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16 The Dalit Downside
Is India turning its reservation policies upside down? Are these policies diluted in the
slimy soup called vote-bank politics after three decades of Mandal mathematics?
30 What, No Google? Go Find Yourself
If you graduated without Google, we respect you. We know what’s Facebbok
without friends, YouTube without videos, or Gmail without mails, Google with
no results…Now, can you survive a day without it?
44 Gray’s Anatomy
Young India has a problem in hand—a rapidly ageing population that needs care. Will the
country let our elderly die alone, uncared for? Our photo-essay peeks at this sensitive subject.
52 They Say Hootie Hoo
Why cricket commentators are often accused of running a gauntlet of hostile
opinion during live telecasts?
56 Gaddi, Magahi, Sherdukpen…
Passion, not commerce, drives a band of intrepid filmmakers to make movies
in relatively lesser-known languages and dialects
4 LETTERS 62 BOOKS 64 GLITTERATI 66 DIARY

Is India Turning Its Reservation Policies Upside Down?

The Maratha reservation verdict stokes fears of the dilution of affirmative action against the caste system

6 mins

Buy Disputes With This Bill

The Centre tries to grab ICADR, the premier body for arbitration. ‘Unconstitutional’, cry luminaries who run it.

5 mins

Ungoogled

What if Google suddenly ceased to be? What would going back to an older time look like? Is life without Google even possible anymore?

8 mins

On The Edge Of Age

A burgeoning elderly population poses challenges for predominantly young India

6 mins

She Ate Bricks For Breakfast

In Poshan, hope rises for babies and mothers— malnourished, low on basic minerals like iron

5 mins

Ray's Canvas On Celluloid

Fifty years after Satyajit Ray made the cult classic, its anti-war message remains relevant

4 mins

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