Indian economy is booming. Foreign investors are keen on India. India is set to drive the global growth. India's stock market is now the fourth-largest. Is it the right time to invest in Indian stocks? Watch this video to know more.

India is now the world’s fourth-largest stock market after overtaking Hong Kong

Heavy rains from Cyclone Michuang have flooded Chennai and other South Indian cities, though the worst of the cyclone is over, it has left a trail of many questions.

Chennai floods: Indian cities in deep waters | WION Wideangle

Ayodhya is all set to inaugurate the RamMandir on January 22. The town is bustling with renovations and has gone under tremendous transformation. How will the city look once the Lord Ram Temple is open to the public? How many hotels are there to cater to the public? What else can a tourist do apart from visiting Ram temple? From the new redeveloped- Ayodhya Dham Junction Railway Station to Maharishi Valmiki International Airport to every corner of the city, we take you inside transformed Ayodhya.

Ayodhya: Rebirth of a temple town

Has Russia outlasted Ukraine in the War of Attrition as the United States' aid dries up? Will Venezuela invade Guyana over the newly discovered oil reserves? West Africa's G-5 anti-Jihadist alliance crumbles & yet another mass shooting rocks a University in the United States. Mohammed Saleh gets you an in-depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

Has Russia outlasted Ukraine in the War of Attrition as US aid dries up?

At least 19 people were killed and nearly 2,000 inmates escaped in Sierra Leone when the country's main military barracks and prisons were attacked on the 19th of November. The Sierra Leone government designated the Sunday's assault as a failed coup attempt which aimed to "subvert and overthrow" the government. Several countries in the West and Central Africa are under military rule after a series of recent coups, including Sierra Leone's neighbour Guinea as well as Mali, Niger and Chad. In Sierra Leone itself, the political situation has been tense since June this year after President Julius Maada Bio's re-election in a disputed vote. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Nearly 2,000 inmates escape during attempted coup

4 people have been killed in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka after a train was allegedly set on fire ahead of the polls. Bangladesh's main opposition party BNP has boycotted the polls and has called for a general strike on Sunday as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina eyes a fourth-straight term.

Bangladesh Election: Train set on fire ahead of polls

The violence in the Red Sea has sent shipping costs through the roof. Earlier this week, the U.S. and its allies sent a 'final warning' to Yemen's Houthi rebels, the latter detonated an unmanned boat in the Red Sea hours later. It is Houthis vs America and its allies in the dangerous waters. What will be the next move?

The war comes to The Red Sea

Twin blasts have hit Iran on the fourth anniversary of Qasem Soleimani's death. ISIS claimed responsibility, but Tehran is pointing the finger at Israel. In Beirut, a drone strike killed Hamas' Deputy Commander. Lebanon claims Israel is trying to drag it into the war. Is an all-out war inevitable?

Is West Asia just another flare-up away from a full-blown war?

On #ThisWorld with Vikram Chandra: + Red Sea violence sends shipping costs through the roof. Will the cheque be handed down to you? + Is West Asia just another flare-up away from a full-blown war? + Death toll in Japan earthquake rises to over 100. It's a race against time to rescue those trapped. + The story of Japan's burning plane + Bangladesh heads to poll

Is West Asia just another flare-up away from a full blown war?

A Japan Airlines plane caught fire in Tokyo's Haneda airport. The passenger jet, with 379 people on board, had collided with a coast guard plane upon landing. While all 379 survived the collision, five of six coast guard crew were killed.

Japan's Burning Plane: What's the real story?

Over 100 people have died in the series of earthquakes that struck Japan starting January 1, at least 211 people remain unaccounted for. In a phone call with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, India's PM Modi offered 'all possible assistance' to New Delhi special strategic and global partner.

Japan Earthquake: India offers assistance to Tokyo

Red Sea: Houthis defy America's 'final warning'. What's next?

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