India
The Fall and Rise of a Modern Maharaja
Born to a palace but stripped of his livelihood in the 1970s, Gaj Singh II created a new life dedicated to preserving royal Rajasthan
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: India
Explore India's vibrant history, picturesque locales and delicious eats
Local Lens: Life on the Streets of Old Delhi
Instagram photographer Arjun Chhabra captures raw moments in the city's alleyways and courtyards
Looking for Delicious, Authentic Cooking in India? Head to a Truck Stop
Known as dhabas, these roadside eateries serving classic meals offer a glimpse into India's culture and customs
What It Means to Live Life Working in the U.S. on a Visa
A piece of paper affixed to a passport is the subject of a new Smithsonian online exhibit
Mumbai Is Getting a Museum Designed For and About Its Slums
But is a museum showcasing objects created by slum residents ethical or exploitative?
India's Newest Internet Sensation: Cow Dung Patties
For recent migrants to the country's booming megacities, nothing says nostalgia like a pile of cow poo
Abandoned Beatles Ashram Is Opened to the Public for the First Time in a Long, Long, Long Time
Get back to the site of the Fab Four's disastrous meditation retreat
Five Things You Should Know about the Catastrophic Flooding in Chennai
Mass evacuations, a submerged airport and questions about the city's urban planning
Could This MIT Economist Make Banking Useful to the Poor?
Natalia Rigol is attempting to figure out if community information can help developing world banks decide who to lend to
Steve McCurry's New Photography Book on India Has Been Decades in the Making
A conversation with the renowned photographer about his latest book of photographs
It Will Take Nine Years to Clean the Taj Majal
“Mudpack therapy” will help the iconic monument clean up its act
How India Is Teaching 300 Million Kids to Be Environmentalists
In an enormous undertaking, schoolchildren nationwide are learning about climate change and the environment
This Was the Turducken of Border Disputes
Dahala Khagrabari (#51) used to be a piece of India inside Bangladesh, inside India, inside Bangladesh
Water Wives: Men in India Marry Extra Women to Fetch Them Water
Parched regions of India depend on women who take on the time-consuming, inconvenient task of obtaining and carrying water
A Heat Wave Has Killed Over 1,100 People in India
Scorching temperatures are having a disproportionate affect on the poor
An Artist Is Trying To Preserve India’s Fading Street Sounds
As shopping malls and suburbs come to Delhi, one woman fights to save the sound of its street vendors
How the India Pale Ale Got Its Name
A look to the hoppy brew’s past brings us to the revolution in craft beer today
India's Dying Well of Death
Brave stuntmen have long been riding the near-vertical walls of India's Well of Death—but the popular spectacle is on the decline
Hypnotize Yourself With a Record-Breaking Traditional Dance
This synchronized dance won a group of 5,211 Indian women a Guinness World Record
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