In this issue

8 The Poliglot This Week
Electoral snapshots from Assam and whether Rahul Gandhi will fight Lok Sabha from
Karnataka. Plus, three exclusive interviews from three states.
24 Hollow, Aching Pils
Examples of litigants filing petitions for frivolous and bigoted cases have increased
in the recent past wasting the time of courts and causing much irritation to judges
44 The Grand-Vote Viziers
Our story profiles the behind-the-scenes managers and facilitators who will affect
the decisions
of top political leaders across the country for the big polls
82 Police Jee, Arrest Those Geeks!
The Gujarat police jumps the gun, cracking down on students hooked to PUBG, a first-person
online shooter game, at the behest of parents during exam season. No kidding!
84 Stars By The Minute
From the iconic Liril girl and Onida’s devil to 5 Star’s Ramesh-Suresh and the Airtel girl,
catching up with the vintage and the current unforgettables of the ad world
4 LETTERS 90 BOOKS 96 GLITTERATI 98 DIARY

Ghosts Who Walk The Gag

A satirical film that dares to hint at Bengal’s political reality is taken off theatres at the behest of ‘authorities’

3 mins

An Applecart Turner

In Shah Faesal, the NC sees a bees­saal­baad reflection

3 mins

India Should Stop Looking At China Through The Pakistan Prism

At one point, India must stop regarding China solely through its staunch support of Pakistan

5 mins

The Job Boom On Paper

The MSME sector has just about started to recover, but a new report claims that things have been well.

5 mins

Who's That Man ?

Indira Gandhi had R.K. Dhawan. Rajiv had his elite cabal. But the ‘backroom boys’ of the 21st century are an evolving species.

10+ mins

Family Portraits Of The Nation

A shared grief unites kin of CRPF men killed in J&K with those of colleagues who fell in Dantewada nine years ago

9 mins

Banned - The Kill Zone In Cyberia

Banning PUBG won’t help. Regulate children’s gaming habits instead.

5 mins

Time's Filter: Made For Each Other

They are the faces that launch a thousand products. Some are famous now; some are forever touched by the magic of old ads.

8 mins

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