A Conversation With: Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra
Why India's government does not want a strong judiciary, and the problems facing the legal practice in India.
View ArticleIndia Goes Backwards on Human Rights
Sexual violence against women and crackdowns on freedom of expression cited as problems by Human Rights Watch.
View ArticleSelling ‘Midnight’s Children’ in India
The careful, deliberate marketing of the movie, based on the book by Salman Rushdie.
View ArticleThe Mumbai/New York Photo Project: Meet the ‘Wallas’
You can get anything you want in either city, as long as you know the right person.
View ArticleThe ‘One Billion Rising’ on the Streets of Delhi
Pink bands, a flash mob, and powerful speeches marked the event in the national capital.
View ArticleThe Mumbai/New York Photo Project: In Transit
People seem to be on the move all the time, in both cities.
View ArticleA Conversation With: Author and Mathematician Manil Suri
On his latest novel, growing up in Mumbai and his passion for writing.
View ArticleThe Mumbai/New York Photo Project: Houses of Worship
Places of worship abound in Mumbai and New York.
View ArticleWhere is India’s Feminist Movement Headed?
Feminism in India is grappling with new problems as vast economic and social changes sweep the country, while old mindsets steeped in patriarchy still prevail
View ArticleIndia and Italy Share Blame in Marines Case, Analysts Claim
Both countries made mistakes, political experts say.
View ArticleMumbai’s ‘Focus’ Festival Showcases Women Photographers
Work by Indian and international female photographers deals with free speech and emancipation.
View ArticleThe Mumbai/New York Photo Project: Music and Dance
Musicians and artists often transcend their nations, borrowing from others’ cultures and making new hybrids
View ArticleBollywood’s Sanjay Dutt Will Go to Prison
India’s highest court upheld the conviction of the Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt on charges of illegal possession of guns supplied by the masterminds of the 1993 Mumbai bombings, but it reduced his prison...
View ArticleWhat Are You Doing to Fix India’s Broken Education System?
A teacher in a Mumbai slum says all Indians, and in fact the entire world, have a moral responsibility to address crippling inequalities.
View ArticleA Conversation With: U.S.A.I.D. Administrator Rajiv Shah
The American agency has changed its approach to aid in India completely.
View ArticleIndia’s Ad Industry Shaken After Ford Figo Controversy
The recent fiasco led to several high-profile ousters and could make the industry more conservative.
View ArticleThe Mumbai/New York Photo Project: Education Heroes
Helping poor children in both cities who often struggle to get a good education.
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