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THE MAGAZINE March 05, 2007

Cover Story

indo-pak dialogue

Caught In A Tango

Indo-Pak anti-terror talks may have lost its wind with the blast

Mar 05, 2007

| V. Sudarshan
Pakistan

Notes From Zero Point

The optimism on the ground fades to grief, bewilderment

Mar 05, 2007

| Anjali Puri
SAMJHAUTA BLAST

Brass Tacks Of A Blast

The Samjhauta Express, started over 30 years ago, has had a fitful run. What exactly happened on February 18?

Mar 05, 2007

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samjhauta blast

Smell The Sulphur

Panipat, that old crossroads, hosts yet another tragic drama

Mar 05, 2007

| Bhavna Vij-Aurora
Exclusive: investigation

Rogue ISI Footprints

The plan, devices were too sophisticated for militants Updates

Mar 05, 2007

| Saikat Datta

newsbag

Crossings

Air-India -Indian, Dharmapuri bus burning case, Robert Adler & Australia

Mar 05, 2007

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controversy: mashelkar report

'Certain Inaccuracies Have Crept In'

A contrite but defiant Mashelkar withdraws his patent report

Mar 05, 2007

| Alam Srinivas
- Why Was The Report Withdrawn?
goa: mafia

The Laika Bite

Goa's Russian 'ties' opens up new issues

Mar 05, 2007

| Saikat Datta
Politics: uttar pradesh

Forth And Back

Did the Congress shoot itself in the foot with the Art 356 move? Updates

Mar 05, 2007

| Smita Gupta

pakistan: pilgrimage

Third Eye Blinking

A Mahashivratri in Pakistan? Read on.

Mar 05, 2007

| Anjali Puri
- Gandhara Stone Hides Many Tales
pakistan: suicide bombings

Horseman Of The Apocalypse

Suicide bombers run amok in Pakistan. Call it an implosion of vengeful jehad.

Mar 05, 2007

| Amir Mir
- A Month Of Suicide Bombings

budget '07: preview

A Bill To Fit The Politics

No big-ticket reforms this budget; it's a poll year. But other boosters are aplenty.

Mar 05, 2007

| Lola Nayar
trend: bikes

The Wild Ones

Indian adherents of the death-defying cult of speed worship Superbikes

Mar 05, 2007

| Prayaag Akbar
- The Suprebikes

urbanisation: hyderabad

Hew A New Kohinoor

Hyderabad x 4! A concept is born, but views vary sharply about its liveability.

Mar 05, 2007

| Madhavi Tata
top quark

Buy Me A Carbon Ring

What's possible in science is interesting. More fascinating is what's not.

Mar 05, 2007

| Maulik Parikh

cricket

Eleven = One

Chappell chants his theme: the personal must yield to the collective

Mar 05, 2007

| G. Rajaraman

exhibition: manuscripts

Graph Of Civilisation

India Inscribed... it's an epic, monumental legacy. You can get that in writing.

Mar 05, 2007

| Namrata Joshi
opinion

The Ink Is Soiled

We can't do without the unique angle of vision that geography lends to literature

Mar 05, 2007

| Nayantara Sahgal
Review

Remember '83?

Meticulously researched and produced, it gives the entire history of India's one-day matches. This will be manna for all schoolboys

Mar 05, 2007

| Manohar Singh Gill
Review

Ricochets From An Old Gun

Tushar Gandhi's claim of Bapu's assassination as conspiracy is naive rather than new, and emotional

Mar 05, 2007

| Lloyd I. Rudolph

Myanmar Diary

Sublime Seclusion

Mar 05, 2007

| Nandini Mehta

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

Gloria Steinem

The feminist journalist is in India to address the South Asian Women Writers' Colloquium

Mar 05, 2007

| Raghu Karnad
gossip

Bibliofile

So who once read aloud a single para, only to comment tersely: "This is how a writer makes ch***as of his readers"?

Mar 05, 2007

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Column

Bull's Eye

How will the CBI sort and arrange the "facts" in the Nithari case to make it a credible case? The public waits to be enlightened.

Mar 05, 2007

| Rajinder Puri
Making A Difference

Terminal Transformation

A computer course costing Re 1 a day has enabled many girls to earn their bread

Mar 05, 2007

| Prayaag Akbar
movie: review

Eklavya

The attempt is majestic: to marry Shakespeare with the crumbling world of Rajasthani fiefdoms and then underlying it with Mahabharata. But doesn't work.

Mar 05, 2007

| Namrata Joshi

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