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December 2009
It may have given the world the Kama Sutra and the Bollywood wet sari scene, but it appears that India is not yet ready to be exposed to the delicate subject of sex on the internet.
British medic and former hostage Damilvany Kumar recalls the horror of captivity under government forces, and her fears for the future
Airport authorities built new runway near religious site where 16 metre-high statue is under construction
Tougher visa rules follow arrest in US of Mumbai terror suspect who visited India on multiple-entry visa
Copenhagen summit: 'First step' to a new order – or a 'betrayal of our grandchildren', The Guardian, 20 Dec 2009 The reactions to the Copenhagen deal from India, Russia, Germany, France and South Africa
British medic held for months in an internment camp for Tamil civilians has revealed how military guards dealt out cruel punishments, while many suspected of links to Tiger rebels were taken away and have not been seen since
Mohammad Ajmal Kasab tells court he came to India to break into Bollywood and was framed (image: Reuters video grab)
Delhi's move to crush Maoist insurgents raises fears for civilians in the countryside
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