Prerna Suri

Mus­lims and Bo­dos dis­placed by vi­o­lence give hor­rif­ic ac­counts of how two groups fought, maimed and killed each oth­er.

As tourists be­gin to re­turn to the em­bat­tled re­gion, the Ja­maat-I-Is­la­mi group asks vis­i­tors to wear mod­est at­tire.

The In­di­an gov­ern­ment’s re­sponse to a slow­ing econ­o­my has drawn the anger of cit­i­zens and brought them out on to the streets.

With pi­lots still on strike and so sign of a break­through in their talks with man­age­ment, pas­sen­gers are find­ing them­selves strand­ed at air­ports across the coun­try.

A typ­i­cal day at the Wa­gah bor­der, usu­al­ly ends with a show of mus­cle. Gi­ant, hulk­ing sol­diers stride de­fi­ant­ly on the cer­e­mo­ni­al bor­der sep­a­rat­ing In­dia from Pak­istan.

As the lead­ers of In­dia and Bangladesh meet to dis­cuss is­sues of trade, se­cu­ri­ty and land recog­ni­tion, the 3 mil­lion il­le­gal Bangladeshi work­ers in In­dia just want to be of­fi­cial­ly recog­nised by their coun­tries.

Ac­tivist Anna Haz­are has end­ed his hunger strike that forced In­di­an au­thor­i­ties to con­sid­er a tougher anti-cor­rup­tion bill, but is this real vic­to­ry?

A new law seeks to make pri­vate school sys­tem in­clu­sion­ary for the less priv­i­leged.