India’s $15 billion grand project to transform cities into models of tech and infrastructural innovation is already in trouble. Nimisha Jaiswal investigates

Everything you need to know about homelessness, from this month’s magazine.

Sian Griffiths reports on a no-nonsense movement which is reshaping traditional solutions to chronic homelessness

The lack of laws is leading to a scary rise in domestic violence in some of Pakistan’s provinces, writes Mahwish Qayyum

Simon Chandler analyses the Tory manifesto and May’s speeches, and explains why their efforts to tackle inequality are a facade

Indian writer Mari Marcel Thekaekara was in Britain during the elections, and writes her impression of campaigns and results.

As May forms an unholy alliance with the DUP, there is a sense that a movement has been born, writes Jamie Kelsey-Fry.

In the wake of the election results, Chris Brazier reflects on a momentous night in British politics.

Young people don’t vote, we’re told. It’s time for you to prove them wrong, writes Jim Cranshaw.

Prime Minister Theresa May doesn’t just put UK citizens at risk, but actively undermines the tools that maintain and expand our rights as citizens, writes Tom King.