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This documentary can’t help but be moving as it follows the Cam On group in Kolkata, who are creating a drama based on their experiences – even if it could do with more depth
Lucy Mangan
Canadian prime minister and Indian prime minister mostly discussed trade during Carney’s visit to India
Leyland Cecco in Toronto
Canada’s prime minister and Indian prime minister will meet Monday in visit that marks diplomatic shift
Leyland Cecco in Toronto and Penelope MacRae in New Delhi
Other lives: Water resources engineer who designed life-saving solutions for the most vulnerable populations across the world
Roohi Hasan
Police warn Moninder Singh, head of the Sikh Federation of Canada, his family are also at risk
Leyland Cecco in Toronto
Centuries-old wells restored to provide drinking water as parts of the country head towards “day zero” when no water will be available
Shoma Abhyankar
Proposal approved by Modi government will bring official English name into line with Malayalam language
Penelope MacRae in Delhi
We report from California’s Silicon Valley, where billionaires pour money into midterms, and the AI Impact summit, where India pushes back on ‘AI monopoly’ held by US and China
Blake Montgomery
Motorway stretch plays music as a safety feature but those close to it say ‘intrusive’ noise is constant and distressing
Penelope MacRae in Delhi
Narendra Modi’s thirst to supercharge economic growth is matched by US desire to inject AI into world’s biggest democracy
Robert Booth in Delhi
Billionaire Microsoft co-founder pulls out of India’s AI Impact Summit to ‘ensure the focus’ remains on event’s ‘key priorities’
Robert Booth in Delhi
Without AI you will be a ‘weaker and poorer nation’, says former UK chancellor two months into job at US firm
Robert Booth in Delhi
Google, Anthropic and OpenAI bosses to mingle with global south leaders wrestling for control over technology
Robert Booth UK technology editor
After hit takes on Macbeth, Othello and Hamlet, Vishal Bhardwaj’s Romeo and Juliet adaptation sees dead-eyed lovers drag one another to gutter and grave
Mike McCahill
Nikhil Gupta faces up to 40 years over alleged India-backed attempt to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun
Stephanie Kirchgaessner
Jailed then exiled in London, Rahman returns home as the main contender to be next prime minister of Bangladesh
Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka
At the country’s more than 100 literary gatherings, books are promoted with great fanfare, but spectacle takes pride of place
Amrit Dhillon in Varanasi
Women in rural communities describe trauma of moderating violent and pornographic content for global tech companies
Anuj Behal
Exclusive: David O’Sullivan says war-based economy may be nearing point of becoming ‘unsustainable’
Lisa O’Carroll and Jennifer Rankin in Brussels
Spokesperson for India’s ministry of external affairs calls for ‘immediate action to recover the missing statue’
Adeshola Ore Community affairs reporter
As record number of seafarers and cargo ships are abandoned in war zones, crew members stranded in a Black Sea port have shared their dramatic testimony with the Guardian
Ruchi Kumar
Work by almost 70 artists – including Marina Abramović – has made an art fair in Kochi one of the hottest tickets in south Asia. This sixth instalment uses farmers’ fields and patched-up buildings to take visitors ‘back to nature’
Geneva Abdul
As Bangladesh prepares for the first election since Sheikh Hasina fled to India, Awami League figures living in Kolkata believe she can still return a hero
Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Kolkata
US president made announcement on Truth Social after a Monday call with India’s prime minister
Callum Jones in New York