India is home to one of the world’s largest and most diverse indigenous populations, with more than 700 officially recognised Scheduled Tribes spread across its forests, hills, plains and islands.

GURGAON, India — Yasuko Malhotra traveled from Japan to India for the first time in 1993, a translator for Buddhist monks who had come to meet Mother Teresa. Six years later, she returned for love.

New Zealand’s Trade Agreement With India Reflects a Foreign Policy Shift In international politics, influence is rarely achieved through military might alone. Nations that successfully shape global ...

The UK and India are set for closer cultural ties as the two countries finalized a new “cultural cooperation agreement” this afternoon in Mumbai. The agreement was locked today by the UK culture ...

Rajasthani traditional patchwork carpet in Jaisalmer, India. Organizations often treat alignment like a strategy. Get people to believe in the vision. Get teams to live the values. Build a culture ...

India’s cultural resurgence is no longer confined to symbolism or ceremonial diplomacy. It is increasingly becoming an instrument of national strategy combining heritage, soft power, tourism, ...

When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the launch of the World Health Organization’s mYoga app on International Yoga Day in 2021, he lauded the initiative’s exemplary “fusion of modern ...

India hosts a multitude of museums, art galleries, public libraries, theaters, and heritage centers. Nevertheless, many of these structures remain abandoned and fossilized like the artifacts they ...

From literary legends and iconic landmarks to beloved street food and grand festivals, this city's cultural influence extends far beyond its boundaries.

The writer Raj Tawney shares how celebrating Diwali eventually taught him to feel more rooted in his Indian culture — and in himself. By Raj Tawney This article is also a weekly newsletter. Sign up ...