Aarti Betigeri

By Aarti Betigeri For decades, villagers in large parts of Bangladesh have been knowingly drinking arsenic-co…

As far as the firms over the next four pages are concerned, if you want a job done properly you do it yoursel…

In the imperilled world of India-Pakistan relations, things can change drastically very quickly, while ultima…

In a cricket field in Bhubaneshwar, the ground the ochre-red of central India's mineral-rich earth, 36 young …

Adani's Mundra Port operation. Photo: Supplied Things are looking increasingly grim for Indian conglomerate t…

Updated September 08, 2015 19:08:06 Last year, Germany-based adoption activist Arun Dohle was handed the file…

I'm in the cafeteria of the Melbourne office of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, waiting for Nazeem H…

In well under 12 hours of the BBC documentary "India's Daughter" being uploaded on the BBC website and on You…

Australia's civil nuclear deal with India is expected to be signed on Friday night when the prime ministers o…

Antonyamma, a Tamil refugee from Sri Lanka living in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, last heard from he…

The Indo-Gangetic Basin, which lies at the foothills of the Himalayas, is one of the areas in the world facin…

For two days last month, ships from the Indian and Japanese naval forces held joint military exercises in wat…

"If Japan and India come together, I'm sure it will strengthen their democratic values and human values." - G…

IN one corner, a lithe American woman struggles to tie a knot, her brow knitted in a determined frown. In ano…

MY guide, Thinley, tells me: "We Buddhists believe that you must work for the good things in life." We are tr…

It's 4 a.m., but it appears I'm late: Already a large crowd has amassed outside the gates of the Siri Fort Sp…