As U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in India over the weekend, she could be forgiven for feeling like all of the country's eyes were upon her. India's economic boom of the last two decades has won global attention and the committed ...
The ruling Congress party returns to power with an unambiguous mandate, a privilege it should not squander Five years ago, Indian voters comprehensively shredded the predictions of their country's chattering class, toppling the then ruling Bharatiya ...
A party volunteer urges Indians to vote for congressional candidate Priya Dutt. What should outsiders pay attention to, beyond the platitudes, as the 'world's largest democracy' heads to the polls, asks Kanishk Tharoor for openDemocracy. The ...
What should outsiders pay attention to, beyond the platitudes, as the "world's largest democracy" heads to the polls? The world's biggest exercise in democracy begins today when Indians in over one hundred constituencies head to the polls. Such is the ...
Islamabad cannot afford to lose sight of the country's crippling economic and social failings as it fights intensifying terrorism and radicalisation As US special envoy Richard C. Holbrooke navigates the diplomatic circles of Islamabad, discussions ...
The dust has yet to settle on the unfolding tragedy in Mumbai. At the time of writing, hostage situations persist in the Oberoi Hotel and the Nariman House, and commandos have yet to clear the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Officials have yet to fully ...
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