He has won 48 titles in his career so far, and 34 of them have been on clay

Mangesh Ghogre’s crossword puzzles have been accepted by LA Times and WSJ

Top managers of banks are finding their pay packets questioned by those for whom they are supposed to be working

Too few people in India donate their organs. But there is hope yet

A great football club comes off a dizzy high, a star footballer-coach moves on, and football aesthetes the world over join hands in a silent prayer

This photographer started taking black-and-white portraits of commuters on local Mumbai trains 18 months ago. An exhibition and a book later, he still can’t stop

Niranjan Hiranandani was leased land to build affordable housing. Instead, he made flats for the rich. Now the Bombay High Court has ordered him to keep his original word

If sexual explicitness caused the most outrage in the early phase of book bans in India, there was a point after which it became almost entirely about religion