The Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India pipeline will likely test the political patience of some unlikely allies
Saas-Bahu and other television soap operas have transformed Indian lives in ways you can laugh at—or empathise with
Indians are popping up on American television screens in new and still typecast ways, typically for the laughs they get. Watch awhile, though, and you know this is mostly about America coming to terms with emerging realities
The Indian Army stiffens its anti-Maoist operations. But at what cost?
The managing editor of TwoCircles.net, an English news website for Indian Muslims, speaks to Open on what makes his website unique.
Open magazine does its turn to stall an eco-tourism scam in Rajasthan
DaSilva’s company Quo is selling Mac clones, but without the Mac OS. Is it legal? Well...
For those who cannot come up with a clever way to pop the big question, there are proposal planners at hand.
In the People’s Republic, the Party is all pervasive. But its enormous influence and intense secrecy mask inner impulses of dissent that could yet shake things up