Gettin' There, Ginger
It would not be in the least surprising if Pollock himself were to confess he is disappointed that he has not done justice to his talent.
State Gazette
The memory when I was not a Hindu; Of rebellion and death; Falling from the high skyscrapers; Breaching the legacy's fortress; Lapsing into a primitive state and Defending Sappho.
Most Favoured Ploy
New Delhi now wants Pakistan to grant it the MFN status <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=137>More Coverage </a>
The Iron Curtain Falls...
Muscovites applaud Putin's daring but not his method. They also stand divided on Chechnya. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=12>More Coverage </a>
Molecular Boomtime
ANDAs, or applications to sell drugs with lapsed patents, can enable Indian companies to invade the US generics market
A Fossil Fueldom
The oil sector may be deregulated, but Naik's ministry still can't bear to part with this most cash-rich industry
Majority Opinion
The SC orders more state control over aided minority institutions. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90>More Coverage </a>
The Burden Of Expectations
The state welcomes the Mufti as CM but can he deliver on all that he has promised? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=271>More Coverage </a>
"A Public Sale Option Is Better While Divesting Blue-Chip PSUs"
The former chairman of the Disinvestment Commission explains how the government can get out of the current imbroglio. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=26>More Coverage </a>
'MLAs Should Select Their Leader'
"Maintaining peace was our USP. But Atalji and Advaniji had to express their regret after the record was tarnished."
All Aboard!
Recovering hastily from the EC judgement, Modi begins his election campaign in right earnest, as does Vaghela. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=263>More Coverage </a>
Go For The Kill
Will Hooper's men regain some of the prestige they lost in the Test series, in the upcoming ODI series before they head home?
In Their Good Books...
Diwali hampers have held everything but books so far. What better way then to light up the season than to gift someone a book they'd love to read. From coffee-tablers to poetry, here's a wishlist with a difference.
A Cracker Of A Diwali
After Halloween, Karva Chauth and even September 11, the festival of lights looks set for a marketing makeover
The Lightness Of Well-Being
As losing flab gains popularity across India, the slimming industry swells to never-beforeproportions. But a caveat: look before you lean.
The Leap Of Faith
The Jhajjar lynchings set off aftershocks in the form of a spate of political conversions <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=287>More Coverage </a>
Crescent Calling
For the MMA, a foreign policy goal that has it relying heavily on the US is anathema. On Kashmir, this may work in India's favour.
Escalator To Nowhere
India's partial demobilisation has still ceded the political high ground to Islamabad, due to its refusal to engage in talks.
God's Second Home
Chhattisgarh is virgin territory. If handled with care, it could be the next success story. It is no Kerala, but the state has its own charms.
Bull's Eye
A senior NDA leader gives a call for forming suicide terrorist squads. A Sangh parivar leader says an Italian bitch was barking at Godhra. A Congress ...
'Other States Don't Even Pay Wages'
The West Bengal Chief Minister in conversation with Ashis K. Biswas on the state's financial crisis.
"India Is A Wonderful, Horrible Place"
"India is a country which dazzles me because it's all of life. Given its diversity, it is amazing how it still holds itself together." <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=47>More Coverage </a>
AIDS Trial: A Syringe Vacillates
The euphoria over a definitive vaccine for immunity against AIDS is spoiled by rising concern over its proposed trials on humans