A reporter recalling a war from his childhood finds the fear familiar, but the weapons more high-tech and the fog of disinformation far thicker.
Author: HARI KUMAR
India’s Tigers Are Making a Comeback
A conservation effort has worked well enough that there is now talk of sending some tigers to Cambodia to help that nation revive its own wild population.
New Delhi Fire Leaves Dozens Dead
Officials said that at least 27 people had been killed, most of them assembly line workers, and that the toll could rise.
India’s Covid Vaccine Campaign Hits 1 Billion Doses
More than 70 percent of India’s adult population has now received at least one dose of a vaccine. Bulgaria, with the E.U.’s lowest vaccination rate, faces a case surge.
Fake Vaccines May Have Been Given to Thousands in India, Police Say
Fourteen people have been charged with conspiracy and forgery, the latest example of fraud undermining India’s pandemic response.
32 Dead as Worst Flooding in a Decade Hits Booming Mumbai
Mumbai’s vulnerability to floods has increased in recent years because of a construction boom.
Taj Mahal Guards Take Up Slingshots Against Monkey Menace
Aggressive gangs of monkeys that threaten tourists in Agra, India, are facing a gentle crackdown.
India Struggles to Save 15 Trapped Coal Miners
The workers have been trapped for two weeks, their chances of survival increasingly slim, local officials in the northeastern state of Meghalaya say.
Hunter Who Killed Man-Eating Tiger in India Broke Laws, Officials Say
The tiger was blamed for killing 13 people. The man who shot her says he fired in self-defense after a tranquilizer dart failed to stop her.