Amrit Dhillon

By the end of the decade, India is projected to have over 23 million gig workers – who report facing humiliation and exclusion at every turn

Villagers in Barekuri, Assam, have lived closely with endangered hoolock gibbons for generations. A new Guardian documentary shows their bond – and the fight to protect them

Ratan Tata, who often defied convention, has done so one last time in making extensive provisions for his German shepherd, cook and butler

Royal couple stop off on way home from Australia and Samoa to visit Soukya in Bangalore, a health centre specialising in alternative medicine and organic food

A court in Delhi has ruled that the book can be imported into the country three decades after the ban, but publishers are still wary of a backlash

The likes of Soho House Mumbai are attracting moneyed types from film, TV and business to their exclusive clubs

Judges have condemned a residents’ association for converting the historic building into a ‘little fiefdom’, complete with lavatories and a false ceiling

The successful trial of the long-range missile that travels over five times the speed of sound is a ‘major milestone’ for the country’s military

The Scottish historian William Dalrymple, a long-time resident of the Indian capital, has spoken of his despair at how the city’s poor air pollution has made it a ‘choking death trap’

A film inspired by the director’s encounter with an old couple in a remote ‘ghost village’ in the Himalayas has struck a chord in a country racing to urban modernity