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The debutant director and co-writer of Rang de Basanti on his film Kurbaan
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A lacklustre film in which the many lulls help overshadow the few storms
Remembering 26/11
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Never-before-seen images of a city under siege and after
Opinion
Our political and administrative system will fail us with practised ease. We can prevent that. If we will.
fear in mumbai
Mumbai’s not carefree anymore; life’s moved on since last November’s horror, but fear lurks
The Plotter’s Wheel
home ministry
As PC gets on with his job, he tries to be more accommodative
conversation
Sachin Tendulkar tells Rohit Mahajan: 'The places under siege were familiar to me... I also knew a few people who were trapped in different conflict areas'
Opinion
Has the middle class, shaken at last by 26/11, learnt anything?
pakistan
Pakistan’s feeble attempts to rein in terror is apparent in the thriving militant groups
Justice In Slow Motion
indo-US ties
The US can only deliver qualified results on Pakistan for India
bihar
It’s been a year too long, too burdensome for the Ansaris of Dhaab village, who lost six family members to terror
media
Media norms proposed for terror coverage
afterlife
The horror is past, but present still, in these stories of people touched by 26/11
business security
India Inc has woken up to the security threat, but most are still going the gun-and-guard way
All Along The Watchtower
Opinion
A FICCI panel’s terror report is both self-serving and scary
Opinion
The locations were chosen carefully to strike at the core of a hallowed city where the world halted
Opinion
The moribund ‘Group of Groups’ reflects our collective cowardice
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A public service advertisement at the invitation of Outlook by TapRoot India
Books
review
The missile he threw at the home minister made a statement; now Jarnail Singh pens a searing book
Jaya Jaitly on I Accuse: The Anti-Sikh Violence Of 1984 By Jarnail Singh
review
The man’s a travel writer of huge talent and his book will serve spiritual tourism well
Mani Shankar Aiyar on Nine Lives—In Search Of The Sacred In Modern India By William Dalrymple
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