Go, Embrace The Winter Wind
Your bones and joints feel vulnerable in winter and they just don’t get any tender, loving care with inactivity.
‘A Civilian Regime Will Be There As Cosmetic Cover’
The former CIA officer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution discusses developments in Pakistan
'I Can’t Wish Away Anybody’
CM Maj Gen (retd) B.C. Khanduri, who seems like the BJP’s only card in Uttarakhand, spoke on his party's prospects
‘Are All Hands, Lotuses, Cycles Created Using Govt Funds?’
The CEC explains he has been equally tough on netas from all parties
‘We Were Not Happy With India’s Stance At The IAEA’
Iran’s ambassador to India says that his country is thankful to India for ignoring the US sanctions, though.
The Generals And Particulars
Clearly it isn’t just the army chief’s date of birth at stake, given the wrangling and lobbying
Smile For The Party
Keeping with the times, smaller regional parties feel the need for image makeovers
The Devil Betwixt Bat & Pad
As India’s Test players drown in money and misery, drastic changes can help them win back pride
Luetic Marxists For Levite Maharajahs
The intent of litfests is to dole out patronage from within the temple. Some of us are better off without.
Bibliofile
The competition between rival litfests and litprizes is getting fiercer. Take the case of Tibor Jones South Asia prize or Vikram Seth
Copy Flips
It’s not easy to imitate Chetan Bhagat, as Judy Balan proves in this debut novel inspired by the best-selling <i>Two States</i>
Write Churn
Two volumes of Nilayamgode’s autobiographical accounts compiled into a new text which can only be described as ‘found in translation’.
Drupka’s Magic Wand
Pavan Varma treats agony and burn-out in Bhutan—land of snowy peaks, cloudy legends and nirvanic allure
Good Night Good Morning
This film can reach out to the young, urban, upwardly mobile, but lonely, disconnected souls living anywhere in the world, not just India.
Sachin Tendulkar
Luckily, on the fourth and fifth day of the Perth test we did not lose any wickets...
Madagascar Diary
I thought it was high time I visited our geological cousin Madagascar, with whom we were joined together at birth before ‘India’ decided to change hemispheres...