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THE MAGAZINE June 27, 2005

Cover Story

Cover Story

The Wrong 'Un, Skipper

Our cricketers may have lacked the killer instinct elsewhere. But many, like Pataudi, liked a hunt.

Jun 27, 2005

| G. Rajaraman
Cover Story

Hounds, Hares And Punjab's Neo-Nawabs

Hunting hares with greyhounds is the growing status symbol of rich farmers in Punjab villages

Jun 27, 2005

| Chander Suta Dogra
hunting

Blood Sport

Pataudi got caught. But it's India's worst kept secret: there are many who take perverse pleasure in killing near-extinct animals. Worse, they often hunt in pairs with the law. Updates

Jun 27, 2005

| Shobita Dhar

MISCELLANY

Newsbag

Self-explode kits for beginners; Up in smoke; Reserved tables; Li'l late in the day; Sky is the limit

Jun 27, 2005

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Opinion

1947: Degrees Of Blame

Following Advani's Pakistan visit, questions on Partition are being asked anew

Jun 27, 2005

| Ramachandra Guha
BSP

The Four Colours

In a volte-face, the BSP supremo is out to embrace those untouchables—the Brahmins. Will they give in?

Jun 27, 2005

| Smita Gupta
- Courting The Enemy
bjp

Lion In Winter

The RSS says no quarter. Advani says he's ready for battle. A Kurukshetra to the end for the BJP? Updates

Jun 27, 2005

| Saba Naqvi
- 'Advani Said Nothing Wrong'
- The Wounded Warrior

security council

Whither Africa Avenue?

A fractious Africa holds the keys to India's UNSC entry. The picture is bleak. Updates

Jun 27, 2005

| V. Sudarshan
- Wooing Africa
pakistan

Did He Help Train 3,500 Militants?

He supported the JKLF, and helped train militants. Thanks to Yasin, Sheikh Rashid's dirty secret is out. Updates

Jun 27, 2005

| Amir Mir
katasraj

A CBM For The Lord

Advani's controversial Pakistan visit had a spinoff: reviving focus on an ancient Hindu temple complex

Jun 27, 2005

| Mariana Baabar

computers

Program India: Ctrl+Enter

Intel and Microsoft are planning full-fledged operations to get a slice of the fast-growing Indian PC market pie

Jun 27, 2005

| Arindam Mukherjee
opinion

The Wolf Is At The Door...

India faces an unprecedented energy crisis. The days of half-measures are over; only an integrated energy policy can bail us out. Some suggestions....

Jun 27, 2005

| Anil K. Malhotra

education

Polished Politicos

A course opens in Pune for budding MPs and MLAs

Jun 27, 2005

| Harsh Kabra
language

Tongue In A Twist

Kannada or Devanagari? The dialect-rich Konkani sets off furious debate on the choice of script in Karnataka.

Jun 27, 2005

| Sugata Srinivasaraju
himachal pradesh

East Bank Settlers

Their young have colonised Manali. Now Israel tries to wean them off the drug trail.

Jun 27, 2005

| Saikat Datta
- Restoration, A La Balance
MISCELLANY

Details

Crossover Cuisine, Culture Vulture,Batman and Glissando

Jun 27, 2005

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bihar

Too Many Kooks

The mid-day meal has churned out a strange recipe: teachers as cooks

Jun 27, 2005

| Faizan Ahmad

Review

Jallianwalla: The Empire As Abattoir

Racist, man misguided or fool? The architect of that April massacre didn't know himself.

Jun 27, 2005

| Khushwant Singh

Art & Entertainment

Bollywood

Housefull! (But... Kitne Aadmi Thhe?)

The definition of a hit is changing. You can see empty seats in a multiplex, yet be watching one.

Jun 27, 2005

| Namrata Joshi
- The Hit Riddle

Aizawl Diary

The Lord's Day

Jun 27, 2005

| Indivar Kamtekar

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

10 Questions

Sushma Chawla

She’s broken into a space so far dominated by men, becoming the first woman CMD of Indian Airlines. Here are her plans for the airlines:

Jun 27, 2005

| Bhavneet S. Aurora
gossip

Bibliofile

Are writers whose works have not been translated into English condemned to literary oblivion? The tsunami effect and all about writing a column...

Jun 27, 2005

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Opinion

Bull's Eye

Media pundits think L.K. Advani was trying to change his image. They are wrong. He was trying to change his politics. Advani's performance in Pakistan ...

Jun 27, 2005

| Rajinder Puri
Making A Difference

For Those Positive Vibes

Akankshya, a care home for the HIV/AIDS infected, is helping positive people rebuild their lives

Jun 27, 2005

| Usha Rai
Showtime

Parineeta

Pradeep Sarkar succeeds in producing a visually pleasing, nicely-scripted masala-mix, with superb music.

Jun 27, 2005

| Paromita Shastri

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