Autorickshaws could give Michael Schumacher a run for his money on the busy streets of Hyderabad, finds Kris Shannon.

A New Zealand rugby brand has met its Indian supplier and launched an investigation into claims that its sports balls are made by children in sweatshops.

The capital of India is a bustling hub of 17 million people and one of the centres of modern Indian life. It is chaotic and crowded, yet filled with beautiful gardens and history dating back thousands of years.

For everything you know about India, the exact opposite is also true, says Indian economist Reuben Abraham.

The idiosyncrasies of India's market vendors keep Catherine Masters on her toes.

Kieran Nash gets off the beaten snow tracks high in the avalanche country of the mountains of India.

The Himalayan region of Kashmir is usually in the headlines because of political tensions and violence, but amid the trouble lie an awe-inspiring landscape and some of the best back-country ski areas in the world.

Senses are assaulted at every turn on a tour of India's Golden Triangle, writes Catherine Masters.

No one can resist the spell of the magnificent Taj Mahal, writes Catherine Masters.