India is an indispensable giant, but human rights and democratic principles matter too

Ajay Banga, who thrived on Wall Street, will most likely be appointed World Bank president

The lives of young women in Nepal are determined by traditions and taboos, even though the constitution guarantees them equal rights

The pandemic interrupted the education of 360 million Indian students and kept them trapped in their homes, mostly without any option for e-learning

Ever since author Martin Kämpchen learned to speak Bengali, he has seen India with new eyes

How colonial India became two and eventually three different countries

Women everywhere must be free to go where they like and dress as they please

To get IMF support, Sri Lanka must achieve the restructuring of existing loans

Part two of Krupa Ge’s account of Rahul Gandhi’s long march across India

Why this summer’s floods will reduce food security in Pakistan in the long run