A day after President Barack Obama publicly endorsed India’s claim to a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council, State Department spokesman P.J
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China-India Competition: Is a Military Clash Inevitable?
By sheer demographics, it’s the world’s most important relationship. China and India comprise 40% of humanity and boast economies that are expected to loom large over the 21st century.
Beyond Pirates: On the High Seas, an India-China Rivalry
These days, the battle for the Indian Ocean seems to be all about the dread pirates of Somalia.
India’s Black Market Organ Scandal
Shocked but not surprised.
India: Pride & Reality
The ashes of Jawaharlal Nehru have long since disappeared into the silt of the Ganges, carrying with them the faint shadow of the rose he always wore in his lapel.
Aurus Dazzles the Mumbai Food Scene
When India finally let its hair down after the financial liberalization of the ’90s, local chefs had to radically reconsider their chutneys.
India’s Muslims in Crisis
The disembodied voice was chilling in its rage.
Cricket Batsman Tendulkar Hits Double-Hundred Mark
You may have been concentrating on the ice dancing in Vancouver.
Fareed Zakaria on How to Restore the American Dream
The American dream for me, growing up in India in the 1970s, looked something like the opening credits of Dallas. The blockbuster TV series began with a kaleidoscope of big, brassy, sexy images — tracts of open land, shiny skyscrapers, fancy cars, cowboy businessmen and the very dreamy Victoria Principal.
Circles and Swooshes
When Starbucks coffee rolls out its new logo in stores in early March, you might notice something missing from your coffee cup: the words Starbucks Coffee.