Amrit Dhillon

Inequality is growing as the Indian economy booms. An author is asking why nannies, cooks and drivers don’t storm the homes of the rich

Sarwagya Singh Kushwaha is the youngest player to earn an official rating from Fide and his parents say he is on course to become a grandmaster

Even as Vladimir Putin seeks to show the Ukraine war has not isolated him internationally, the Indian leader has one eye on the EU and America

A new book traces India’s rulers through photography, from the idiosyncratic and sadistic to the saintly and philanthropic

Spend winter elsewhere if you can afford it, say doctors

This month, the patent on semaglutide in the country held by Novo Nordisk ran out, with companies launching more affordable versions of the treatment

As India’s population ages, a generation is being pushed onto the streets by their children — but there is hope for them yet

It is still considered unthinkable in much of the country — particularly in rural areas — but more couples are beginning to ignore strict social norms

Rajasthan’s education department has said nicknames that demean children or affect their confidence should be changed, and has suggested alternatives

Authorities have set up a ‘situation room’ in the quest to stop the rodents raiding crops of ‘red gold’ , devastating farmers’ livelihoods