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N. Kalyan Raman
'Native' literatures run close to the living nerve, but English too must find its way to Imagining India and, in the process, enrich itself by looking beyond its class horizons
Magazine | Aug 20, 2001
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N. Ram
essay
Were this a crisis out of which something creative could emerge. But it’s a paralysed polity, clinging on to power, and leaving the nation and its people all the poorer for it.
Magazine | May 27, 2013
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N. Rathnasree
Essay
The starry-eyed addicts of daily-horoscopes might take it lightly, but the UGC policy of introducing astrology as a subject could do with an informed perspective.
Web | Jun 19, 2001
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N.J. Nanporia
politics
From the near-paralysis of Nehruvian socialism to a de-ideologised pragmatism is a long way to go
Magazine | Oct 16, 2000
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N.R. Narayana Murthy
EXCLUSIVE: book extract
The virtues of compassionate capitalism can go a long way in solving problems that have plagued India
Magazine | Apr 20, 2009
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N.S. Madhavan
essay
The flight of Big Little Governance Ideas northwards has ceased
Magazine | Aug 15, 2011
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N.U. Abilash
Cricket
Tracing the history of the Ashes -- the first this millennium and the first time when it begins in July instead of the traditional first week June start -- to its working class origins
Web | Jul 04, 2001
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Nabaneeta Dev Sen
texts of desire
By sharing their joys and sorrows through song, women gain in strength and create a space to express their desires.
Magazine | Oct 28, 2002
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Nalin Mehta
Olympics
Is a successful London 2012 possible for India? Or will a sports culture remain an illusion with India not bothering to look beyond cricket and turning into a multi sporting nation?
Web | Jul 03, 2012
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Naman Ramachandran
a typical romance
Bollywood isn't shy when it comes to exploring taboo love
Magazine | Jul 13, 2009
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Nandan Nilekani
ICT In India
How Information and communications technology can be a tool for wide ranging reform and innovation in the future, and transform the everyday lives of Indians
Magazine | Dec 01, 2008
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Nandita Haksar
My India Story
A young man's painful death in a Manipur
village; an indelible taint on the Indian dream
Magazine | Jan 14, 2008
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Naomi Wolf
The Princess Metaphor
The pretty, docile creature is passe. Princessing is good, hard work these days.
Magazine | Jan 02, 2012
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Nasreen Munni Kabir
on the srk trail
He lives for the adulation of his fans and sure enough, his popularity has spread way beyond our shores
Magazine | May 30, 2005
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Nathan Myhrvold
The Nuclear Way
It would be grave folly to recoil from the N-option, our safest
Magazine | Jan 02, 2012
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Nikhil Khanna
faces of femininity
The Blue blood, the "It" girl, the home maker, the page three diva, the boss ... the artist/writer ... the dehati politician.
Magazine | Oct 28, 2002
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Nilanjana Roy
Essay
A national dish for India? Cut out the curry, the dosa has searing ambitions.
Magazine | Jan 11, 2010
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Noam Chomsky
Book Extract
'Lebanon is being destroyed, Israel's Gaza prison is suffering still more savage blows, and on the West Bank, mostly out of sight, the United States and Israel are consummating their project of the murder of a nation, a grim and rare event in history.'
Web | Jul 31, 2006
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