Our Indian Correspondent examines the religious riots taking place in India (From the Asian Age, March 10, 2002

Brian Fawcett doesn’t like the Globe & Mail’s handling of some recent obituaries..

Patwant Singh asks some timely questions about what the "war on terrorism" is doing to the global conditions of democracy…

…The third installment of Thong Lor Tales, an occasional series drawn from a work in progress.

The third in a developing series

Our Indian correspondent politely suggests that India’s leadership might have something to learn from Nelson Mandela…

Indian architect and historian Patwant Singh writes that India’s looming war with Pakistan isn’t in anyone’s best interest, least of all the "ordinary people" in whose name it is likely to be declared.

John Frem runs into trouble with a strange currency transaction…

Raywat Deonandan has some misgivings about where space tourism will take us, and who will take the tours…

Tom Sandborn has a few bones to pick with Stan Persky’s December 19th piece.