Arsenic-contaminated water is the silent killer in many states in India. A photo essay by Sucheta Das. ...

India's rape capital claims another innocent life. This time the nation reacted asking for change. Carrie Stanziola comments on the recent protests in India. ...

India's purple frog may soon become history - but what's the furor over a small amphibian? Loss of biodiversity is loss of our own habitat, writes Pabitra Mukhopadhyay. ...

Amid speculations about Gandhi's relationship with his architect friend Hermann Kallenbach fueled by the book "Great Soul", what's really important is Gandhi as a human being, writes Pabitra Mukhopadhyay. ...

India is the top choice for Afghan youth who travel abroad for higher education. Scholarships and familiarity with culture makes it easy for Afghans to integrate into the education system and society. ...

The seven states of northeast India are festering. This part of the country is known for its lush hills, biodiversity and natural resources. Yet it has become the hub of drug abuse. ...

A sequel of four articles by Anna Zhou, Diêgo Lôbo and Pabitra Mukhopadhyay. In the first part the authors discuss the multidimensional debates in the run up to Rio+20 and possibility of BRICS role in finding a way through the confusion. ...

One can see a buzz of activities in the Indian Mountains, expectations soaring, for a possible great leap towards right directions and other Hindu Kush Himalayan countries are watching the progress with great interest. NGOs from India, for the first time are placing their own agenda and demanding the long awaited leadership in terms of knowledge, idea and action. ...