In this issue

19 A Crown of Storms With PM Nawaz Sharif out of office, will his brother, Shahbaz, be allowed to function by the all-powerful Pak army?
24 Imported And Killed The encounter death of the longest surviving foreign militant in the Valley gives the upper hand to the J&K police
32 The Wolves of Cheat Street ‘Cooking the books’ is an expression that is not only limited to mid-level, ‘deviant’ CAs. Even the big fish is getting caught while indulging in corporate fraud.
46 Free 4G Buffet 2.0 The new Reliance ‘Jio Phone’ scheme, just like its parent ‘Jio SIM’ project, looks all set to shake up the telecom market of India yet again
54 Streaming To New Shores With big names joining the web bandwagon, the potential for online video
platforms in India looks huge..

Shiksha Sambal

Bridging Gaps in Rural School education

5 mins

Dynasty Under Watch

After Nawaz, PML-N has to walk a tightrope—hold on to power and keep the army quiet

5 mins

Rightward Is The Glance

A tainted AIADMK could be the new NDA ally, provided the party’s warring factions merge first.

6 mins

How They Make The Ledger Lie

Hole-in-the-wall accountants, Tier-2 CA firms and the Big Four—all share a professional DNA of trickery. From there, it’s a tiny step to fraud. In the case of foreign firms, their very presence in India hinges on that.  

10+ mins

Great Speakers None

Left titans from Bengal once lit up Parliament. Now, the Left can have no new elders.

5 mins

For Bharat, A Free 4G Buffet

After the Jio SIM changed India’s smartphone world, the Jio Phone is here to transform and rule over rural telecom

5 mins

Right Tied In Tangles

It’s not whether there’s such a thing as privacy, but its limits are what Supreme Court is set to spell out

3 mins

Board Game Battles

BCCI officials fight tooth and nail against transparency, this time over IPL rights auction

5 mins

In The Continuous Battlefield

The first Dalit novel in Oriya is also a clash of generational views— education and radical action as an armature and counter to prejudice

3 mins

The Unheard Symmetry

The last of the Dagar Saptak goes. Dhrupad has to find its way, as always, alone.

10+ mins

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