In this issue

16 Coming Soon: Trump Vs Modi - Trump’s recent rants against India come at a bad time for PM Modi, who will soon be visiting the US.

24 Permanent Solution For ‘Integral Part of India’ - Deciphering the message behind Rajnath Singh’s recent comments on Kashmir.

32 Mark-up Medicine Men - Hospitals, traders and doctors are jacking up prices of imported medical devices and fleecing patients.

50 IS In Kerala - Non-Muslims, particularly women, are being converted by suspected radical outfits.

64 Book Excerpt - An excerpt from Ruskin Bond’s autobiography talks about his family’s background, love in the Raj and his arrival in the world.

Playing It Again With Sam

India should retain its good relations with the US in the Trump era, but expand its options with other key players.

5 mins

Scripting A Good Ending

To the PDP, ‘permanent solution’ means dialogue and the opposite to its ally, the BJP.

6 mins

Doctors And Their Devices

Imported medical devices are often indispensable. But 1,000 % mark-ups in prices? Hospitals, traders and doctors are playing a fast, smooth game, pushing patients towards financial ruin. Will the government ever wake up to these immoral medical practices?

10+ mins

A State Of Two And A Half CMs

The scramble to the top in post-Jayalalitha Tamil Nadu gets curiouser, throwing up possibilities such as a mid-term change of chief minister.

5 mins

A Food Strike, Not Hunger

Post-UP loan waiver, Maharashtra farmers demand their due, and are refusing to budge until they get it

6 mins

ISIS Whispers In God's Own Country

Young converts to Islam leaving their families behind stoke fears of extremist recruitment.

10+ mins

A Bird's Past, and Future...

The Praful Patel years, which all but grounded AI, come under the lens just as privatisation looms.

6 mins

A Deal On The Flip Side

Snapdeal, a sinking ship, will soon be bought over by Flipkart, but only for the sake of investors, not assets

6 mins

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