Vikram S. Buddhi has spent 30 months in jail for a crime he didn’t commit. And the famed US justice system thinks it’s alright.

A tribute to some extraordinary photojournalists who brought us the first images of the terrorists—images we will never forget.

India’s luxury retail marketers still have to overcome a few hiccups before the sector can show its full promise.

An alarmingly large number of urban Indian women are reporting a similar set of ailments. What’s up?

An Indian maths scholar in the US is convicted on the absurd charge of threatening George W Bush. He faces over three decades in prison. His scientist father was once unjustly jailed by India for being a US spy. The story of a family’s battle for justice.

A 14-year-old national swimming champion couldn’t make it to the Paralympics because someone forgot to send the papers.

Anant Pai, the adoptive ‘Uncle’ of generations of Indian children, has turned 80. Pity we can’t find an adequate gift for the man who gave us so much joy?

A 100 per cent placement record is not something that the IIMs claim with any pride. This year they should, because it was hard work

There are travel genies who can get you special access. Forbidden doors in Venice would open, restaurants in Paris where reservations have to be made months in advance would suddenly grant you a table and you’d see museums the way not many have

Do people really want freedom from their offices? Or is it the only place that lets people be themselves and gives them time away from family?