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INDIA

A ‘shocking’ disregard for generics
Article
/ 15 March 2013

A ‘shocking’ disregard for generics

Many drugs cost far more in South Africa than in countries with strict patent-vetting processes.

By Mara Kardas-Nelson
New Delhi gang-rape accused commits suicide
Article
/ 11 March 2013

New Delhi gang-rape accused commits suicide

The main accused in the fatal gang-rape of a student on a bus in New Delhi in December has hanged himself in jail while in solitary confinement.

By Staff Reporter
Cheap drugs a bitter pill for the West
Article
/ 8 March 2013

Cheap drugs a bitter pill for the West

A global squabble over property rights could see the price of medicine soar in poor countries.

By Mara Kardas-Nelson
13 endangered one-horn rhinos slaughtered in India
Article
/ 1 March 2013

13 endangered one-horn rhinos slaughtered in India

Poachers in north-east India have slaughtered 13 rare one-horned rhinos in the last two months, say officials.

By Staff Reporter
India denies alleged kickbacks from $750m helicopter deal
Article
/ 18 February 2013

India denies alleged kickbacks from $750m helicopter deal

India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said the government has nothing to hide in a $750-million deal for AgustaWestland helicopters.

By Frank Jack Daniel
India, China slug it out for Zim spoils
Africa
/ 8 February 2013

India, China slug it out for Zim spoils

The rivalry between China and India for control of Zimbabwe’s mineral resources has intensified, writes Ray Ndlovu.

By Ray Ndlovu
Victim’s friend opens testimony in India gang rape trial
Article
/ 6 February 2013

Victim’s friend opens testimony in India gang rape trial

The trial of five men charged with the rape and murder of a woman in New Delhi has opened with testimony from the man with her during the ordeal.

By Jason Burke
Five accused plead not guilty in India gang rape trial
Article
/ 2 February 2013

Five accused plead not guilty in India gang rape trial

Five men pleaded not guilty after being indicted in a special court on charges of rape and murder, in the gang rape of a woman on a New Delhi bus.

By Nirmala George
Rape sparks patriarchal backlash in India
Article
/ 18 January 2013

Rape sparks patriarchal backlash in India

The case has provoked outrage and anger, coming against a background of rising violence against women in India.

By Jason Burke
Indian ‘anti-harassment police’ target women and couples
Article
/ 16 January 2013

Indian ‘anti-harassment police’ target women and couples

Following a brutal gang-rape and murder in India last month, ‘anti-harassment’ police have fined single women and couples for being out after dark.

By Sapa Afp
Indians inhabited Australia 4 000 years ago, study shows
Article
/ 15 January 2013

Indians inhabited Australia 4 000 years ago, study shows

New research shows ancient Indians migrated to Australia and mixed with Aborigines 4 000 years ago, bringing the dingo’s ancestor with them.

By Sapa Afp
More protests in India after schoolgirl’s rape
Article
/ 15 January 2013

More protests in India after schoolgirl’s rape

A seven-year-old girl has been raped in a school toilet in the Indian holiday state of Goa, sparking mass protests and the arrest of her principal.

By Sapa Afp
Weekend 101: Sour grapes
Videos
/ 11 January 2013

Weekend 101: Sour grapes

We rewind to the news headlines this week; from protests in the Cape to the outcry over the gang-rape in India, and a Japanese hacker plays hide and seek.

By Staff Reporter
Delhi rape victim also to blame, says Indian guru
Article
/ 8 January 2013

Delhi rape victim also to blame, says Indian guru

A popular Indian spiritual guru sparked a backlash after saying the student could have averted a murderous gang-rape by begging for mercy.

By Sapa Afp
India gang-rape suspects due in court
Article
/ 7 January 2013

India gang-rape suspects due in court

Five men charged with the brutal gang rape and murder of a student in New Delhi are due to appear in court for the first time.

By Pratap Chakravarty
Indian gang-rape victim’s father wants her identity known
Article
/ 6 January 2013

Indian gang-rape victim’s father wants her identity known

The father of an Indian student who was brutally raped says he wants her name made public so she can be an inspiration to victims of sexual crimes.

By Frank Jack Daniel
600 guitarists play tribute to Indian gang-rape victim
Article
/ 4 January 2013

600 guitarists play tribute to Indian gang-rape victim

A group of 600 guitarists have paid tribute to the Indian gang-rape victim by playing a version of John Lennon’s "Imagine" at a music festival.

By Staff Reporter
Marketers take over the cricket pitch
Article
/ 4 January 2013

Marketers take over the cricket pitch

Test cricket will fill the sporting year, but these might be its last days in the sun. India has reinvented the sport as ‘crickertainment’.

By Barney Ronay
Father of gang-rape victim demands death penalty
Article
/ 3 January 2013

Father of gang-rape victim demands death penalty

The father of an Indian student whose gang rape and death sparked public outrage against the government has demanded that those responsible be hanged.

By Reuters
India launches massive welfare programme
Article
/ 31 December 2012

India launches massive welfare programme

India’s government is to roll out the first phase of its hugely ambitious plans to hand out cash to welfare claimants.

By Sapa Afp
India: Gang-rape suspects face death sentence
Article
/ 29 December 2012

India: Gang-rape suspects face death sentence

Thousands of Indians have joined protests in a mass outpouring of grief and anger after a gang-rape victim died in a Singapore hospital

By Sapa Afp
India: Death of gang rape victim to spark more protests
Article
/ 29 December 2012

India: Death of gang rape victim to spark more protests

The death of a victim of gang rape in India is predicted to spark a new of protests and more national debate about violence against women.

By Reuters
Indian gang-rape victim arrives in Singapore for treatment
Article
/ 27 December 2012

Indian gang-rape victim arrives in Singapore for treatment

An Indian student who was left fighting for her life after a brutal gang rape in New Delhi arrived in Singapore for treatment at a leading hospital.

By Philip Lim
SA must be pragmatic about Brics
Article
/ 26 October 2012

SA must be pragmatic about Brics

Although the Brics offers advantages, it will not always make sense to go along with its decisions, say Peter Draper and Catherine Grant.

By Peter Draper
World’s biggest school prepares Indian kids for life
Article
/ 21 October 2012

World’s biggest school prepares Indian kids for life

The first day in class for any new pupil can be an overwhelming experience, so imagine arriving for lessons as one of 40 000 pupils.

By Staff Reporter
The loser who’s winning
Article
/ 12 October 2012

The loser who’s winning

When I first saw Gandu at the Durban International Film Festival last year, there were a few walkouts but not as many as might have been expected.

By Shaun De Waal
Indian liberalisation worth buying
Article
/ 12 October 2012

Indian liberalisation worth buying

Two weeks ago Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh took a political gamble in opening the country’s retail sector to international competition.

By Roman Grynberg
Poor showing sees South Africa crash out of T20
Article
/ 3 October 2012

Poor showing sees South Africa crash out of T20

Former champions India beat SA by one run but still crashed out of the T20 as Pakistan went through to the semifinals by virtue of a higher run rate.

By Shahid Hashmi
India, Pakistan win in world Twenty20
Article
/ 24 September 2012

India, Pakistan win in world Twenty20

Arch-rivals India and Pakistan stayed on course for a highly-awaited Super Eights clash in the World Twenty20 with contrasting wins on Sunday.

By Kuldip Lal
Floods and mudslides in India leave 35 dead and many more missing
Article
/ 15 September 2012

Floods and mudslides in India leave 35 dead and many more missing

The latest bout of heavy rains in Northern India has brought the total to over 580 people killed by heavy monsoon rains across India since June.

By Sapa-DPA
India’s Ojha takes five wickets as NZ posts 365 runs
Article
/ 1 September 2012

India’s Ojha takes five wickets as NZ posts 365 runs

Pragyan Ojha took his third five-wicket haul as New Zealand were bowled out for 365 in their first innings of the second and final test against India.

By Reuters
India’s Ashwin picks up six wickets as New Zealand fold in their first innings
Article
/ 25 August 2012

India’s Ashwin picks up six wickets as New Zealand fold in their first innings

Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin picked up six wickets as New Zealand collapsed all out for 159 in their first innings on day three of the opening test

By Reuters
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