New Delhi (India): The WSJ wrote about activists in India who have been murdered for their work seeking information under the Right to Information Act. Here is a look at five of those activists and the stories behind their deaths.

Vrindavan (India): Hindutva again will be the flavor of all campaigns to be launched by the Bhartiya Janata Party in UP, in the run up to the 2012 elections. The expected September 24 verdict on Ayodhya is being seen as an opportunity to provide the much needed boost to the sagging and rusted morale of the party workers in the state.

New Delhi (India): The WSJ wrote about activists in India who have been murdered for their work seeking information under the Right to Information Act. Here is a look at five of those activists and the stories behind their deaths.

Agra (India): People living along the Yamuna Kinara road in Agra, and hundreds of villages all along the river right from Vrindavan, Mathura, Gokul to Agra in panic mode, as district authorities began preparations to meet the abrupt rise in water level.

Agra (India): People living along the Yamuna Kinara road in Agra, and hundreds of villages all along the river right from Vrindavan, Mathura, Gokul to Agra in panic mode, as district authorities began preparations to meet the abrupt rise in water level.

Agra (India): When the monsoon clouds refused to oblige Agra region early July, and the threat of a severe drought loomed large, Agra Gharana maestro Laiq Khan decided to try out the classical compositions invoking the rain gods.