Amrit Dhillon

The author Shefalee Vasudev talks to Amrit Dhillon about her new book, Powder Room, and the over-the-top, conspicuous consumerism that India's wealthy indulge in.

We talk to Shivan Bhatiya and Narresh Kukreja, the designers of the bikini-sari which Indian women are going crazy for.

Bollywood is at risk of moving out of the film capital as violence by political groups puts the industry at risk.

Lavish lifestyles and long-suffering staff: we talk to Prashand Nair about his new film on India's nouveau riche, Delhi in a Day.

The Indian makers of ittar are giving their scents a new, high-fashion twist by producing non-alcoholic imitations of famous global brands such as Dior and Chanel.

We talk to Sandeep Khosla, one half of a design duo who have brought the Indian aesthetic to a global audience, ahead of a London exhibition celebrating their career and achievements.

The first scene depicting sex between a husband and wife recently hit Indian television screens, a sensational move for the conservative country.

For her book Behind the Beautiful Forevers, the American journalist and Pulitzer prize-winning author spent four years in a Mumbai slum trying to understand the families living there.

For a decade, Shipra Khanna says she was a slave of her husband and in-laws, until her triumphant win on MasterChef India.

An Indian television show is teaching spoilt youth the value of money and the difficulty of earning it.

Stressed out elephants? They're sent to India's Mudmalai Wildlife Sanctuary spa for six sybaritic weeks.

Martin Sheen's latest film about the world's worst industrial disaster faces protests from Indian activists.

This Kerala port town embraces a heady mix of local traditions with the colonial heritage of the many traders who made berth there across centuries.

The Indian economist and former politician has written a reflective book about life with a severely disabled but dearly beloved son.

A new programme in India is training chauffeurs to improve their manners, personal hygiene and driving skills as demand for professional drivers grows within the country's wealthy class.