India

On November 26, 2008, a group of men held Mumbai hostage. Actress and celebrity chef Amrita Raichand was present and tells Vice World News how she survived.

Indian men are risking their lives to avoid going bald.

Photographs of over 100 Muslim women were put up on sale on an Indian app called ‘Sulli Deals’. The target included Muslim women across age groups.

This is the story of how India’s officials set up a maze of scams at one of the biggest sporting events in the world.

On the streets of Bangalore, India, the mother & son duo behind Iyer Idly serve hundreds of idlis a day.

Navkiran Natt is one of the founders of Trolley Times, a newspaper started as a voice of farmers' protest. With a following of 100k, Trolley Times has used its platform to push for a repeal of three contentious farm laws in India.

In this episode of Bad Blood, VWN talks to a former poacher about leaving that life behind to become a protector of wildlife in the very forests where he used to hunt.

After the long postponements couples in India are downsizing their weddings, or choosing online ceremonies, shaking up the estimated 50 billion dollar industry out of its COVID limbo.

In 1984, one of the world's worst industrial disasters befell the residents of Bhopal, India, when a nearby pesticide plant leaked a toxic gas. Veteran photojournalist Raghu Rai was there to photograph its aftermath.

VICE catches up with some Indian truck drivers to understand why they get their trucks painted in vivid imagery and text, and how it helps them find a little piece of ‘home’, when on the road.

Karina spends her last day in Jaipur with a local family to sample a little home cooking, before making a bad choice regarding some seriously hot chilli paste.

Mikhail uses government-licensed bhang, butter, and biscuits to make this very simple cheese tart. It's super-potent though, so eat with caution.