The deputy PM's close inner circle consists mostly of old journalist friends and other ideas men. But beyond a point he is his own man, and 'none can influence him'.
Powell refuses to toe the Pentagon line, Iraq finds an unexpected ally and Deepa Mehta's latest film gets a pride of place in the Toronto Film Festival.
'Murthy had such authority, that he hired and fired employees on whim, and that he took pride in his ability to control people's lives and careers in this way.'
Soli Sorabjee and Vikram Seth strike a common chord, Deepika Govind intent on making a mark, 'Kaapi Nirvana', the top veggies and Raamkhilavan 'n' Family.
A week after the Wisden ceremony, in an exclusive interview from London, Mohd Azharuddin speaks about the turn of events leading to his invitation being cancelled.
Yash, silly, not Prem. The British author who teaches at the School of Oriental and African Studies on the father of the chiffon-and-champagne school of filmmaking.
Last week what could Colin Powell, representing a divided US government, have achieved by conferring with a divided Indian government? Our government ...
