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modi & Adani

All Along The Waterfront

Not as proverbial as the Ambani saga, but the joint upward arc of the Adani-Modi graph is striking. So are the grey areas.

Mar 10, 2014

| Lola Nayar Arindam Mukherjee Sunit Arora
modi & Adani

Free Lunches: Gujarati Thalis

Whether resources or subsidies, capital-intensive industries rule the Gujarat roost

Mar 10, 2014

| Lola Nayar

politics: bjp

More Than A Cup Of Me

The party’s election campaign is a 272-seat effort, a hardsell of Modi it hopes will work

Mar 10, 2014

| Prarthna Gahilote
- The Game Of Googly
memoir

The Sailor Song Of Rebellion

The revolt that shook the Raj. First-hand memories of the Royal Indian Navy mutiny of February 1946.

Mar 10, 2014

| Hiten Bhaya
democracy: oldest mp

Long View From Imphal

No better prism than this veteran to trace India’s parliamentary politics

Mar 10, 2014

| Debarshi Dasgupta
- ‘Back Then, Everyone Respected Each Other’
media

Finger On Your Lips

An open letter to Justice Katju on his thundering silence of late

Mar 10, 2014

| Anuradha Raman

tribute

The Fragrant Envoy

A dear friend writes on the passing of his Neemrana co-founder

Mar 10, 2014

| Aman Nath
foreign: scotland

Separation At Full Kilt?

Do Scots want independence? The ‘Yes’ camp is high on emotional heft, Asian-Scot support.

Mar 10, 2014

| Saptarshi Ray
- Equidistant Feelings

cricket: M.S. dhoni

So Where Are Those Grey Cells?

'Whitewashed' again.... Should Dhoni go? Maybe not yet, but he must rethink tactics.

Mar 10, 2014

| Prachi Pinglay-Plumber

controversy: mata amrithanandamayi

Careless Whispers

‘Hugging saint’ in a spot of bother, ex-disciple alleges abuse in tell-all book

Mar 10, 2014

| Pritham Sengupta
Interview

"We Need Ambedkar--Now, Urgently..."

The Booker prize-winning author on her essay The Doctor and the Saint and more

Mar 10, 2014

| Saba Naqvi
- A Reply To The Mahatma
- The Doctor And The Saint
opinion

Don’t Cry For The Wolf

The paranoia is misplaced, there’s no ‘cultural Emergency’ in India

Mar 10, 2014

| Hasan Suroor

movies: mentors

The Director’s Cut Guild

New wave directors are now turning mentors/producers, easing the passage for first-time auteurs

Mar 10, 2014

| Namrata Joshi

10 Questions

Jon P. Fine

Amazon’s director, author and publishing relations, on the joys and pitfalls of self-publishing

Mar 10, 2014

| Neha Bhatt
Gossip

Bibliofile

Lahore takes its litfest seriously and foreign correspondents in India have suddenly turned authors

Mar 10, 2014

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Last Page

Delhi Diary

Writing about the near-terminal afflictions that plague our democracy is a futile, demoralising exercise.

Mar 10, 2014

| Vinod Mehta
Bangalore Restaurant

Not Without A VS Vada

Veena Stores started out in the ’70s, selling murukku, and then graduated to serving tiffins

Mar 10, 2014

| Anvar Alikhan
Review

He Held The Night In His Hand

Manwani has crafted a sculpture using the clay of interviews, records, other published material and, of course, Sahir's poems

Mar 10, 2014

| Sathya Saran
Review

As The Wall Is Breached

Europe in decline: tales of homebred sloth, migrant labour, and a North-South rivalry feeding Euroscepticism

Mar 10, 2014

| Anvar Alikhan
The Secret Diary of US envoy to India

Nancy Powell

I had heard so much about Narendra Modi, who resembled a bearded New York mafia don...

Mar 10, 2014

| V. Gangadhar
Movie Review

Dallas Buyers Club

Crackles with life and is held together by the mercurial and energetic act by Matthew McConaughey

Mar 10, 2014

| Namrata Joshi
Movie Review

Nebraska

Effortlessly universal: shows life as most of us know it, in a simple, unvarnished way

Mar 10, 2014

| Namrata Joshi
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