Regions / South Asia / India
Articles about India, ordered by date. 
Making waves: Rajendra Singh
Rajendra Singh is reviving Indian villages through traditional rainwater harvesting.
And finally... Farrukh Dhondy
Subi Shah talks to writer and activist Farrukh Dhondy about his time in the Black Panther Movement, multicultural TV and washing his own clothes.
Captive to their own myths
The upsurge of Hindu nationalism in India, by Urvashi Butalia.
Introducing... Arvind Kejriwal
Richard Swift on what you need to know about the Delhi State election winner.
In the land of widows
For the women left behind in Kashmir's border villages, life has its own challenges, as Sofi Lundin discovers.
Worldbeater... Narendra Modi
The self-aggrandizing Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
Power to the people?
Community micro-grids, government-controlled energy, or both? Three experts thrash out the options.
Elusive justice after Bhopal
Thirty years after the disaster, the campaign for justice continues.
TV's transgender trendsetter
Padmini Prakash makes history in India.
Contested territory
Accused by the government of stalling development and by critics on the Left of not being radical enough, NGOs in India are facing many challenges. Dionne Bunsha reports.
Is surrogacy a legitimate way out of poverty?
Doctors Nayna Patel and Mohan Rao go head to head.
How Mother Teresa is torturing Kolkata
S Bedford exposes horrific negligence at a Missionaries of Charity centre in India – and asks when the order will be brought to book.
A tale of two Indias
How sinking cash into gold is rocking the country's economy and deepening the wealth divide, by Jaideep Hardikar.
Cheap drugs and the millionaire whistleblower
Sandhya Srinivasan writes from India on the curious tale of Dinesh Thakur and the generics maker Ranbaxy.
The end of the line
Indian railway stations are a magnet for impoverished children looking for a better future. What usually awaits them is abuse and exploitation. Terina Keene on an initiative helping them find a way out.
A prisoner in the house
For hundreds of South Asian women each year, an arranged marriage in Britain leads not to love but to slavery. Samira Shackle reports.
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