Tarun Bhalla

With books and films being banned, students being arrested over social media posts, and censorship of the arts, India’s free speech record is bleak.

Around 23 million Indians live on the streets, lacking adequate resources and shelter.

Indians question whether it’s possible to separate Sanskrit from its Hindu upper-caste origins.

Greenpeace India had its license suspended for anomalies over the amount of funding it received, and how it spent the unaccounted-for donations.

Steel manufacturing company Posco has signaled it may be on the verge of scrapping a major investment in India.

A lack of trust makes home buyers think again before buying.

Inspiring kings or soldiers, vivid setups, and breath-taking scenes are not new to any regular day in theater art worldwide. India too has witnessed some of the amazing theater performances at different times in history.

Thousands of fans from all over south India experienced a new level of fantasy-cum-fiction during the first Bangalore Comic Con, held at the city’s indoor stadium from June 1–2.

With books and films being banned, students being arrested over social media posts, and censorship of the arts, India’s free speech record is bleak.

Around 23 million Indians live on the streets, lacking adequate resources and shelter.

Indians question whether it’s possible to separate Sanskrit from its Hindu upper-caste origins.

Greenpeace India had its license suspended for anomalies over the amount of funding it received, and how it spent the unaccounted-for donations.

Steel manufacturing company Posco has signaled it may be on the verge of scrapping a major investment in India.

A lack of trust makes home buyers think again before buying.

Inspiring kings or soldiers, vivid setups, and breath-taking scenes are not new to any regular day in theater art worldwide. India too has witnessed some of the amazing theater performances at different times in history.

Thousands of fans from all over south India experienced a new level of fantasy-cum-fiction during the first Bangalore Comic Con, held at the city’s indoor stadium from June 1–2.