No Sermon Of Serenity At Arch Of Terror
Fidayeen attacks are on the rise in J&K. Many feel the Centre can be less hard in its take on militancy.
‘We Don’t Need Nudges And Pushes’
Ahmed Mohamed, Maldives’ ambassador to India, talks about the crisis and the best possible way to defuse it
The Subcontinental Menu
A VIP victim of this year's Jallikattu; Rs 50,000 glass for Kerala Assembly speaker. Read all the juicy gossip from the neighbourhood...
Not Quite Ready To Mingle
Exploring the experiences of single women in India, Sreemoyee Piu Kundu’s book lays bare the barriers, judgements and sneers they still face
In This Life Of Raging On
Souls desperate for home, love, deliverance and justice jostle with their stories in a stew, as a sleepless, steel-gray Mumbai watches impassively
Like The Memory Of Yambo
No subject is under the radar of Eco’s voracious opinion-making. And a lightly worn erudition gathers in the universe with a careless sweep of the cape.
Abaya Diary
Now, as the rules around Abayas get more relaxed, we may see Saudi women indulge themselves with more fancy clothing...
Nirav Modi
Be they the cooperative bank scamsters of Maharashtra or the chit fund frauds of West Bengal, the powerless poor get robbed all the time.
An Open Affair With Freedom
Sex outside wedlock has commonly evoked the prurient rather than the idea of self-fulfilment. A new generation of women and men are changing that, and how!
Marriage Is A Box Of Chocolates
Conjugal life will never stop throwing curveballs at you. You’ll enjoy some and barely tolerate others as you learn to become adults together.
An Old-Fashioned Take On Love
Moving on from the world of face-to-face interaction and the letter-writing ritual, relationships leave behind the power and poetics of memory
Her Hand In The State’s Grip
If the Rizwanur episode revealed the Left regime’s moth-eaten attitude towards women, Taslima’s banishment confirmed it
A Line Of Control For Women
Ankit Saxena’s murder and khap killings over a woman’s free choice expose society’s anxiety about its property rights
Tall Pile-Up Of Worries
Exporters, workers in the city are settling to a tough rhythm. Things may improve from April, some hope.
Pump Makers Are Gasping
Post-GST business thins to a trickle for small units. Time has again come for Kovai to prove resilience.
Yet Another Check-In Plan
The ‘I-squared’ Bill is the latest in a series of proposals to restrict the scope of the H1B visa
No Laws Yet In Search Of Profits
The Competition Commission has clamped down on Google’s paid-for search results
