Anjana Pasricha

Border Tensions will prompt India to reduce reliance on its second biggest trading partner but it has Limited Economic Leverage

Unilever to rename Fair and Lovely cream popular in India

Neither Beijing nor New Delhi has given any details of how they will deescalate, but statements were the first signal that both countries have made some progress in bringing down tensions that had spiraled dangerously over past week

India’s strategic and economic choices will be more explicitly anti-China 

Statement comes amid efforts by both sides to cool tensions

Hoteliers fear visitors may not return soon as India becomes one of the hardest-hit nations

Analysts say path to defusing crisis will be especially challenging because muscular foreign policy has been hallmark of both leaders

Two villages nestled in the Himalayas in India are reeling from the consequences of the shutdown

Legal complaints used to harass critical journalists in India affect press freedom and the public’s right to now, media experts say

In capital New Delhi, authorities say hotels will continue to remain shut in case they have to be converted into temporary hospitals and Mumbai keeps shopping malls shut and allowed offices to reopen with only ten percent staff