Jaipur Literature Festival’s producer Sanjoy Roy takes exception to a piece Open ran

For three elections in a row, Punjab has seen the same set of politicians make the same promises and deliver the same disappointments. Yet, the voting percentage continues to rise

A fly-on-the-wall account of the India Art Fair 2012

And a government that thinks it can discipline it by cracking a whip

It took a suicide and the Facebook account of a man named Jasmin to set it off. Within five months, it saw 164,000 nurses rallying online—thousands of them in actual hospitals too—for better work conditions

Novak Djokovic won the Australian Open in a historic final. But Federer versus Nadal was still the match to watch. Two diehards present their account

There may still be just enough time to scrap the dangerous experiment of Project Cheetah

With home advantage turning decisive in influencing Test results, cricket runs the risk of becoming dull and predictable

A recent survey conducted among students in Delhi reveals that most are moderates

They are almost adults in their vanity and desire for fame

The greatest villains of Bollywood cinema

An extract from Katherine Boo’s book on life in Annawadi, a Mumbai slum where people negotiate the price of freedom