- Five years on from 26/11, the Hindustan Times has put together an interactive feature on the Mumbai attacks.
- Shyam Saran writes in the same publication on why the lessons of 26/11 mustn't go unaddressed.
- Should we really be thinking about South Asia as a coherent region?
- Ahead of state elections, political parties in Delhi are looking to woo female voters.
- Milan Vaishnav looks at the 'rise' of regional political parties.
- Allegations of sexual harassment against the founder-editor of crusading magazine Tehelka by a junior colleague have made waves in India. Siddharth Varadarajan argues that incident was badly mismanaged by Tehelka, and managing editor Shoma Chaudhary has since resigned.
- Will the outcome of the 2014 election really improve India's economic fortunes? Ila Patnaik doesn't think so.
- Contributors to McKinsey & Company's 'Reimagining India' collection discuss India's future and potential:
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Published 29 Nov 2013
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