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Indian Decade
Chhath—Festival of Migrants
Political parties in Delhi and elsewhere are keen to exploit festivals such as Chhath to boost migrant support.
A Corruption Tipping Point?
India is regularly ranked one of the most corrupt countries in the world. But is it reaching a tipping point?
Obama's Welcome Clinton Break
Barack Obama’s recent trip to India suggests he’s planning a welcome departure with Bill Clinton’s policies.
Bigg Boss, Big Letdown
Bigg Boss 4 isn’t exactly great TV programming. But should the government be restricting access for viewers?
A Light Amongst Scams
The past six months have seen one corruption scandal after another in India. But there are some bright spots.
China Courts Islamic World
China’s new rail line connecting Mecca with nine holy sites in Saudi Arabia is a project India can learn from.
What India Wants From Burma
Policymakers seem to think India’s interests are best served by cosying up to Burma’s junta. But they’re wrong.
India’s China Sandwich
A key Chinese official meets Manmohan Singh and Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. Was there some subtle pressure?
India not Ready for US Marriage
The US looks and acts like a fair-weather friend. A close relationship with it might actually constrain India.
Reality Bites for India
Obama didn’t offer anything exceptional to India. It’s time for our leaders to get back to reality.
Indian Dream Talk
Barack Obama did a better job of outlining the meaning of the Indian Dream than Delhi’s own politicians have done.
India and Obama Candy
The Indian media lapped up Obama’s fine words. But what did we actually get from his visit?