Scripting democracy in Cambodia, with Indian ink
They are not just bottles of ink; they are repository of democratic dreams. Produced in Mysore, India’s southern city, 40,000-odd bottles of indelible ink, used to coat voters’ fingers to …
Read MoreAuthor: India Writes Network
India turns EMI nation: Life, in easy installments
So, should only your folks out West dream of something, and then go out next morning and fulfill their dream at the local departmental store or the Apple place at …
Read More
Shock in India: Monsoon magic turns into flash and fury
The advent of the north-west monsoon in northern India after a ruthless summer is usually not unlike a festival. There is a general air of great expectation, then the immediate …
Read More
Expanding global footprint: L&T gets Saudi boost
India’s engineering giant Larson and Toubro has won a major infrastructure contract worth nearly $300 million in Saudi Arabia, the largest supplier of oil to India and home to over …
Read More
Power Play in Asia: India, China, Pakistan fuel nuke games
It’s playtime in Asia. And how, as the Asian boys are growing up, they are playing with bigger, shinier and noisier guns. Not just guns, other toys too from the …
Read More
Easing energy crunch: Indian scientists chase solar fusion dream
The quest for clean, cheap commercial energy just took on an international dimension, and India has a pivotal role to play in it. In a pioneering global initiative, some of …
Read More
Indian students fly high: A clean, green idea for aviation industry
In a world driven by enterprise and innovation, Indians are making waves everywhere. It’s no longer just about Indians heading multinational companies or running multi-million global businesses; it’s also about …
Read More
India hopes for robust strategic and economic ties with Japan
Ahead of his May 27-30 visit to Tokyo for the annual summit between his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe, India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke to Japanese journalists in New Delhi …
Read More
Premier Li’s India Mission: A Chinese Perspective
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s maiden visit to India (May 19-22) has spawned a spate of news reports and commentaries in the Chinese media. By and large, the Chinese media has …
Read More
Post-2014 roadmap: India assures more aid to Afghanistan
Against the backdrop of the withdrawal of foreign combat troops from the violence-wracked, land-locked country, India has assured Afghanistan that it is “prepared to increase bilateral contribution to institution-building, training …
Read More