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THE MAGAZINE September 01, 2014

Cover Story

Chennai 375

What Does Madras Bleed For?

Chennai turns 375 even as the old and the new stay ‘gridlocked by progress’

Sep 01, 2014

| Geeta Doctor
Chennai 375

One Word For A Year-I

Chennai rocks, the ‘Madrasis’ make it a city that works

Sep 01, 2014

| Khushboo
Chennai 375

One Word For A Year-II

Chennai sucks, it’s stuck in its own illusory cultural sophistication

Sep 01, 2014

| Krish Ashok
Chennai 375

Nalla Madras!

It’s a British-Tamil creation, only just shedding its marinade

Sep 01, 2014

| Timeri N. Murari

opinion

So Who’s Inside The Sanctum Sanctorum?

The Amit Shah-Modi combine has even marginalised the RSS

Sep 01, 2014

| Rana Ayyub
appraisal: planning commission

Sentenced To Death

The PM reads out the obituary of the institution

Sep 01, 2014

| Lola Nayar
bjp: varun gandhi

The Tumble Down ‘G’

His arrogance and open defiance of Modi during the campaign costs Varun dearly

Sep 01, 2014

| Prarthna Gahilote

opinion

A Lingering Taste Of SEZwan Cuisine

China’s progress impresses Modi, but at what cost has it come?

Sep 01, 2014

| Pallavi Aiyar
memorial: M.K. Gandhi

Questions In Bronze

Sikh groups, women take umbrage at idea of having a Gandhi statue at Westminster

Sep 01, 2014

| Saptarshi Ray
diplomacy: indo-pak ties

Spot The Real Narendra Modi

Is it the ‘statesman’ of this picture or the one who prefers tough talk over dialogue?

Sep 01, 2014

| Pranay Sharma
- When There Seems No Need To Walk The Talk
protests: pakistan

Age Of Extremes

Imran, Qadri hem in on the Sharif regime as the army stands tall

Sep 01, 2014

| Mariana Baabar

opinion

The Hills Aim Higher

More government took Himachal near the top of development indices

Sep 01, 2014

| Reetika Khera
west bengal: industry

Storm Over Steel

A stuck Jindal project in Bengal doesn’t go down well with Mamata

Sep 01, 2014

| Dola Mitra

hyderabad: society

Rabbits From Hats

The Playboy Club opens in the Telangana capital...but alas, no bunnies

Sep 01, 2014

| Madhavi Tata
lucknow: food

Melt In The Mouth

110-year-old Tunday’s sets up a food mall

Sep 01, 2014

| Sharat Pradhan
tribute

Light On Gurudom

With boundless energy, BKS kept the best ideals of yoga alive

Sep 01, 2014

| Ayaz Memon

Review

A Fantastic Turn Towards The End

Six novellas from Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam and Marathi literature offer a glimpse into different Indian realities for a bhasha-deprived generation

Sep 01, 2014

| Chandan Gowda
Review

Last Man In The Tower

A scholarly investigation into the top-secret visit of Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s second-in-command, to Britain in 1941.

Sep 01, 2014

| Anvar Alikhan

Art & Entertainment

profile

Our Lady Of The Rosaries

Singer Patricia Rozario’s resounding success did not cut her from her roots

Sep 01, 2014

| Priyadarshini Sen
- ‘India Needs To Put Itself On The Western Music Map, There Is So Much Talent Her
bollywood: rohit shetty

The Ro Show

Rohit Shetty—cool hand gatherer of BO hits, impervious to criticism, smasher of cars

Sep 01, 2014

| Namrata Joshi

Last Page

Gaza Diary

“You only have a single-entry Israeli visa,” she said. “How will you re-enter the country when you leave Gaza?”

Sep 01, 2014

| Sreenivasan Jain

Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

Letters

Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats

Regulars

10 Questions

Nimrat Kaur

The actress on her debut role in the American series Homeland as ISI agent Tasneem Kureshi

Sep 01, 2014

| Sakshi Virmani
Column

Biztro

Business in bitesizes

Sep 01, 2014

|
The Secret Diary of

Aamir Khan

My PK poster (railway track, nude posterior and transistor et al) is my tribute to the Marilyn legend

Sep 01, 2014

| V. Gangadhar
Happenings

Seven Days

The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt

Sep 01, 2014

|
movie review

Jigarthanda (Tamil)

This is what experts call the Stockholm Syndrome, where the captive audience falls in love with the captors (aka actors)

Sep 01, 2014

| Sundar Sarukkai
movie review

Singham Returns

Patchy in the masala entertainment quotient: some flavourful scenes, and also long and insipid sequences.

Sep 01, 2014

| Namrata Joshi
Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

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