Mumbai

Two-Way Look at America's Brand Changeover

John Tepper Marlin | Posted 01.31.2009 | Politics


John Tepper Marlin

My friend Patt Cottingham, a branding expert, has created a year-end image of the changeover -- a two-way look at goodbye and hello.

Mumbai Attack Photos Captured By Photographers, Not Citizen Journalists

New York Times | Thomas Fuller | Posted 01.30.2009 | Media


MUMBAI, India -- When the gunfire started at Mumbai's main train terminal last month, Sebastian D'souza was well placed to respond. A month after the...

Lessons for President-Elect Obama From Mumbai

Father Paul Mayer | Posted 01.28.2009 | Politics


Father Paul Mayer

In Afghanistan we find a bloody quagmire so hopeless that ordinary Afghanis are not sure who to fear more -- the American occupiers or the often ruthless Taliban.

Stray Dog Wounded In Mumbai Terror Attacks Survives

washingtonpost.com | Emily Wax | Posted 01.19.2009 | World


MUMBAI -- On a leafy hospital campus in this still-scarred city, one of the victims of last month's terrorist attacks is making a recovery. He's a chu...

The World's Most Dangerous Nuclear Threat

Eric Margolis | Posted 01.18.2009 | Politics


Eric Margolis

Special for the Huffington Post Eric S. Margolis December 18, 2008 The bitter struggle over the beautiful Himalayan mountain state of Kashmir is the ...

After the Horror

Shashi Tharoor | Posted 01.17.2009 | World


Shashi Tharoor

As evidence slowly mounts that the terrorists came across the Arabian Sea from Pakistan to wreak mayhem on Mumbai, the geopolitical reverberations of the carnage are beginning to resonate.

Indian Muslims: Defining their Loyalty After Mumbai Attacks

Wajahat Ali | Posted 01.17.2009 | World


Wajahat Ali

Indian Muslims have been marching overtime on the streets to side with religious plurality, demonstrate solidarity with fellow Indian citizens and vocally denounce the attacks.

How the West Lost Us: A Critique of Media Coverage of the Mumbai Attacks

Vamsee Juluri | Posted 01.17.2009 | World


Vamsee Juluri

What Mumbai ended up looking like to viewers and readers in the West was something far removed from the magnitude of its loss, and from the realities of fact and perspective.

Mumbai Wakeup Call

Frida Berrigan | Posted 01.15.2009 | World


Frida Berrigan

Tensions between India and Pakistan are at their highest levels since 2001, when a suicide attack on the Indian parliament was carried out -- allegedly by groups based in Pakistan.

Mumbai Gunman's Confession Sheds Light On Attacks

AP | RAMOLA TALWAR BADAM | Posted 01.13.2009 | World


MUMBAI, India — The gunman captured in last month's Mumbai attacks had originally intended to seize hostages and outline demands in a series of ...

9 Is Not 11

Arundhati Roy | Posted 01.12.2009 | World


Arundhati Roy

November isn't September, 2008 isn't 2001, Pakistan isn't Afghanistan, and India isn't America. So perhaps we should reclaim our tragedy and pick through the debris with our own brains and our own broken hearts so that we can arrive at our own conclusions.

The God Series: Because Religion Is the Battleground of the 21st Century

Larry Beinhart | Posted 01.11.2009 | Politics


Larry Beinhart

What is it about faith that made it suddenly re-emerge as the driving force in American politics and in the politics of the Islamic countries?

Defense Budget '09: Still Fighting the Soviets, or Preventing Genocide?

Lorelei Kelly | Posted 02.05.2009 | Politics


Lorelei Kelly

We have to do something about our current situation. We're spending more and more on defense and purchasing less and less security for it.

Media Complicity in Mumbai Terror

Sunil Adam | Posted 01.09.2009 | World


Sunil Adam

What ensured the stupendous success of the Mumbai terrorists was the saturated coverage by international television networks, fueled by a weak news cycle over the Thanksgiving weekend.

Bullets in Bollywood: No Eid For Me

Parvez Sharma | Posted 08.02.2009 | World


Parvez Sharma

On this Eid-al-Adha, the Muslim festival of the sacrifice, I wonder what aspect of my identity troubles me more: the Indian, the Muslim, or both.

Mumbai Is Quiet, But What's Next?

Yvonne R. Davis | Posted 01.09.2009 | World


Yvonne R. Davis

Beyond the Mumbai attacks, the larger issue looms of what to do and how the U.S. is going to deal with global terrorism.

Chabad Pledges To Rebuild Mumbai Center

AP | MUNEEZA NAQVI | Posted 01.09.2009 | World


MUMBAI, India — Police released names and photographs of suspected Islamic militants who staged the bloody three-day siege of Mumbai and said th...

Pakistan's Confused Militants

Derek Flood | Posted 04.05.2009 | World


Derek Flood

When a local ABC news crew began to interview the Indian family at the next table, I knew the militants had really awoken the... global media in a way their last foray in India did not.

Pakistan's Spies Aided Mumbai Terror Group, NY Times Says

NY Times | ERIC SCHMITT, MARK MAZZETTI and JANE PERLEZ | Posted 01.08.2009 | World


WASHINGTON -- Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Pakistan-based militant group suspected of conducting the Mumbai attacks, has quietly gained strength in recent yea...

Danny Boyle -- Slumdog Millionaire

Gotham Chopra | Posted 01.07.2009 | Entertainment


Gotham Chopra

Today I had a chance to talk to Danny Boyle the filmmaker behind Slumdog about not just the film, but the deeper story and context behind it and why he does what he does.

Police Foiled Terror Plot Against Mumbai Earlier This Year

ROBERT F. WORTH and HARI KUMAR | ROBERT F. WORTH and HARI KUMAR | Posted 01.06.2009 | World


The Indian police foiled an attempt to destroy landmarks and wreak havoc in Mumbai early this year, breaking up a cell of Pakistani and Indian men who...

Why the Terrorists Could Be Winning in Mumbai

Ali A. Rizvi | Posted 01.05.2009 | World


Ali A. Rizvi

They want Pakistan and India to play the blame game. They want to effectively reverse the recent progress that has made in the countries' relations. They want for Hindus in India to feel unsafe.

The Lone Man at the Center

Marie-Lou Fernandes | Posted 01.05.2009 | World


Marie-Lou Fernandes

The death toll stands at nearly 200, but like Kasab's live capture, this was yet another thing that went wrong for the terrorists who had planned for casualties to be in the thousands.

Winning an Asymmetrical War

Maxwell Kennedy | Posted 01.04.2009 | Politics


Maxwell Kennedy

Since 2001, American leaders have allowed the suiciders to define the struggle. It is not the bombs of the suiciders but our reaction to these eruptions which determines victory.

Prem Uncle's Story: A Family Member Murdered in Hindu-Muslim Carnage

Gotham Chopra | Posted 01.04.2009 | World


Gotham Chopra

Throughout the independence movement in India, there had been factions urging for the separation of nations - the creation of two independent nations - one for Hindus, one for Muslims.