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Stone Tools In Modern History
There is now a problem bigger than militants on India’s hands: protests beyond the separatists’ control
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May 01, 2017
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Kashmir On The Brink, But Nowhere To Go
As ordinary Kashmiris take over the fight on angry streets, Pakistan sits back and fine-tunes its new policy
6 min |
May 01, 2017
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Fraud Of The Fairness Dream
In a country not comfortable with its own genes, fairness creams sell a lie to pander to a deep-seated self-loathing
10 min |
May 01, 2017
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Alia Bhatt: A Rare Star Who Can Laugh At Herself
Alia Bhatt's gamine charm cradles talent and the nous of self-deprecation.
7 min |
August 24, 2015
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Arundhati Roy: 'I See gender As A Spectrum...'
Dont beat em, join em. That's the cooperative thinking among craft brewers who work together to ensure one anothers success. In fostering a spirit of collaboration, they've created a powerful bloc that is showing steady growth and challenging established beer giants. It's a lucrative model - one that other producers of artisan or locally sourced goods would be wise to follow.
10+ min |
August 24, 2015
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A Realist Takes On An Illusionist
Nitish has delivered results for everyone to see. But Modi's patter holds some pull.
7 min |
September 28, 2015
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Nepal, A Model Of Modi's Neighbourhood Policy
Nepal goes 'secular'. But India fumes at the constitution's 'unfair' federal structure.
9 min |
October 5, 2015
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Hindu India Or Digital India? Choice Is Yours
They're joined at the hip: the superficial modernity of Digital India and a deep, unspoken 'Hindutva'
8 min |
October 12, 2015
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Reading Old Ashes: Muzaffarnagar Riots
A probe report on the Muzaffarnagar riots gives the SP regime a clean chit.
5 min |
October 12, 2015
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6 Major Myths About Dropped Calls
It's a problem affecting the common man, as the PM said. Here's getting to the root of call-drops.
9 min |
October 12, 2015
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No More Condom Ads!
A prudish I&B plans to restrict condom ads on TV, but will it defeat the purpose?
4 min |
October 26, 2015
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Bihar Election: Is The Cha Cutting Enough?
Modi plays the Bihar game with seasoned politicians, and finds his tactics backfiring.
9 min |
November 9, 2015
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Amaravati: Abode Of The Immortals
Some 30,000 acres of farmland is Naidus new sketchpad on which he is furiously drawing up his capital city.
7 min |
November 9, 2015
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A Bihari Story Of The Haar
The BJP has paid the price for its inability to understand Bihar and its remarkable people.
10 min |
November 23, 2015
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Tollywood: The Sheets Are Always White
Tollywood is going bold, but are the films the better for it? Or is it just....
7 min |
December 7, 2015
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'How Many' Is Your Caste?
A long­overdue measure to redistribute political power, Karnataka’s caste census is a first in India
4 min |
July 25, 2016
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Balancing The Wheel
With polls pending, Khaleda Zia in jail and Hasina pampering Islamists, Bangladesh is on edge
5 min |
March 12, 2018
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Hunger, Bloodthirst, Murder
An adivasi’s lynching sparks an artistic outpouring that only discomfits activists
5 min |
March 12, 2018
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AAP Among Unequals
Angry, Alternative Politics, they called it. But has AAP failed to redeem its pledge? Is it too angry, and not alternative enough?
10+ min |
March 12, 2018
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Immovable And Rusted Objects
Obstructionist bureaucracy needs an injection of specialists
3 min |
March 12, 2018
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A Broom In The Wrong Place
There’s talk of President’s Rule, but, for better optics, the BJP will more likely let Delhi’s AAP government hoist itself with its own petard
5 min |
March 12, 2018
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A Party That Lost Its Fig Leaf
AAP grew overambitious; its leader anyway tended to be autocratic. The party’s slide began when it became unscrupulous. Will it reform its ways?
6 min |
March 12, 2018
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It's the Economy, Cupid
The spectre of China ought to be dispelled by the prospect of business.
2 min |
October 31, 2016
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The Coming Caste Wars
The growing clamour for reservation to society's shrinking ability to fulfil the dreams globalisation unleashes
5 min |
October 31, 2016
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To Put Faith in Secularism
‘Secularism’ inhabits twin strands—one simply strives to control religion; another, more composite view, allows plural views on faith to coexist. Charting secularism’s progress in France and the US, Charles Taylor alights on the passionate debate it is generating in modern Europe and India.
8 min |
November 07, 2016
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Caste and Faith in the Dalit Mirror
Four activists and scholars with different religious identities take stock of what has changed for India’s ‘untouchables’ and what remains the same.
10+ min |
November 07, 2016
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Global Is Beautiful
The World Cup epitomises football at its very best—a unifying force in a world too often fighting against itself
8 min |
June 25, 2018
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Both Gold & Glitter
Messi and Neymar: two sides of football stardom, but their core lights the same way
5 min |
June 25, 2018
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To Beard A Boyar In Muscovy
A bickering world, quite rightly, gets Russia, the commonest bete noire, as host of its cup of life. Ah, but we mustn’t cavil. It might turn out to be fun after all.
6 min |
June 25, 2018
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Gali Gali Football Shootball
Following matches through radio static to plugging in—Indian fans have been steadfast as ever. But has the dazzle of European soccer held us in enthralled stupor?
7 min |