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Edition: Asia
Edition: Asia
Vol. 170, No. 6
COVER
Indian Summer
(Cover Story)
Many of the years since independence were ones of promise undelivered. But India is beginning to live up to its dreams perhaps encouraging neighbors to emulate its success
A Family's Journey (Cover Story)
Three generations of the Malhotra clan have shared their country's tears, happiness and triumphs
Beyond Faith (Cover Story)
On the subcontinent, Islam is more than a creed. It possesses the power to unite a nation yet divide a people
Soldier of Fortune (Cover Story)
To strike it rich in India's changing economy, follow the trail of ex-cavalry officer K.P. Singh, who used insight, guts and luck to build a real estate empire and reaped a $20 billion bonanza
The India Advantage (Cover Story)
Democracy is loud and messy, but its resilience in India shows that it is neither alien to Asia nor an obstacle to prosperity
Essay: Business as Usual (Cover Story)
India's rise isn't a miraculous novelty, it's a return to traditional global trade patterns
Rising Star (To Our Readers)
To write about the 60th anniversary of India's independence from Britain is to notice something different in the air. Doubt is out; confidence is catching on
COMMENTARY
Japan Gets its (Opposition) Party Started
A historic win by the opposition could herald a sea change in Japanese politics but don't bet on it
ENVIRONMENT
Making Rain in Drought-Parched Queensland
Can an Australian state's experiment in cloud seeding help bring relief to a country stricken by drought?
ARTS
Across the Taiwan Strait, Art is Thicker Than Water
Despite political tensions, cultural relations between China and Taiwan are warmer than ever
GLOBAL ADVISER
Light Show
(On Show)
A new Vermeer museum in Delft gives art lovers the whole picture
The Rise of the Wellness Spa (Your Health)
Luxury resorts team up with medical clinics to offer solutions to health issues
A Haunt of Glorious Excess in Colombia (After Dark)
Let your hair down for a soul-reviving night at Andrés Carne de Res
Cobbled Together (A Weekend in ... Tallinn)
An eclectic history has left this Baltic capital with a broad array of delights
BRIEFING
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