The South Asia Channel

The Indian government's push to improve sanitation is ambitious and well-intentioned, but it does little to help the most marginalized groups in Indian society.

For Afghanistan's economy to stand on its own feet, the government must begin with these four reforms.

Pakistan's drug addiction, which kills 700 people daily, is bankrolling terrorists. This nexus cannot be overlooked.

Sri Lanka's former president faces an uphill battle in his quest to become the country's next prime minister.

Progress in Afghanistan can be measured by the successes of its telecom industry. In this booming sector, phone use is ubiquitous, the internet is used to perform surgery, employment is up, and corruption is down.