A Touch Of Zen
Situated in a converted warehouse in Mumbai: a large, zen-inspired space, with a miniature frangipani tree and pools filled with pink petals.
Situated in a converted warehouse in Mumbai: a large, zen-inspired space, with a miniature frangipani tree and pools filled with pink petals.
Finally, much belatedly, <i>Jane’s Intelligence Review</i> provides details of China’s selling arms to Northeast insurgents in India, and also to the Taliban.
The flawed idea of poor yet colourful, exotic and mystic India is rather unfamiliar, strange and hard to digest
A genetic map mines rich data on India's disease geography. Better cures may follow.
Finally, much belatedly, <i>Jane’s Intelligence Review</i> provides details of China’s selling arms to Northeast insurgents in India, and also to the Taliban.
She's their favourite, but suppose Hillary loses.... Indians mull their options.
It's truce on the north-western frontier. The US isn't pleased.
Chocolate, tea or whatever, regular food gets a healthier twist
The flawed idea of poor yet colourful, exotic and mystic India is rather unfamiliar, strange and hard to digest
Junoon, the soft-rocking dervishes from Pakistan, came as a rare musical interlude
A genetic map mines rich data on India's disease geography. Better cures may follow.
With child malnutrition figures at a high, the PM steps in to take control
Indian films missing in action at a world celebration, for the fifth time
The more his supporters try to glorify him, the more awkward it gets. That's Rahul's piquancy.
The Congress is back to its coterie-driven days. It's bad news for '09.
Former Karnataka CM and Maharashtra governor S.M. Krishna on what went wrong with the Congress strategy
A moderate-sounding BJP gets its first state in the South
The BJP wins Karnataka sans Hindutva. Is the leopard about to change its spots?
Does its win in Karnataka mean the BJP's finally grown up? Are we about to see the rise of a centre-right formation of the European persuasion?
Despite vast allocations, Congress's standing with the poor hits a nadir
Telecom regulator TRAI chairman denies DNC is a failure.
The telecom regulator's effort to rein in intrusive telemarketers is a missed call
When Amitav Ghosh follows Jeffrey Archer and Indians not only reign in the world's bestseller lists, but also draw packed audiences during their bookstore appearances..
The spareness of writing, and clear-eyed descriptions of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary times, result in a narrative that is harsh and tender simultaneously
There's much of Fleming in 007, including amorous pursuits and stunning love nests
Lazy neo-Orientalist perspectives have clouded our view of China. A first-hand narration clears the air.
The Gujjar fury is back. Isn't it the natural blowback of a blithely made poll promise?
The chicklit author on the soaring success of her debut novel <i>Almost Single</i>
Vodafone boss rides away into the dawn
Murder, immorality and deviance are aberrations, not the new trend
A 14-year-old murdered, a father the main suspect, a slipshod investigation. The plot thickens.
A glimmer of reform eases the tight grip on professions in India