In this issue

Back To Vajpayee in The Valley
The PDP tugs at old sentiment, appeals for dialogue with Islamabad ‘Vajpayee-era’ style.
The National Conference lashes out, terming the efforts mere gimmicks.
Heavy-Weather Visit
Under pressure for his reported close links with Khalistani separatists, Justin Trudeau
reassures us that he and Canada stand for India’s unity
What of the Mind Snares?
When it comes to ailments of the brain, our research seems to have stagnated, judging
from the utter lack of breakthroughs in the field of psychiatry in the past many decades
The Elusive Skipper
Remembering football hero V.P. Sathyan, on whom a biopic has been made recently
Write From the Heart
Adding to the richness of Marathi literature are stories and poems by contemporary
women authors from diverse backgrounds. Each of them has a unique tale to tell

Forward, With A Sentimental Throwback

Ruling PDP pushes Vajpayee-era India-Pak talks as a way out of Kashmir violence. Political stunt, cries NC.

6 mins

Costume Drama

For all his sartorial elegance, Trudeau’s India visit, haunted by the Khalistan issue, achieved little

5 mins

Long Rope Curls Into Tight Tape

A midnight meeting with Delhi CM has a top babu leaving in a huff. Another blow to livid bureaucrats.

4 mins

Spooling The Tangles

There has been a spurt of new drugs for diabetes and cancer treatment in ­recent years. Those with neuropsychiatric diseases, however, have been left behind as advances in psychiatric pharmacology have not kept pace.

10+ mins

If The Brain Withers

Four million Indians have dementia, the disease with no cure. And, not more than 10 percent of them are diagnosed.

8 mins

Taxing The Broadcast Cherry

A miffed ICC might relocate events from India if not given a tax break. But can it spurn its golden goose?

6 mins

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