COVER STORY
A ’90s outbreak, Manoj Jayaswal, scrap dealer to coal king
Outlook Magazine - 17 September 2012
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Clearly, due diligence was not done. Coalgate details show how norms were thrown to the winds to favour a few.
For a fistful of dollars, <i>Midnight’s Children</i> screens in the US. But will India partake?
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A bemused Subodh Kant Sahay doesn’t know what hit him
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Clearly, due diligence was not done. Coalgate details show how norms were thrown to the winds to favour a few.
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Fret, frown, forget. A formula for untruth and reconciliation.
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The anti-Sri Lanka wave in Tamil Nadu is born of new political compulsions
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Many see him as a CJI who left the SC smelling good
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Thought things couldnt get badder? You’ve never been wronger.
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How can the present deadlock be broken? Think out of the box.
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Did ‘news’ hunters drive Shivali to suicide?
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For a fistful of dollars, <i>Midnight’s Children</i> screens in the US. But will India partake?
OTHER STORIES
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Some events can be confirmed only by how things unfold later
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“Lately, Taslima has been feeling very neglected. Something sensational like this was sure to bring the focus back on herself.”
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Capitalism runs amok, but Hyderabad retains its old, genteel values
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Andhra’s had a law banning ponzi schemes since 1965. But the people just don’t learn.
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Indiscriminate spending cut up media biggie <I>Deccan Chronicle</i>, now mired in debt, court cases
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Dabbu-dabbu-dabbu. That’s Hyderabad talk for how the city’s become the scam capital.
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How can a human being be ‘illegal’? How the language of dehumanisation is fuelling the Assam crisis.
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Profligate MLAs attract public indignation
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Let anyone show me a single line I have written in my 23 years as journalist that is anti-Muslim.
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A study of Delhi police’s special cell documents its rough ways
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Bangalore cops claim to have busted a terror cell before it struck. Are they on a false scent?
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As justice for the 2002 riots gets slowly dispensed, the resultant discontent amidst Patels is an electoral issue in the poll-bound state.
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French cuisine seems to be the new Chinese, and this one lives up to its name
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And now an erotic retelling of <i>Jane Eyre</i>, book apps are all the rage, and ISI and RAW come together...
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Despite the great set-up, the book is unbalanced by the maudlin and the repetitive
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Lintner straightens the tangled skein of the Northeast’s many rebellions, but overcooks India-China antagonism
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India’s overnight ascension, characterised and caricaturised as having manifested despite its state rather than due to it, is unsustainable. Here’s a photosynthetic model for growth.
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Take <i>Lagaan</i> and <i>Koi Mil Gaya</i>, mix them, garnish with <i>Tees Maar Khan</i> and a handful of loud Priyadarshan comedies and voila!
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One of Switzerland’s youngest composers, the award-winning pianist will perform in India (Bangalore) for the first time this weekend.
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Sometimes I feel I am Sherlock Holmes with a dozen Dr Watsons.
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Trying to get information about Hampi in Hampi is a tall order. Not the tourism office but the ASI was to be my guide
