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Issue Date : 28 March 2016

National

Here Lies The First Human... Perhaps

Cut marks on bone fossils found on an Indian foothill could well change the narrative on human evolution


Art & Entertainment

Under The Shamiyana

Films facing bans find newer ways of coming up for air

Sports

A Village That's Always Plotting Its Next Move

One man’s passion for the game of 64 squares became a village craze that rooked the booze


National

Habeas Cardia... Et Backbone Too

Dalbir Singh Suhag is a favourite of politicians, but he is losing the confidence of his compatriots in the army

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National

The Middle Path

Lamenting the disappearance of the middle path from the national discourse


National

Deep Throat

A regular column on the essential buzz


National

To Hem In A City

Activists-ecologists are aghast at the ruin Mumbai’s western coastal road can cause


National

When Pushp Comes To RTI Shove

A sting-happy journalist faces police intimidation for a story that embarrass­ed the government


Business

"The Government Ensured That Mallya Collapsed"

Capt G.R. Gopinath who started India’s first budget airline Air Deccan which he sold to Vijay Mallya on the Kingfisher fiasco


National

Strongarming The Strongarm

The Enforcement Directorate is up and about, some say on political directions. Has it become the new CBI?


National

Ici Repose...Peut-être…Le Premier Humain

Des traces de découpe sur les ossements découverts dans les piémonts indiens pourraient changer l’histoire de l’évolution de l’homme


National

Vowed Into Violence

Marital rape remains legally unrecognised at a steep cost


National

Can Modi Sarkar Pass The Great Urban IQ Test?

It began with a scintillating vision—urban utopias going by the spiffy name ‘Smart Cities’. But is the focus all wrong? Is the model elitist? Many questions abound.


Business

Major Flashy Calling Ground Control

Mallya cadged loans and hedged around law with help from politicians


Society

Par Avion

A random sample from the British periodicals


Sports

In Praise Of Shahid Afridi

For his candid and off-the-cuff remark amidst all the sibling rivalry


Miscellaneous

Benares Diary

Though our PM is known more for his fasting than his feasting, he has brought his star power to bear on Varanasi’s crafts and food


Opinion

Elegy For Godhra, The Lost Winter Grain

A grain that is no longer being cultivated in the mountains of Himachal Pradesh, thanks to the apple economy


Sports

And Also

Dealing with an ankle injury, the sort that cut short Hingis’s promising singles career


Books

Turn Of The Apparatchik

Bidwai’s last book is a passionate analysis of the Left’s loss of relevance


Books

His Dreams Of Banalata

Reads like a stylish str­eam-of-consciousness narrative immersing one’s mind in an internal monologue.


Books

Bibliofile

Book launches get classier and Delhi’s India Habitat Centre catches the Penguin Spring Fever


National

Seven Days

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




Books

Kavita Kane

The author and journalist on her new book, Menaka’s Choice


Art & Entertainment

The Sked

The 18th National Festival of Creative Arts, Osianama's annual Film and Arts Festival called Womanhood and Chennai Rock 'n Roll


Art & Entertainment

Kiragoorina Gayyaligalu

Holds your attention with its easy story-telling though there may be a couple of scenes that lag


Art & Entertainment

Fuller House

The enormous advantage and a bigger challenge for Full House looking to make a comeback with Fuller House


Art & Entertainment

And Also

The Royal Philharmonic orchestra's plan for the fans of the king of rock ’n roll, Elvis Presley


Business

Blighted Moth Effect

In spite of Mallya’s antics, young players still have hope thanks to online help


National

Long On A Short Change

A slow change of viewpoints arrives with necessity in the RSS


National

“No Watering Down, PM’s Vision Is Being Made Complete”

Union minister for urban development Venkaiah Naidu on the smart city project and its compatibility with local governments


Opinion

Cities In The Red

Will investors prefer smaller, more profitable cities?


National

'Masol Complicates The Out-Of-Africa Theory'

Dr Anne Dambricourt-Malassé, a palaeoanthropologist at the French National Centre for Scientific Research, on the significance of the Masol fossil findings


National

The Whys & Wherefores

What is it about Masol that makes it key to the story of human evolution