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THE MAGAZINE March 20, 2017

Cover Story

Cover Story

How Start-Ups Die Plop!

They were to inherit the earth. Start-ups, the playfield of the young and the restless, have had a hard reality check. What gives?

Mar 10, 2017

| Arindam Mukherjee
Cover Story

Anything For That Feeling

They’ve all burnt their fingers, the pioneers as well as their cohorts. But once bitten is not twice shy: the start-up feeling is too addictive.

Mar 10, 2017

| Ajay Sukumaran
Cover Story

‘No Due Diligence On Strength And Profitability’

Mohandas Pai feels that valuations in the Indian start-up and e-commerce sector were totally unrealistic and inflated...

Mar 10, 2017

| Arindam Mukherjee
Opinion

Value For Losses

Mistaking users for customers has been the bane of start-ups

Mar 10, 2017

| R. Jagannathan

Comment

The Plot Thickens

If the Congress party doesn’t win Punjab and if the SP-Congress alliance doesn’t make it in Uttar Pradesh, then the knives will be out...

Mar 09, 2017

| Rajesh Ramachandran
Boomtime Valley

Realty In Paradise

Demonetisation makes no dent in Kashmir as land prices keep going up

Mar 09, 2017

| Naseer Ganai
Sold Infants

House Of Flying Cots

The sordid child trafficking racket uncovered in north Bengal has a political overtone. More ghastly are hints of complicity at various levels.

Mar 10, 2017

| Dola Mitra
Jat Politics

A Farm Twist To Caste Power

Jats queer the agitation pitch, tapping into agrarian discontent to forge alliances across states and castes

Mar 10, 2017

| Pragya Singh
- The Missing Victims Case

Hate Crime

Red Blobs On The Rainbow

Rising attacks have suddenly made well-assimilated Indians in the US acutely aware of their foreignness

Mar 09, 2017

| Saif Shahin
Flashpoint

The Hint Of A Forked Tongue

The Dalai Lama’s proposed visit to Tawang elicits a warning and tough talk on the border issue from China

Mar 09, 2017

| Pranay Sharma

Future Auto

Relax, Digi Driver Is Here!

“Sit back and enjoy the drive.” That’s the message autonomous technology has for today’s driver.

Mar 10, 2017

| Sudeep Koshy

Living The Past

Here Clive Ate His Noonday Tiffin

In Chennai’s warm embrace of heritage walks, the present gently melds into the bristling past

Mar 09, 2017

| G.C. Shekhar

Turn-Around

Of Mind Games And Brain Fade

In this season of trial by spin, India tweaks an emphatic comeback in Bangalore, even as the Australians’ DRS gamesmanship raises a stink

Mar 09, 2017

| Qaiser Mohammad Ali

Review

Closely Watched Trains

An able administrator, Sreedharan was a stickler for integrity, efficiency and good business practices. This non-eulogistic account serves us well.

Mar 09, 2017

| Sunil Bahri
Review

Infinite Visions Of Faith

A Pakistani immigrant family returns to Karachi from Chicago. For the children, it’s a bewildering can of worms, as well as a sentimental education.

Mar 09, 2017

| Rakhshanda Jalil
Review

Her Emotions Curdled Thick

This slim novel stews in the passionate juice of wronged love. The protagonist, symbolically wedded to deep Krishna love, rages on.

Mar 09, 2017

| Anjana Basu

Art & Entertainment

Actor In Focus

Trapped In The Gravity Of Film

Of the captivating grayscale explorations of Rajkummar Rao on screen...and his lighter hues

Mar 09, 2017

| Prachi Pinglay-Plumber

Last Page

Japan Diary

“The more you watch Japanese television, the more you feel it’s watching you....”

Mar 09, 2017

| Sunil Menon

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

Speech Baloon

“Shortage Of Trainers Is A Challenge”

Union minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy on ambitious government plan of maing millions of youth job-ready...

Mar 09, 2017

| Lola Nayar
The Insider

Deep Throat

A regular column on the essential buzz

Mar 09, 2017

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In & Around

The Subcontinental Menu

From Bhutan's funny road signages to unflagging rivalry wrapped in tricolour at the Indo-Pak Attari border. The spicy news from the sub-continent...

Mar 09, 2017

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