Kai Friese

People still sniff with indignation at Nehru’s remark that the town was a “nest of spies”

The cold war over the hottest chilli in the world

Arunachal is unexplored and unmapped, a hotspot of biodiversity and tribal culture teeming with river gorges.

The British author of India’s China War surprised his interlocutor with the force of his conviction, undimmed 50 years after the events

The story of the war lies buried with its dead, the debate lives on

There’s no news like old news in the Andamans

Incredibly loud, incredibly silent. Indian journalism, caught on tape.

It was a good year to be out of India

High adventure and skulduggery on the 'aluminium trail'

There’s no news like old news in the Andamans

March 13 marked the death anniversary of Lee Falk, creator of The Phantom a.k.a. Kit Walker, the Ghost Who Walks...the man who cannot die. The legend lives on.

The Metro may have pierced its heart, but Connaught Place is still ticking round the clock. Well, almost. The Delhi City Limits Ed does the rounds

The twilight of Delhi's morning shows and a requiem for Jangpura's late, great, pleasure dome. Is this the end of cheap thrills in the capital?

Here's the lowdown on the Highlands: The whisky is great and the Great Glen is greater. Never mind the weather