A week of indulgence never made anyone fat. Plan ahead and eat all the mithai you want
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COVER STORY
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Bill Clinton played a big hand in Obama’s late surge. Has it set up Hillary for 2016?
Threats, posturing, more threats. The <i>National Herald</i> is a drag.
As scandals reach the Gandhi family door, is the First Family’s halo finally waning?
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Obama’s victory speech reminds Indians what they are missing out on
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Bill Clinton played a big hand in Obama’s late surge. Has it set up Hillary for 2016?
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Obama II promises continuity in ties, but a poll-wary India isn’t ambitious
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The more you read the details, the more America’s ironies bedevil you
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The RSS supremo goes to bat for his boy Gadkari
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Abrasive, savvy, right-wing, ubiquitous—they’re ‘Internet Hindus’
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Threats, posturing, more threats. The <i>National Herald</i> is a drag.
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As scandals reach the Gandhi family door, is the First Family’s halo finally waning?
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Forget shaking your bon-bons. Belly up!
OTHER STORIES
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Penguin-Random is official, Ruchir Sharma won the Tata Literature First Book Award and the NaMo bio seems like a real winner
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New questions—on original licence, location, resale—for Vadra’s land
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An English daily for Muslims is planned
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Online retail is booming, but firms must zero in on a profitable model
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Naipaul’s passe, our national secularism project needs new legs
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In its 15th year, crime drama <i>CID</i> continues to prove the drawing power of reductive logic
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An inward-looking, personal tale of passion, trust, betrayal and retribution. “Old dog” has “new tricks”.
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The Chennai-based musician and creator of Carnatica, a one-stop Indian classical music portal, on his next venture, Carnatica Radio, and the eighth edition of the Bharat Sangeet Utsav
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A slim volume, leisurely in pace, well-informed and felicitously written
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A set of common lives helps Akash Kapur examine the ruction and the changes set off by liberal reforms
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Tracking that species of Hindutvawadi, obsessively trolling the Net, looking for slights to the faith
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My lawyer told me I should ‘soo’ <i>Outlook</i>. I’ll do one better. I’ll go to their office and make ‘soo soo’ on the copies.
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For students of modern history, Berlin stands for war—the wars of German unification, WWI and WWII and, the Cold War