Profile of Sugata Srinivasaraju
Vajpayee was about grandstanding; Gowda was about trench fights. One was a Brahmin and another a Shudra, and the perception about them, their refinements and commitment invariably had undercurrents of caste, traditions, geography, history and plain old prejudice.
Sagely statesman or savage beast, poetry soothes the soul of either
Base shrinking and internally riven, can the BJP stay relevant for 2014?
Was Basavaraja’s death plain murder or a gruesome enactment of a tantric ritual?
After land and mining scams, the BJP’s gateway to the south chews on Porngate
Former ISRO chairman offers fresh insight on the controversial Antrix-Devas deal
It won’t be such a bad thing—smaller states. Language-based units have run their course. It’s time to factor in economic, social, cultural realities.
Illi baaru, boss. Swinging between button idlis and pandi curries.
We had an eye out for happiness, and found it in poverty softened by hope, in struggle, in selflessness, and in self-absorption
The head of the department of psychiatry at Nimhans Bangalore speaks on the present and future young of India with the insight of a sociologist and social psychiatrist
The former Karnataka Lokayukta expresses anguish on how how Anna Hazare’s ‘apolitical’ movement may be perceived
With G. Janardhana Reddy’s arrest, will the mineshaft collapse on the Bellary brothers?
What could a people that Dalits deem unclean have to celebrate about on Independence Day?
Politicians let down Karnataka, Andhra and Tamil Nadu. Kerala is a victim of its own social pathologies.
Yeddy goes, kicking and screaming. Can the BJP stabilise its ship in Karnataka?