AGI Magazine
Despite India’s cabinet withdrawing an ordinance aimed at protecting convicted politicians, the country still has a long way to go before extinguishing corruption completely within Parliament. Dina Patel investigates In …
Read MoreIndia’s National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) was first established in 1975 to encourage good cinema. But it soon went in decline. But the orgnaisation has had a re-birth and has …
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We all know tiffin, tofu and teriyaki, but what about the more unexpected words that have come out of Asia? This week, our resident word-lover Jonathan Galton discusses the story …
Read MoreThe South Asian Literature Festival, London’s premier event for writing and discussion on the Indian Sub-continent returns to the capital for the fourth consecutive year from October 23rd to November 1st 2013. Major themes …
Read MoreIt has been nearly three years since we heard of Anni Dewani’s murder, which took place during her honeymoon with husband Shrien Dewani, and still the case remains open. …
Read MoreRecognition, however, big or small feels great. We are proud to announce that AGI has been nominated for Magazine of the Year Award at this year’s Asian Media Awards. The …
Read MoreA bank’s Non-performing assets (NPAs) are often its nemesis. The same is true for a family, society and nation. In India, we have been tom-tomming demographic dividend as our strength. …
Read MoreIn 2008 South Korea adopted a “green growth” model that countries around the world are now trying to emulate with the help of organisations like the Global Green Growth Institute. …
Read MoreRanbir Kapoor is the quintessential star kid and the scion of Indian cinema’s first family—Kapoor family. Carrying such a legacy would be a daunting task for anyone but Ranbir …
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We all know tiffin, tofu and teriyaki, but what about the more unexpected words that have come out of Asia? Word-lover Jonathan Galton gives us an example. I …
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