Narendra Dabholkar’s assassination leaves a legislative battle unfinished with no one to take it up
The former rulers of Lakshadweep want their kingdom back…or at least a modest raise in their royalty pension
Are false accusations of rape common in India? Do the accused get a fair chance to defend themselves?
The story of five orphans forced to stay in a graveyard after their parents died of AIDS
A decorated infantry commander who has served on the Line of Control, speaks to Open on the politics and hysteria over dead Indian soldiers
Imparted in a language they scarcely understand, the education seems designed to leave them unread
The violence in Kishtwar bears the signs of an orchestrated plan to create a Kashmir Valley-like situation in this part of Jammu
Vignettes from the village of Parli in Palakkad, Kerala
Khar, now an affluent enclave of the city, was once a small suburb, dotted with bungalows and modest buildings.