The Right Eats For Yoga
Early dinners—that should be thy focus. A fruit in the morning will not make your system ‘heavy’, late dinners will
‘Most Pakistanis Don’t Want The Army In Politics’
This unrepentant Marxist, writer, journalist, filmmaker and political campaigner is still searching for socialism with a human face.
All Are Invited To The Sermon
Aided by exacting laws, protected by the state, Hafiz Saeed, terror’s grand imam, flourishes still
And Then There Were The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
How we, the saabs and memsaabs, the didis and bhaijis, see and perceive our help.
Inside Slave City
What is it that makes the Indian middle class treat their domestic help with such derision and abuse?
Blameless The Happy Vestal?
Justice Katju deems nearly all Indians to possess spotless minds. How far does the echo go?
‘It Is A Matter Of Pride For Us That Priyanka Gandhi Wants To Live In HP.’
Himachal CM answers the charges of being more than generous in giving away chunks of his state
We Are The Higher-Ups
Using discretionary powers, the government gives away hillsides to the rich and powerful
Bibliofile
Krishan Partap Singh’s <i>Delhi Durbar</i> uncannily plots a coup attempt by a megalomaniac army general angry with corrupt politicians...
Fists Of Glory
Though the author makes it clear where his sympathies lie, he is sensitive to the faultlines in the Anna movement.
The Sorority Spoke In Whispers
These superb tales explore layered journeys—spatial, spiritual, linguistic—and state a startling femininity
Saswata Chatterjee
The veteran Bengali actor on the killing he made as assassin Bob Biswas in <i>Kahaani</i>
Bhooter Bhabishyat
A sort of tribute replete with references to Ray, sewn together with spoofs, puns, humour, songs and dances.
Housefull2
Beyond the loud slapstick, it does have interesting situational humour but it gets more kiddish than genuinely mad
Lord Of Tirumala
Very soon we shall have Taj Tirumala, Oberoi Tirumala, Hiranandani Tirumala, Vilasrao Tirumala and so on
Myanmar Diary
Democracy tourism has come to Myanmar. Most Yangon hotels had signs offering a day trip to watch Suu Kyi vote