A Law Less Majestic
Sanctioned by an archaic law and other draconian legislation, sedit ion against the state is a handy tool to fell voices of dissent
‘Pakistan May Be A Lead Player In Chandra’s Venture’
Cricket historian and MCC member Mihir Bose on cricket governing bodies.
The Zee Zee Topper
TV mogul Subhash Chandra sets the cat among the BCCI pigeons with plans for a rebel cricket world. What will come of it?
After The Revelry At The ‘Rain Bar’
Salman was drunk, didn’t have licence and knew he shouldn’t drive, the judge noted
The Dash-And-Dabang Case
It takes 13 long years to obtain conviction in the high-profile Salman hit-and-run case. Does this serve justice?
Who Will Judge Thee?
Sharp exchanges in the SC reveal the NJAC Act as poorly drafted. But is it also unconstitutional?
‘The Notion Of An Unbeatable BJP Has Been Disproved In Rajasthan’
Sachin Pilot, the Rajasthan PCC chief on the future of Congress.
Dreaming Of The Phoenix
As Rahul makes his intentions a bit clearer, a new alignment of forces takes shape in the party
Where The Gods Dance
Kuchipudi village is getting an international centre for the dance. Are the gurus pleased?
Professor, P.O.W.
So afraid is the government of this paralysed wheelchair-bound academic that the Maharashtra police had to abduct him for arrest
Why I Love To Hate Outlook
I may not agree with all its views, but I respect its courage and reporting.
Underwater Exploration
A novel populated with dogs, elephants, wise teenagers and unwise scientists is a deep dive into the state of India
Indrajit Gupta
Co-founder and director of Founding Fuel, a digital learning platform for entrepreneurs, on his endeavour
Uttama Villian
Kamal sacrifices what could have been a powerful story to please his narcissistic self.
Gangtok Diary
Low or no income tax and tax rebates for industry have transformed once sleepy Gangtok into a college town and pharma and tourist hub.
