Islamabad is hard pressed to withdraw its 'diplo-basher'. New Delhi is only too relieved.
Bush raises the war tempo, even linking Saddam to Al Qaeda, but leaves his people in a disquiet <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>More Coverage </a>
The swelling anti-war mood among governments and the public forces the US a couple of steps back. An anatomy of what's now seen as its cynical intent. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>More Coverage </a>
A sluggish US economy has senators crying foul on outsourcing. India's call centres may take the hit.
Her lost-in-the-prairie jazz takes the elevator to pop nirvana. And no, there's no sitar playing in the background.
Anti-India sentiment hits the IT industry, with pressure building up in foreign countries for curbs on visas and outsourcing
Bush stands serene in solitary splendour
America also surveys that other siege: the one within
Suicides, unemployment, domestic violence. It's not a rosy picture in little India.
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