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  'Shining India' makes its poor pay price of hosting Commonwealth Games

  11 Jul 2010:

  The games have yet to start but they already have many losers: the slum dwellers whose communities are being destroyed

• India's general strikes: pain, and very little gain

  10 Jul 2010:

  Leo Mirani: In India, general strikes are an ineffective hangover from British rule. All they achieve is the loss of a day's wage

• India fears generic drugs for poor are endangered by proposed EU trade deal

  6 Jul 2010: Leaked trade draft alarms Indian companies making cheap drugs sent to Africa

• Indian child miners unaffected by labour laws

  6 Jul 2010: It's cheaper to use men, and especially boys, than machinery in the coal mines of north-east India. The federal government has passed a law banning child labour, but nobody pays it much attention

• Dalai Lama will see resolution to 'Tibet problem' in lifetime, says exiles

  5 Jul 2010:

  On eve of spiritual leader's 75th birthday, senior Tibetan officials in exile admit finding a successor is a major concern

• This is no Nato game but Pakistan's proxy war with its brother in the south

  1 Jul 2010:

  William Dalrymple: The Taliban's refusal to talk underlines the west's irrelevance in Afghanistan: only the regional players can deliver lasting peace

• Gandhi's long shadow

  22 Jun 2010:

  Isabel Hilton: In calling for a large salary increase, India's MPs can again turn themselves into servants of the poor

• India's 'censuswallahs' begin task of recording country's billion natives

  11 Jun 2010:

  Largest population count in history by Delhi government tries to determine if figure of 1.18 billion is accurate

• India's deals with Sri Lanka heighten stakes in 'Great Game' with Beijing

  9 Jun 2010:

  Heads of states make agreements on aid, infrastructure and loans, stepping on China's toes in strategically important nation

• Drawing the line at poverty

  19 May 2010:

  Sarika Bansal: There are many ways to define poverty, but we shouldn't allow the debate to distract us from helping the poor

• Delhi's female drivers break ranks

  18 May 2010:

  While women from affluent families have long driven in Delhi, but some women are now driving professionally

• India: land ownership is everything

  30 Apr 2010:

  A Bill meant to smooth land purchases has stalled in Indian parliament and farmers fear they will have to sell up

• Empowerment in India

  9 Apr 2010:

  Despite being a Dalit or "untouchable" woman Roshni Devi was elected in north India

• 'Only 8% of people in the world can afford heart surgery'

  31 Mar 2010:

  Dr Devi Shetty's Bangalore-based hospital performs more heart operations a day than Singapore and Malaysia together

• China's 'pearls' spook Indian observers

  4 Mar 2010:

  Chinese construction projects are encircling India, raising fears that they could be used by China for military purposes

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