A bland fish from Vietnam has taken over Indian menus

Despite judicial approval for the state’s liquor policy, the jury is still out on its efficacy

The political virtues of going gradual

Instead of going on a wild goose chase for peace with a prickly neighbour, India would be better off focusing squarely on economic growth

Instead of governments going libertarian with ‘nudge’ policies, businesses appear to be turning more and more coercive. Taxi-hailing services are a fine example

On the opposition to Free Basics in the name of the poor

The JeM was formed in 2000 by Maulana Masood Azhar, who was released from jail by India in exchange for hostages of the Indian Airlines fight IC-814 hijacked by terrorists in 1999

In Sasaram, Bihar, hundreds of students band together to nurture their dream of cracking government entrance examinations—on a railway platform