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