COVER STORY
Vahanvati is to the govt what a good corporate lawyer is to his client
Outlook Magazine - 18 November 2013
Is there substance to Gurudas Dasgupta’s letter on the A-G, or has he been misled?
The activist-lawyer pulls no punches on the Attorney General
Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, the Attorney-General of India, courts more controversies than he helps dispel
Fukushima grapples with the radiation fallout, Japan with idea of N-power itself
Hindutva bigotry vs Islamic jehad. The history of terrorism in India is that of competitive communalism.
Is there substance to Gurudas Dasgupta’s letter on the A-G, or has he been misled?
The activist-lawyer pulls no punches on the Attorney General
Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, the Attorney-General of India, courts more controversies than he helps dispel
Simply put, the Congress doesn’t know how to handle the Modi juggernaut.
Opinion polls may err, but they must stay
The Hiroshima legacy Japan grapples with
Fukushima grapples with the radiation fallout, Japan with idea of N-power itself
PILs say Congress, BJP, AAP get ‘foreign’ funds
Hindutva bigotry vs Islamic jehad. The history of terrorism in India is that of competitive communalism.
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