Exodus to India

Indian leaders appealed for calm on Friday as natives of northeastern India now living in southern cities left in droves for a third day over fears that violence in the northeastern state of Assam would spread south.
Starting Wednesday night, thousands of northeast natives
Related Stories
The US-Iran War: What It Means for Your Gas Bill
Ten days into the US-Israel military operation against Iran, Americans are feeling it at the pump. Gas prices have surged roughly 20% since joint airstrikes launched on February 28, with the national average for regular...
Water Crisis: Cities Running Dry Across India
Delhi's groundwater levels have fallen approximately one meter per year for two decades—a decline that is measurable, inexorable, and unsustainable. Bangalore's aquifers are nearly depleted despite being a major metropol...
Tier-2 Cities: India's New Growth Engines Are Still Sputtering
For the past fifteen years, development experts and policy makers have confidently predicted that India's Tier-2 cities—Pune, Surat, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Indore, Nagpur—would absorb India's relentless urbanization and be...