In this issue

In the new politics of West Asia, Israel expects a more dynamic and open partnership with India.
Also read about Barkha Dutt's meeting with Hizbul chief Syed Salahuddin. Free HEALTH supplement, too, with the latest issue now on stands.

Brother Who Vanished

Who is Shafi Armar? A global terrorist, as America says? Islamic State’s recruiter in India? Meet his brother and others in Bhatkal

7 mins

Hurt Locker

The divide between the police and the people in Kashmir has become almost unbridgeable

5 mins

Up Close And Personal

Modi and Trump find common ground at first meeting 

2 mins

India Romancing Israel, Why Arabs Won't Complain!

They provide us military technology; we launch their satellites. For the past 25 years, India-Israel relations have thrived on such mutual, and rather discreet, backscratching. But, now Israel may ask for more—a strategic partnership, which may be too costly for Modi to concede 

10+ mins

Sword, Ploughshare And More

Israel can be the lab, and India the factory and the market. But Israelis want stricter patent laws and FTA

6 mins

When I met Salahuddin In Pakistan

BARKHA DUTT recalls her meeting with the Hizbul chief, whom the US has named a global terrorist. The distinction between foreign and homegrown terrorists in Kashmir is over

5 mins

The Journey Of The Afghanistan Cricket Team!

Afghan refugees first got hooked to cricket in camps in Pakistan. Now, they are a Testplaying nation. The ACB and ICC don’t want a repeat of the Bangladesh story. So, the real test awaits

5 mins

Good Cop, Bad Cop?

Meet M.K.R. Pillai, suave go-getter and alleged pivot of an interstate money laundering scam

4 mins

The New Anti-Profiteering Rules Lacks Clarity!

India Inc is jittery over the new anti-profiteering rules, which, it says, lacks clarity

5 mins

Trimmed line

Brushing aside rumours of financial crisis, designer J.J. Valaya is streamlining his business, tying up with other brands and getting his online venture ready

5 mins

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