In this issue

Visa Worries
Post-Trump, the Indian IT sector, heavily dependent on its US projects, is bound face problems
Demonetisation’s Orphans
The rabi fields, the informal sector, Bollywood weddings: How they are coping
In The Archives, Something Suspicious
Excerpts from Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini’s autobiography point to the fact
that the government had already planned on killing Sivarasan rather than arresting him
On The Secular Age
Political theorist Rajeev Bhargava on the philosophy of Charles Taylor
Just For Canvas’ Sake
The recently released Rock On 2 reaffirms the trend of using the Northeast only
as a backdrop
for stories from the mainland to unfold

Demonetisation And After: Sowing Hope In Rabi Fields Of Misery

In UP, it’s the time for sowing the rabi crop and farmers don’t have enough money to buy anything, but there is hope.

9 mins

Shocked, Awed, Stuck in Cash Limbo

For the Indian marketplace, shaking off the cash chain is easier said than done as almost nothing moves without it.

5 mins

90 Days on the Run or Let Loose?

An extract from the chapter ‘Why did the CBI avoid (capturing) sivarasan?’ from Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini Murugan’s recently released memoir, Rajiv Killing: Forgotten Truths.

10+ mins

How Sindhu Regained Her Balance!

How Sindhu regained her balance, and in winning the China Open, breached a great wall of excellence.

4 mins

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