Anita Pratap

Bullet-riddled, grief-mad, dying and dead: Anita Pratap has seen people in all possible calamities and lived to tell the tales

Ex-Time AAP Ernakulam; Lost

Were the deadliest war zones safer for women journalists than are moving buses, isolated warehouses and the mean streets of India today for young women?

The research is interesting, but the writing is choppy in parts and needs smoother transitions

Presents only a slice of the Lankan Tamil reality, but it is an authentic voice. Matter-of-fact, unsentimental, evocative but sparse.

Battered, bruised by the BJP, secularism is finding its feet and its voice again

Hemmed in by the Left and the Right, Manmohan stands at the crossroads

Our institutions need to be permanently immunised against political saffron

It's a global scrimmage. If the militia don't get you, malaria will....

Oh, the cacophony of hysterical 24/7 reporters, yuppie stockbrokers and callow FIIs!

Ten years back, our then columnist, now an AAP candidate from Ernakulam, had asked: if it had to be a Nehru-Gandhi, why Rahul and not Priyanka?