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Indian women collect chemically polluted water in Ahmedabad

India ‘should fund environment projects’

India’s government should tap some of the $400bn it has locked up in state enterprises to invest in projects to clean up its environment and combat global warming, a top economic official said

India losing English advantage to China

Growing language skills threaten rival’s edge

India’s billionaires outstrip US counterparts

Forbes list shows subcontinent recovering faster than the west

Three arrested in Vedanta plant deaths probe

Company ‘co-operating fully’ with police

Michelin to invest $870m in India

Chennai site to generate at least 1,500 jobs

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Sri Lanka cuts rates as polls loom

The central bank cut key interest rates in spite of its economy showing signs of recovery since a 26-year civil war against separatist Tamil Tigers ended in May

Sri Lankan general quits amid election talk

The resignation of Sri Lanka’s top military figure has led to speculation that he is readying a challenge to the country’s president in upcoming polls

Kabul to launch anti-graft unit

The Afghan government has announced the launch of an anti-corruption unit after Hillary Clinton warned that continued US support was dependent on anti-graft measures

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Corporate India more realistic

James Lamont, the FT’s south Asia bureau chief, tells James Fontanella-Khan that corporate India has become more realistic about its growth potential a year on from the global financial crisis

Comment

Pakistan-US relations

Hillary Clinton’s Pakistan trip aimed to reset the troubled bilateral relationship. How far this diplomatic mission helps to narrow the trust gap between the two countries is another matter, says Maleeha Lodhi

Candles lost in the wind

Almost a year after the Mumbai terror attaks, we are still quite befuddled. But then as in Shakespeare’s words, the fault lies not in our stars but in ourselves and that is the real point, says Suhel Seth.

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Markets reach India’s Darkness

Joe Leahy

Joe Leahy travels to Maheshkhunt in Bihar to see how the National Spot Exchange, which opened a warehouse in the state’s rural areas, is helping farmers interact with global markets.

House & Home

In India’s fast lane

Building contractors are racing against time to complete the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi by its deadline at the end of next month

Travel

The holy city of Amritsar

The Golden Temple – the holiest Sikh shrine – is the centrepiece of this dusty, sacred citadel in north-west India, whose spiritual and martial features embody the independent Sikh character, writes James Lamont