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Booming economy not helping our malnourished kids: Study

India's impressive economic growth has not led to a reduction in under-nutrition among its children, according to a Harvard study that sAid the government should use its growing revenues for direct investments in Aid like food stamps to address the problem. The Harvard School of Public Health study analysed malnutrition across various regions in India. It sAid under-nutrition was worst in poor and populous states like Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar...

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PM Manmohan Singh misleading public on US cables: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange

WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange says Indian leaders are trying to mislead the public by challenging the authenticity of US diplomatic cables suggesting some MPs were bribed during a 2008 parliament trust vote. "It is not correct to say that all these cables are mere opinions by US diplomats, that is not true," Assange told NDTV's Prannoy Roy in an interview telecast on Monday. "These are official correspondence sent by ambassadors, sent in...

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India's perilous road to transparency by Soutik Biswas

Asking questions can cost your life in India - even if the right to solicit information is protected by law. Amar Nath Deo Pandey is luckier - in less than a week, he appears to have escaped two attempts on his life in a nondescript town in India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh. More than five years after the introduction of a landmark law that allows Indians to access information held by...

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Bribery charge must now be investigated by Siddharth Varadarajan

The Embassy cable suggests a serious crime was committed on Indian soil to which U.S. diplomats were privy. The Prime Minister cannot cite lame arguments to justify inaction. Since politics is a distraction, consider the following retelling of the WikiLeaks tale. An activist dies in a traffic accident. CCTV footage from a bank nearby suggests he might have been murdered but the case is never investigated properly. Three years later,...

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Advani targets PM, Left says C in Congress stands for Corruption

A WikiLeaks cable that suggests the Congress was paying MPs to support the government during a vote of confidence has triggered a ferocious new assault on the government by the Opposition.  "This government must quit," sAid LK Advani, BJP leader, adding that "The PM must take responsibility and resign...he has no moral authority to lead the government." The Indian players who star in the cable have denied its claims. Pranab...

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