James Tapper
GlobalPost
India embraces soft power — or maybe it’s bakshish power
Project Mausam is Prime Minister Modi’s answer to China’s charm offensive.
Five reasons Kailash Satyarthi’s Nobel Prize is controversial in India
Why India's 'pro-business' prime minister trashed a key WTO pact
The three reasons why Western businesses fail in India
As the West exits, Japan and Korea seize opportunity in India
Amid hype about India’s new business-friendly government, expat executives in Delhi are more likely to come from the East than the West.
Delhi’s 30,000 unruly monkeys steal stuff, terrorize people and even kill
So residents have concocted creative (and sometimes nasty) ways to combat them.
Yes, India. You shall go to the World Cup
That's the Homeless World Cup. Meet the coach, a runaway who slept in a tree trunk before being drafted to play abroad.
Coke may have won the World Cup, but it’s losing in India
Officials have shuttered a cola plant in the district of the new ‘pro-business’ prime minister — another defeat in Coke’s campaign to tame India.
Why the Gandhis are convinced they can rule India again
Despite a drubbing from new Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India’s 'first family' is clinging to its Congress dynasty.
The world's largest democracy might also be its worst
India's month-long election kept the police and corruption investigators working overtime.
The frontrunner to be India's next prime minister is apparently the nation's Shakespeare
A surprisingly morbid short story collection demonstrates the privilege of power.
These Indian parliament candidates are accused of serious crimes, including murder
But that doesn’t mean they won’t get elected (or try to kiss your baby).
Indians prefer politicians who refuse to have sex or get married
Oddly enough, this appears to be a legacy of Western colonialism.
The most likely outcome of India’s election is unmitigated chaos
Why frontrunner Narendra Modi may not become prime minister even if he 'wins.'