Here’s how the BJP surpassed China’s Communists to become the largest political party in the worldByManu Balachandran, Saptarishi Dutta, and Saptarishi Dutta
In three years, Jeff Bezos’ big bet on India will deliver the goods for AmazonBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
How Australia knocked India out of the Cricket World Cup—in two chartsByManu Balachandran, Saptarishi Dutta, and Saptarishi Dutta
After cows and bullet-proof cars, now order your next yacht onlineBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
India’s largest mobile payment company is sitting on a ticking time bombBySaptarishi Dutta, Shelly Walia, and Saptarishi Dutta
Infosys is taking on the biggest problem in tech: Getting women to the topBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
No one can beat Indians when it comes to finding flaws on FacebookBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
India is already facing a water crisis—and it is only going to get worseBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
It’s not just the Delhi bus rapist—even India’s college students believe women invite rapeBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
People in Delhi don’t feel safe staying out late—and it’s hard to blame themBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
How one of the world’s largest railways is using technology to reinvent itselfBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
An Indian-owned company just won an Oscar for Interstellar’s incredible special effectsBySaptarishi Dutta, Shelly Walia, and Saptarishi Dutta
Dear Indian dog owners, Saint Bernards and Huskies do not belong in Delhi or MumbaiBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
For a small fee, this company clones everything from WhatsApp to FacebookBySaptarishi Dutta and Saptarishi Dutta
Now there is an app to measure Delhi’s deadly air—in real timeByShelly Walia, Saptarishi Dutta, and Saptarishi Dutta
