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showtime
Despite the promise of wholesome madness, it is long, dull and boring with just a few funny moments
10 Questions
The actress on her upcoming film Tum Mile, set during the Mumbai deluge
Cover Story
cover story: the koda files
All of Jharkhand was his stage, and Koda a major player. So, who rewrote the script?
Behind Madhu Koda...
Bribezillas All
scam mantra
After The Burial, At The Wake
‘India inured’. Who cares anymore for a hundred crore scam?
Debarshi Dasgupta
One In Two Indians Vote For The Corrupt
National
politics: west bengal
Overconfident then, cornered now. Political hubris visits Buddhadeb Bhattacharya.
politics: bjp
Maharashtra BJP president Nitin Gadkari is a reluctant candidate for party chief
politics: uttar pradesh
Mulayam finds himself immobilised in his own political akhara
poll sutra
When I recently came down with swine flu, what inspired me most was the state police’s quick reaction in nabbing those responsible for passing it on.
International
pakistan: terror
As the Taliban strike at will, ordinary people live in fear and uncertainty
opinion
Foreign correspondents were shamefully kept out of Tawang
Business
economy: sugar
Drought, politics, a mills vs farmers feud have shot up sugar prices
Society
pakistan: fashion
Pakistan defied terror to have a successful first fashion week
society: art
Collectors are sharing their often idiosyncratic visions with others in private museums
health: vaccination
A vaccine for cervical cancer raises questions
opinion
Big names, big blather...the schmoozing summit season is on.
contraception ad blitz
Lured by ads, many adopt morning-after pills indiscriminately
foodie alert
Too many people equate organic food with patchouli-scented pot-smokers listening to Pete Seeger and talking tearfully of our crimes against Mother Earth...
Sports
kerala: sports
Under Usha’s wing, Tintu visualises gold
northeast: football
Shillong’s own FC hasn’t just stoked football mania. It has advanced tolerance in Meghalaya.
Arts & Entertainment
profile
Kamalahaasan, Indian legend, completes 50 years in cinema
Books
review
Only a few of the Britons who stayed on after ’47 remain. This book shows they were more diverse than imagined.
Sam Miller on After The Raj: The Last Stayers-On And The Legacy Of British India By Hugh Purcell
review
A nostalgic sweep across 80 years reaps classics without generic bias, but is Hindi-heavy
Bhaichand Patel on 50 Indian Film Classics By M.K. Raghavendra
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