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No full stops for Shah ~ by PR Ramesh; Amit Shah: ‘Nationalism should be the main issue in every election’ ~ by PR Ramesh; The sleeping giant of Tumkur and the missing Gandhi of Bidar ~ by MJ Akbar; Open diary ~ by Swapan Dasgupta; Demography is destiny ~ by Siddharth Singh; Didi and didis ~ by Sunanda K Datta-Ray; Poll pot ~ by Jayanta Ghosal; Quote hanger ~ by Madhavankutty Pillai; Daughter dutiful ~ by V Shoba; Daring the juggernaut ~ by Amita Shah; Follow the script ~ by V Shoba; In conversation with Anita Anand ~ by Nandini Nair; Karachi on his mind ~ by Urvashi Bahuguna; Beastly tales ~ by Ranjit Lal; Icons must fall ~ by Vineetha Mokkil; Great stream presence ~ by Divya Unny; Miss congeniality ~ by Rajeev Masand and more…
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Sacred Cow & Profane Politics
Intimations of soft fascism.
In The Name Of Babasaheb
Can Ambedkars legacy be reduced to a political totem?
Going Radical In India
Muslims in India's most literate state are politically empowered and financially prosperous, yet easy targets for jihadi head hunters, including the ISIS.
Hidden Truths About Subhas Chandra Bose' Death
Was Netaji sent to the Gulag? The Subhas Chandra Bose files might reveal many hidden truths.
Reaching Out To The Sun
A village in Rajasthan trains poor African women to harness solar energy.
Baby Fever In The Parsi Community
The Parsi community, alarmed by dwindling numbers, has reason to celebrate as a repopulation programme shows results.
Modi In UK: Shadow Over The Show
The past kept intruding into Narendra Modis spectacular London visit. Still, he and his host David Cameron won the day by focussing on the future .
The Intolerance Myth About India
"Is India as wretched as it is being portrayed by a section of the intellectual class?"
The Iffy moments Of IFFI
The Iffy Moments of IFFI The film festivals pretensions to international stature dont square with reality. Is it time to wrest control of it from the Government? Charmy Harikrishnan
Can Therapy Break The Taboo Of Hypersexuality?
Can therapy break the taboo of hypersexuality?
