Bull's Eye
Give major representation in selection boards that interview candidates to Dalits, OBCs and minorities. But stop spreading the divisive poison of caste-based reservation...
Rahul Bose
The actor who writes scripts, makes films, plays rugby, does voluntary work, has finally launched his NGO the Foundation this week.
'Quota Will Help Only Rich Muslims'
The man who actually authored the most comprehensive report on the status of Muslims in India...
Casino Royale
Bond is asked if he'd want his martini shaken or stirred. "Do I look as though I give a damn," says he. Wow!
Alone In A Dark Alley
A school that has opened its doors to special children but found most doors shut on it
Order, Order...(I'm His Father)
The judge's self-interest decides the verdict in some cases. Only the CJI can help stem the rot.
Stroke Of Scrutiny
He has found the way out: avoid looking at the leaderboard. The result's been terrific. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=213 target=_blank>More Coverage</a>
Bole To... It's Dhoomtime
Bollywood has never had so many hits in a year. New themes, bold directors, eager viewers have it real good.
Passage Through Gilgit
A friend pointed out Chinese men surveying the line for widening the Karakoram Highway that provides access to China through Pakistan's Northern Areas across the Khunjerab Pass...
Soot For Sale
If you can't reduce the greenhouse emissions, pay the developing nations to do it for you
Bibliofile
He claimed Nehru had a homosexual relationship with a teacher at Harrow. Now he wants the PM to launch his new book. And why is Malicious Singh feeling bamboozled?
Listen To The Ultrasound
Notwithstanding the gaps, an important first step towards a more politically astute and personally heartfelt portrait of motherhood in all its complexity.
But Steel Shall Not Be Sullied
Chronicle of a brave peasant woman who converted the tragedy of a gangrape into a personal crusade
The Blurb Bubble
A celeb pitch on the jacket can make the case for a new book. Publisher's ploy, readers' woe?
It Will Be A Long Journey
An ambivalent Congress gives President Kalam enough time to ponder over Afzal
