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The ‘risk-taking’ Indian billionaire with big plans for BT
What Sunil Mitall’s acquisition of a 24.5pc stake means for company – and Britain
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The New Zealander undertaking ‘the Everest of corporate turnarounds’
Interview: There’s more at stake than mere profits in Campbell Wilson’s push to revive India’s flag carrier
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How Modi’s India became a corrupt, sectarian nightmare
The New India, a new study by Rahul Bhatia, features some frightening reportage, albeit it could do with richer background detail
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Oxford won’t repatriate Indian statue as there’s ‘no evidence of possible theft’
University says no museum would claim the votive statue of Shiva and return deals require a clear final destination for returned artefacts
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Sheikh Hasina’s tainted legacy after two-decade rule in Bangladesh
One of the world’s longest-serving female leaders resigned as prime minister and fled the country on Monday amid deadly protests
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American woman found in Indian forest had been chained to tree for 40 days
Lalita Kayi Kumar, who was too weak to talk, scribbled note for her rescuers accusing her former husband
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How India’s vulture apocalypse led to the deaths of half a million people
The carrion-eating birds of prey provide a vital service for the environment – cleaning
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How strikingly similar terror attacks cemented Israel’s ties to India
The Hamas assault on October 7 sparked a visceral outpouring of support from a nation that saw chilling echoes of the 2008 strike on Mumbai
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Surgeon at ‘cash for kidneys’ hospital linked to new organ trafficking claims
Delhi police arrest doctor over alleged links to a gang enticing patients from Bangladesh into an illegal kidney transplant racket
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At least 32 dead in worst outbreak of Chandipura in over 20 years
The virus, which is mainly transmitted to humans by sandflies, is part of the same family of diseases that cause Rabies
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The ultimate global travel visa guide
From e-visas to Estas, get your paperwork in order with our visa guide to 100 countries
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India expects more visas for nurses and IT staff under Labour than Tories
New Delhi wants to resume free-trade talks with new UK Government
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How desperate English traders tried (and failed) to win India’s riches
In her new book Travellers in the Golden Realm, Lubaaba Al-Azami explores 16th- and 17th-century travellers’ efforts to flatter the Mughals
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Germany appeals to Indian science migrants to stay as it faces English-speaking exodus
Lure of better job offers in Europe and beyond for skilled workers is harming economy
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Boris Johnson, Tony Blair and Mike Tyson fly in for the most expensive wedding ever
Star-studded guest list gathers in Mumbai as son of Asia’s richest tycoon marries in four-day ceremony
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I overcame my ‘sari angst’ for my niece’s lavish Indian wedding
I’m a top fashion editor, but as a minimalist I’ve always struggled with dazzling brocade – until now
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Planes at ‘risk of crashing’ from ingesting dust and sand while circling before landing
Accumulations that can disrupt airflow and cause overheating discovered in jet engines flying to airports in Delhi, Dubai and Canary Islands
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Hindu priest sexually abused hundreds of followers, High Court hears
He targeted women and underage girls over the last 40 years, claims alleged victim
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At least 121 people ‘crushed to death’ in Indian festival stampede
Hundreds of people have been hurt after overcrowding at Hindu gathering
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Roof collapses at New Delhi airport killing one
Terminal authorities temporarily suspend all departing flights as emergency personnel provide medical aid
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Boris Johnson receives wooden elephants from Carrie for his 60th birthday
Former prime minister’s wife posts photos of statues from The Great Elephant Migration charity which supports biodiversity projects in India
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Cult leader who forced followers to pull out own teeth and eat faeces jailed
Woo May Hoe forced followers to eat human faeces and subjected the group to physical abuse while defrauding them of £7.8m, court told