Diplomatic Sanctions

Relief for Devyani, but Preet Bharara to file new charges

Khobragade's attorney, Daniel Arshack, said the former deputy general consul, now back in India, was pleased by the ruling.

How were the charges against Khobragade dismissed?

Finally, it seems to be the end game on Khobragade row

Less than two weeks after India and the US ended their standoff over the Khobragade affair, here's an assessment of how things got handled.

Devyani's US lawyer petitions that case against her be dropped

Attorney Daniel Arshack says in papers filed Tuesday in Manhattan federal court charges and arrest warrants should be dismissed against his client.

Indicted for visa fraud, Devyani leaves US for India

The charges against 39-year-old Khobragade will remain and she will have to face trial, if she returns to the US without diplomatic immunity.

Why Devyani's G-visa shouldn't be processed by US at all

Whatever said and done, apples are not oranges.

American expats in Delhi the latest fallout of Khobragade row

Hundreds of expatriate Americans use the American Community Support Association club, which has a bar, swimming pool, restaurant and a beauty parlour within the embassy premises.

Devyani case: India only stands up for rights of the privileged

The Indian government's eagerness to fight for Khobragade's rights and self-respect is sharply contrasted by its complete lack of interest and urgency in cases where those affected didn't belong to a privileged set.

Devyani Khobragade case: Why the US will have to back down

The US has bitten off more than it could chew in the Devyani Khobragade case.

Devyani Khobragade: US was wrong, but India is being immature

The Indian reaction, screaming Tit for Tat, an Eye for an Eye, will leave everyone blind. It's immature and ridiculous