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Islamabad is hard pressed to withdraw its 'diplo-basher'. New Delhi is only too relieved.
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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>
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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>
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A sluggish US economy has senators crying foul on outsourcing. India's call centres may take the hit.
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Her lost-in-the-prairie jazz takes the elevator to pop nirvana. And no, there's no sitar playing in the background.
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Anti-India sentiment hits the IT industry, with pressure building up in foreign countries for curbs on visas and outsourcing
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Bush stands serene in solitary splendour
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America also surveys that other siege: the one within
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Suicides, unemployment, domestic violence. It's not a rosy picture in little India.
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