a new King crowned, half a world away. For others, India's colonial past — and the controversy around the infamous Koh-i-Noor diamond — is hard to forget.

There have long been promises to clear out India's mountains of waste but that reality seems distant at Mumbai's massive Deonar landfill, where 100,000 people depend on the informal garbage industry of picking through trash for plastic and metal to eke out a livelihood, despite the health risks associated with the work.

India has a brand-new professional women's cricket league, and it's generating a lot of excitement in the country and among analysts, with many calling it a game-changer for women's sports.

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge premiered in 1995, but has such enduring appeal — along with its leading man, Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan — that it's played at a Mumbai cinema nearly every day since, aside from a brief pandemic pause.

In the span of just 10 dramatic days, Gautam Adani — a self-made Indian billionaire with a sprawling empire that made him the third-richest person in the world — saw more than half of his fortune vanish. Here's what happened.

Nine years after Pooja Gaud was kidnapped near her Mumbai school, a missing persons poster has helped the teenager reunite with her family. She was beaten and forced to work, and is still seeking justice.

The appointment of Lt. Gen. Syed Asim Munir to the role ended weeks of intense speculation and comes at a time of fierce debate over the Pakistani military's role in politics in the nuclear-armed country, with ousted prime minister Imran Khan planning a massive rally near the capital this weekend to renew his call for immediate elections.