Thursday 21 July
With global retailers turning the screws and consumers demanding more choice, the Indian government is finally considering removing restrictions on supermarket chains.
Thursday 8 July
India might not yet have cracked the G8, but it is joining an equally select financial group: those economies whose currencies have their own symbol.
Monday 7 January
In 2011 I travelled to China for the first time in 10 years. As soon as I stepped off the plane in Shanghai it was hard to ignore the sense of possibility. Here was a nation on the rise despite all of its complexities, its…
Fact & Fiction, New Delhi.
Monocle meets Denmark's ambassador in India, foreign schools flock to China and power problems in Japan.
Why money grows on trees, New Zealand's food moves, Africa's largest wind farm and India's carrier bag ban.
Monocle offers you an insight into the most efficient and well turned-out logistics companies. If you’ve ever wondered how cash is transported to banks around South Africa or how delicate contemporary art is packed up in…
The challenges of building in Sao Paolo, a look at telephonic fashion brands and a preview The Entrepreneurs. We also check in with our woman in Delhi.
The business news in Paris with Matthew Warren, why modern Spain is haunted by the Franco era, and a check in with our Delhi correspondent.
Tuesday 11 October
Had anybody from Guwahati in Assam wished to travel to Delhi 15 years ago, they would have had only two affordable options: take a 27-hour train, or stay at home.
Markus Hippi selects stories on Delhi’s greenery, a Canadian-born Bollywood star, and a creative sound project set to vinyl in London.
Markus Hippi selects the best of our US election programmes, as well as ghost hunting in Delhi and vertical farming in Singapore.
Reactions to Angela Merkel’s support of a European banking union, we check in with our correspondent in Delhi, and review the day’s newspapers.
We take out our binoculars and spy on birds in London, moose in Anchorage and cows in Delhi while exploring urban wildlife.
The latest on falling Olympic records, we hear from Delhi’s huge power outage, and Gideon Rachman reflects on Mitt Romney in Poland.
We chat with Christine Ockrent about a possible European banking union, get the latest from our woman in Delhi, and review newspapers with Neil McIntosh.
How designers are tightening budgets and reducing consumption, we meet a young architect in Washington, and visit New Delhi to hear about Indian design.
The murky world of Olympic doping, we see what political points Mitt Romney gains from Europe, and discuss India’s power cut with our Delhi correspondent.
A look at the BFI’s rerelease of British ghost stories, we learn about Delhi’s spooky tales, and comedian Rich Fulcher discusses the US elections.
Episode two of our Saturday show hears from booksellers in Sydney, Delhi and Istanbul, while art director and designer Michael Salu joins us in the studio.
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