In this issue

Sai Baba's message of oneness binds devotees of all faiths. Shirdi celebrates the centenary of the saint-fakir.
Also read, Anuja Chauhan's take on the #MeToo movement in India, and how CBI's image has taken a beating.
Free HEALTH supplement, too, with the latest issue now on stands.

Fight Club

The CBIs image has taken a hit with the top brass washing their dirty linen in public

4 mins

Top Of The Heap

Gita Gopinaths journey from a middle-class Indian girl to the IMFs chief economist is a saga of hard work and grit, breeding intellectual leadership

7 mins

Vanishing Truth

Jamal Khashoggi was caught in the crosshairs of a tortuous power transition that will make Mohammed bin Salman the longest serving king of Saudi Arabia

4 mins

Checkmate!

While a few traumatised women have gained the courage to out their tormentors, it is high time to re-educate our highly educated employees that women are equal to men and will be treated as such

7 mins

Shirdi Sai Baba- The Lord Of Happiness

While strife in the name of religion torments the world, millions of ardent devotees flock to Shirdi to sing praises of a saint-fakir who preached oneness and attained samadhi a century ago

10+ mins

Science Needs Faith

A FORMER nuclear scientist, Suresh Haware quit his job at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre in Mumbai to run his familys realty business and later entered politics and contested elections as a BJP candidate. The Fadnavis government made him chairman of the Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust in 2016 and, in June this year, accorded him the rank of minister of state. Excerpts from an interview with Haware:

2 mins

Take Out The Sunscreen!

BRYAN ADAMS IS HERE, ARMED WITH SUMMER OF69, AND SUNDRY OTHER BALLADS

3 mins

Moving Pictures

Movie-on-wheels ventures are transforming the way rural India watches cinema

3 mins

Stormy Affair

THE CHAPTER ONDONALD TRUMPIN ADULT -FILM ACTOR STORMY DANIELS S BOOK ISSLIM BUT SUITABLYSCANDALOUS

4 mins

Vinod Kambli- Batting For Life

Post cricket, Vinod Kambli ignored his health. Two heart attacks later, he is a changed man

4 mins

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