Tall, taciturn, he rode his cougar-like beauty like the meanest gunslinger in B-town
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COVER STORY
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A combative Ruchir Modi aims for his father’s post of Rajasthan cricket chief. But is he his own man?
The PM backs the proposal of making generic drugs mandatory for prescription. But it’s an uphill task.
Tamil agitations seek to thrive on spectacles to win, what else, eyeballs
Forrmer Chhattisgarh director general of police Vishwa Ranjan, who led the Operation Green Hunt against the Maoists, on how the ultras manage to strike with impunity.
Delay in laying roads along a Maoist territory shows the maladies that continue to torpedo development
Girl students pelting stones at the police in the heart of Srinagar marks a shift in the Kashmir unrest’s visual profile
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Can AK 2.0 make an impact after disastrous defeat in MCD polls?
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Springing Chetan Bhagat into the DU syllabus sans framework
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A combative Ruchir Modi aims for his father’s post of Rajasthan cricket chief. But is he his own man?
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The PM backs the proposal of making generic drugs mandatory for prescription. But it’s an uphill task.
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Tamil agitations seek to thrive on spectacles to win, what else, eyeballs
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Forrmer Chhattisgarh director general of police Vishwa Ranjan, who led the Operation Green Hunt against the Maoists, on how the ultras manage to strike with impunity.
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Delay in laying roads along a Maoist territory shows the maladies that continue to torpedo development
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PDP’s survival hinges on the Centre talking with separatists
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Girl students pelting stones at the police in the heart of Srinagar marks a shift in the Kashmir unrest’s visual profile
OTHER STORIES
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Yogendra Yadav explains the unravelling of AAP and reasons behind the end of a dream for alternative politics in India.
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Free water and cheap power can’t win you elections if the game of perceptions is lost. That could be AAP’s takeaway from its MCD debacle, but is the party willing to learn?
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Urmila Yadav, 48, a housewife and long-time local activist won from Sangam Vihar-D Ward
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Abhinav Mishra contested from Ward 57, Rohini. An engineer holding a Master’s degree, he quit his auto sector job six months ago to prepare for the municipal polls. At 24, he was AAP’s youngest candidate.
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AAP was not just another party. It came not as a regional force or a lobby—it deigned to be a universal alternative to everything. If the promise is fading, it must examine the mirror, not just the EVM.
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Fickleness is an espionage asset, but Bhagat Ram Talwar, its great master, spun circles around his Russian, British and German handlers during WWII
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The 'Prince of Playback Singing' Udit Narayan reflects on his career and life...
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A number of mid-budget, women-centric Bollywood films released recently have failed commercially
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The priests who denounced the Bengal CM as a ‘beef-supporter’ have forgotten that their forebears had welcomed ‘beef-eater’ Lord Mountbatten
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The subaltern Sinkari Melam is emerging as the pariah’s reply to classical drum concerts
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Summer marks a high tide for Kerala ensembles at temple festivals. Casteism flows as an undercurrent.
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People exploded in anger at Bengal’s notoriously coercive hospitals. Now, a new law will take them on.
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In rural Uttar Pradesh, the central government’s immunisation programme needs a reality check