India COVID-19 vaccines

The Indian government says 2 billion doses could be available by December, but some are skeptical.

The latest backlash against the Gates Foundation in India is the result of years' worth of concerns raised by human rights activists and civil society.

If New Delhi wants to keep Beijing out of its backyard, it has to step up regional cooperation in South Asia.

The country must ditch its tech-centric approach and instead draw from its past successes in mass vaccination.

The pandemic has highlighted India’s extreme income inequality -- and will mostly likely worsen it.

Following a week of outrage, the U.S. stepped up its game in helping India beat a disastrous second COVID-19 wave. But questions persist about how it seeks to do so.

Amid a ferocious second wave of COVID-19, India's hospitals are overrun.

Vaccine diplomacy has given way to vaccine nationalism as India struggles with a massive spike in infections.

The soaring cases and deaths come just months after India thought it had seen the worst of the pandemic.

Just when there was growing optimism over India’s economic rebound, the second COVID-19 wave has come as a rude shock to businesses and consumers alike. 

The prime minister urged Indians to get vaccinated as the country sees its case count soar to new heights.