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Threats to minority rights and democratic norms are ignored to preserve a comforting illusion
Narendra Modi threatens the country’s great legacy of secular pluralism
Temple judgment seen as providing a boost for Narendra Modi
India tightens security, closes schools on fears ruling will spark religious tension
City’s chief minister calls the Indian capital a ‘gas chamber’
Academics, lawyers and opposition politicians targeted by Pegasus spyware
The prime minister has room to stimulate growth but must avoid policy mis-steps of his first term
Cost of care previously meant racking up huge debts or going without treatment
Netflix, Amazon and a host of other companies are cashing in on the country’s content boom
My search led me to the gracious streets of Kolkata to meet the owners of Bharat Kernels
The Indian PM’s stony silence when Gandhi was invoked in Texas shows shifting political winds
Both leaders have eye on domestic politics ahead of talks on trade
Millions denied inclusion due to poor record-keeping
Uncertain future for people unable to prove they lived in border state before 1971 creation of Bangladesh
Owners say platforms such as Zomato are demanding unsustainably low prices
Consummate New Delhi insider remained articulate advocate for Modi’s government despite ill health
Demand for the metal wanes as savvy investors eye stocks and bonds for higher returns
While the Indian prime minister is jubilant, locals are cut off and caged in
Saudi Aramco is the latest in a string of companies to tie its fortunes to the tycoon
The idea of a secular India is in peril putting unity of the country at risk
Opposition defies calls to break with dynasty after election defeat
Narendra Modi’s government appears to view the business community with deep suspicion
Viral app’s stars face criminal charges after posting video
Approval of bill on ‘triple talaq’ marks victory for Hindu nationalist government but stirs controversy
Scandal-hit business leaders and politicians are adept at manipulating the court of public opinion
