In this issue

CITIZEN PAIN
Northeast roiled up with protests, Muslims
uncertain...Is India prepared for the fallout
of the Citizenship Amendment Bill?
Cover Design:
Deepak Sharma
Photo: AP
‹ N A V I G A T O R ›
12 | GUNNING FOR CHANGE?
MPs amended the law regulating guns, but
diluted provisions to hold on to their arms
14 | KILL BILL
Private member’s bills are languishing
due to lack of government support
40 | STRANGE FRUIT
Hyderabad encounter killings put the spotlight
on increasing incidents of instant justice
58 | WILD, WILD WED
In the air, underwater, hanging from a cliff...wedding
photography has become an adventure sport

Leaders Hold On To Their Guns

IN a flip-flop following pressure from stakeholders, including MPs, Parliament passed the Arms (Amendment) Bill, 2019, on December 10, with a key provision diluted.

4 mins

They Don't Fit The Bill

MPs’ individual efforts for progressive laws lose sting due to government apathy

4 mins

India - Japan, Surging Ahead

This year marks the fifth anniversary of upgrading our bilateral relationship to the Special Strategic and Global Partnership - H.E. Mr. Satoshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan to India

5 mins

Vibrant Partners At Global Level

I am Yoji Taguchi, the president of Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in India (JCCII).

2 mins

Japanese Perfection Meets Indian Passion

With the enhanced involvement of Nippon Life Insurance now, investors of Nippon India Mutual Fund can look forward to benefit in many ways

4 mins

Who Can Be A Citizen?

The Parliament nod to CAB has Assam and Tripura in a fiery churn, as questions are raised about secularism and the final goal for which this is a canny prelude

10+ mins

Justice League

In a country where 90 rapes are reported every day and extrajudicial killings rarely shock people, what’s the message in society celebrating the gunning down of the Hyderabad rape suspects?

9 mins

His Six Packs In A Six Shooter

Raising the pitch of real cops’ stories, Bollywood exalts men in uniform flouting law for justice

5 mins

Kalia Meets Its Gabbar

The state’s welfare scheme for farmers is floundering due to budget constraints

2 mins

Before We Do, Smile Please

Couples and wedding photographers dive deep into the pursuit of atrangi —soar high in the air, or go boudoir topless...

5 mins

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