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  • Notes From A Tail Gunner’s Diary
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    Notes From A Tail Gunner’s Diary
    In 1990, the Pressler Amendment blocked arms sales to Pakistan. Its author, Senator Larry Pressler, writes in this book about the makings of US foreign policy in those years, the stranglehold US lobbyists have over nations and the competing claims of India and Pakistan. Excerpts:
    Jul 13, 2017
    | Larry Pressler
  • ‘We Meet People. There Was No Cosy Talk (With Sasikala)’
    Interview
    ‘We Meet People. There Was No Cosy Talk (With Sasikala)’
    Why Scams Are Here To Stay the book, The Hindu's group chairman N. Ram says, is an attempt to “understand what kind of animal corruption is in India”.
    Jul 13, 2017
    | G.C. Shekhar
Art & Entertainment
  • Anyone For A Second Show?
    Star’s Fall
    Anyone For A Second Show?
    Talent, hubris and plain sin...suddenly, the lights turned red for the hero. Dileep’s journey—from a nowhere boy in old kolhapuris to superstar—has veered off to jail.
    Jul 14, 2017
    | Minu Ittyipe
Regulars
  • Deep Throat
    The Insider
    Deep Throat
    A regular column on the essential buzz
    Jul 13, 2017
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  • India-Pakistan Diary
    Last Page
    India-Pakistan Diary
    Who doesn't remember Kiran More- Javed Miandad famous run-in! More, here, opens up about what actually irked the Pak cricketer...
    Jul 13, 2017
    | Kiran More
  • The Subcontinental Menu
    In & Around
    The Subcontinental Menu
    Why a village in Bihar still prefers defecating in open? Ever heard of a robot waitress? Find out all the juicy gossip from the neighbourhood.
    Jul 13, 2017
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  • Customs Of The Country
    Review
    Customs Of The Country
    A father and a son fall out over the treatment of the cook; a sloth bear and its owner make another tale. These inter-connected stories are a pleasure to read.
    Jul 13, 2017
    | Jerry Pinto
  • Did Marie Curie Love Pink?
    Review
    Did Marie Curie Love Pink?
    Society judged women’s scientific temperament harshly. This book explains the latest science—spurious and convincing—that hovers around the old bias.
    Jul 13, 2017
    | Shobhit Mahajan
  • Glitterati
    The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news
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