Go With The Swing
Ninety-plus and still having the time of their lives. Growing old gracefully, living fulfilling lives, it’s all coming together for Old India.
‘It’s Just Improper Documentation’
The CEO and MD of Ranbaxy on the irregularities in his company's Dewas/Paonta Sahib plants.
Private And Profiteering
The decision to nearly double the natural gas prices will have a spiralling effect on consumer prices
“It’ll Be Impossible To Sell Gas-Based Power”
NTPC chairman and managing director feels it may be more viable to instead look at imported coal.
“Our Gas Pricing Is On Objective Considerations’
The chairman of the eponymous panel whose price formula has been adopted defends his numbers
The Piped Music Connection
The UPA puts up smokescreens to counter the media uproar over the Reliance gas rip-off
Anawratha’s Battle-Axe
The outburst of anti-Muslim violence in Myanmar should not have come as a surprise
‘We’re Building Fences, Protecting Our Race, Religion’
The Myanmarese monk whose movement is seen by some as a hate campaign against not only Rohingyas but against all Muslims
Bottled, And Nothing To Show
The otherwise smart, sensible people patronise bottled water, all based on the promise of ‘purity’
How Real-Life Tamil Love Stories End
The PMK’s cult of anti-Dalit hatred led to Ilavarasan’s death. And the world looks on with aloofness.
Lootera
Has just the right construct of a classic but stops short of becoming one. And that’s such a loss—there, yet not quite
(Sir) Andrew Murray
I cherished the moment my coach Ivan Lendl finally smiled, the first time in several years.
Undeserved End Bracket
Acutely observed details enliven the background and the precise prose strips the narrative of all excess.
An Arbitrary Blackness Gallops In
Bhaya Nair wears a tricorn hat pointing at Lawrence, Blake and Plath in an unabashedly literary novel whose protagonist dwells in a surreal whirl of madness and poesy
Paris Diary
The city of lights and love has a thing for the subterranean, with over 300 Kms in tunnels underneath