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shirdi sai baba

The Spellbinder

The controversy notwithstanding, the Baba continues to keep his following

Sep 15, 2014

| Prachi Pinglay-Plumber
Interview

‘Sai Baba Was Not A God Or A Saint, He Should Not Be Worshipped’

Shankaracharya of the Dwaraka Peeth in Gujarat, recently set tempers aflare...

Sep 15, 2014

| Prachi Pinglay-Plumber
shirdi tradition

The Sai Fidelity

His tradition is open to all, no particular group can claim it

Sep 15, 2014

| Saba Naqvi
opinion

Beware, I’ll Turn Hindu

An open letter to the RSS chief, Muslim bashing ain’t working

Sep 15, 2014

| Hasan Suroor

National

aiims: vigilance

The Inquisitor Of Maladies

A forest service officer faces trouble for taking his job as vigilance chief at AIIMS seriously

Sep 15, 2014

| Uttam Sengupta Pavithra S. Rangan
andhra pradesh: new capital

To Plant A Flag

The new Andhra state is still vexed over the capital issue

Sep 15, 2014

| Madhavi Tata
- Click And Administer
politics: orissa

Unrest In Kalinga

Naveen Patnaik’s manifest insecurity shows all’s not well in the BJD despite electoral wins

Sep 15, 2014

| Dola Mitra
- ‘Why Should I Have Any Insecurity?’
- The Fabric Whiteners
space: Mangalyan

The Run To The Red Planet

If all goes well, the first Indian inter-planetary spacecraft will create history on September 24 by sliding into the Martian orbit.

Sep 15, 2014

| Uttam Sengupta
politics: bjp

I, Pradhan Sevak

After purging the trinity, Modi now looks at absolute party control

Sep 15, 2014

| Prarthna Gahilote
teacher’s day: modi’s address

September 5, Modi Divas?

It’s a day for teachers and their students, why should the PM interpose himself?

Sep 15, 2014

| Anuradha Raman
- Mind The Guru

International

foreign: modi-abe

The Cherry Is Abloom

As PMs Modi and Abe come close, India must be wary of the shadow that stalks Japan

Sep 15, 2014

| Pranay Sharma
- External Affairs And The Armchair
- Brooms In Pebbles

Society

meerut: social work

Building On Positives

Twelve HIV+ children find a home and a father in Ajay Sharma

Sep 15, 2014

| Sakshi Virmani

Art & Entertainment

bollywood: women on top

The Kingdom Of Queens

Moolah still follows the male action hero, but talk of role baby role, and Indian heroines are clear winners

Sep 15, 2014

| Namrata Joshi
- A Fight Minus Dishoom-Dishoom
- Lolita, Oh My Darlingg!

Regulars

10 Questions

Divya Bhatia

The director of Rajasthan International Folk Festival on why the fest is all about rare sounds, lost traditions and unique gigs.

Sep 15, 2014

| Priyadarshini Sen
Column

Biztro

Business in bitesizes

Sep 15, 2014

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Last Page

Srinagar Diary

I noticed that the beautiful girl students with scarves on their heads were virtually all on one side of the hall.

Sep 15, 2014

| Sitakant Mahapatra
Mumbai Restaurant

Past The Mandalay Thoke

Burma Burma specialises in vegetarian Burmese food—a brave step, given that Burmese cuisine is heavily dependent on seafood and meats

Sep 15, 2014

| Shabnam Minwalla
Review

The First Republic Will Stand

More hackwork than scholarly investigation and analysis, Kingshuk Nag’s book gets its reading of the Modi era wrong, investing it with the weightiness of a shift in polity

Sep 15, 2014

| Sudheendra Kulkarni
The Secret Diary of Japan PM

Shinzo Abe

What is true of Godhra, should be true for India and also for Japan, 'Narubhai’, as I like to call him, said...

Sep 15, 2014

| V. Gangadhar
Happenings

Seven Days

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

Sep 15, 2014

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movie review

Mary Kom

Plays out as a simple, unpretentious tale that picks up and dramatises important incidents from the champion’s life.

Sep 15, 2014

| Namrata Joshi
Glitterati

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

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