Miss India America

Sandhya Suri skilfully weaves together archival footage, including hand-colored sequences, with a new score by Soumik Datta to create an emotionally resonant story about life across India from 1899 to 1947.

Witness the first half of the 20th century in America and the evolution of migration, work, crime, small towns, and more.

Dr Jago Cooper explores the rise and fall of the forgotten civilisations of Central America. His quest takes him from from the crystal blue seas of the Caribbean to the New World's most impressive pyramids, flying over the smoking volcanoes of Costa Rica and travelling deep underground in the caves of central Mexico. He travels in the footsteps of these peoples to reveal their secrets and unearth the astonishing cultures that flourished amongst some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world.

Robert Moore travels to some of the poorest and wealthiest pockets of America to ask what presidential candidates need to do to tackle the country's vast wealth inequality. Juliet Bremner is in India visiting the controversial Ghazipur landfill site - a 14-million tonne mountain of rubbish in a Delhi suburb blighting local communities. Steve Scott visits Japan ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to learn more about the quintessentially Japanese martial art of karate.

Ruhi Singh is a small town girl with big city dreams. She sets off to Bombay to win the title of Miss India–a launching pad to fame and a surefire way to stand out in a country of 1.2 billion people.

President Trump campaigns heavily on overhauling America's crumbling infrastructure; India's best and brightest tech talents put their entrepreneurial spirit and engineering skills to use in Bangalore.

Frontline's correspondent Najibullah Quraishi investigates the consequences of America's withdrawal from Afghanistan. Also Frontline's correspondent Ramita Navai investigates a wave of shocking rape cases in India.

FRONTLINE investigates the consequences of America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. With exclusive access to a militant wing of the Taliban, correspondent Najibullah Quraishi tells the story of Iran’s growing influence across Afghanistan. Also this hour, a report on politics and rape in India.

Every year, nearly 45,000 people in America kill themselves. That is more than twice the number that die in homicides, and the numbers are increasing. There is one group in particular causing this spike - white, middle aged men. India Rakusen goes to Montana, where suicide rates are double the national average, to find out what drives so many of these men to despair and taking their own lives.