Shobha De
Socialite Evenings’ sultry author comes out with her first book in five years. Spouse: <i>The Truth About Marriage</i> will be launched on February 14.
Newsbag
A piper on stream; Brother up in arms; Slammer solutions; Gettin' around; The pen leaks on the screen
A 98 MPH Snorter
The Rawalpindi Express faces flak all around. Can Shoaib Akhtar bounce his way out, make it to India?
The Mob On My Back
Your secrets are public, you're accosted by a host of unsolicited calls, even medical records are open. Is legislation the answer?
Plan A...Ain't? Here's Plan A+
The first media audit outfit in India, Spatial Access is helping advertisers get more bang for their buck
Sunflowers In The Dark Alley
He wanted to put his millions to good use. What better way than to sow it in the slums?
Pakistan, By Definition
From its birth as 'an Islamic home' in South Asia to its present asymmetries, former foreign minister Jaswant Singh extends themes tossed up by a new book on Pakistan
'It Is Quite Impossible That Petrol Was Thrown From Outside Into The Coach'
Unperturbed by the accusations, the retired Supreme Court judge spells out why he is convinced that the fire inside the train at Godhra was an accident.
Finding Neverland
Such a beautifully formed world that you willingly submit to the manipulation and creative licence of Foster.
Flames Of White In Mumbai Noir
Bhansali's Black provides a redefining moment in commercial Hindi cinema, pushing its frontiers of narration and style
Heard The Static On FM 2005?
Amendment of the excise act; hiking of EPF rates—is it pre-budget belligerence?
A High Full Toss
The queered pitch over Ahmedabad ruffles feathers <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=32 target=_blank> Updates</a>
"People Are Behind King Gyanendra's Decision"
The new foreign minister on issues other than India's reaction
A Divine Wrong
The mountain kingdom's quiet is not acquiescence, it's a hidden lava of discontent<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=21 target=_blank> Updates</a>
With Neighbours Like These
Nepal is in turmoil. Bangladesh is mired in violent political feuds. Pakistan is aloof. What are India's options in this scenario?
Bull's Eye
On January 27, foreign minister Natwar Singh dismissed critics who saw India-China relations with the old mindset of "balance of power" theories. ...
